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A sloppy effort haunts Laval Rocket in Game 1 loss to Charlotte
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Since the start of the playoffs in the American Hockey League, the Laval Rocket has alternated between his two goaltenders, offering both rest and competition to Cayden Primeau and Jacob Fowler.This rotation strategy has borne fruit so far, allowing the team to keep a good pace and adapt its game according to the opponent. But at the dawn of the 2nd game of the association final, it seems that the organization has made its choice.It's Cayden Pri…
Checkers’ barrage grounds Rocket in Game 1
The Charlotte Checkers opened the Eastern Conference Finals with a convincing 5-1 win over the Laval Rocket at Place Bell on Wednesday evening. Game 2 of the best-of-seven series is Thursday in Laval. Five different Checkers scored and Kaapo Kähkönen made 30 saves in the victory, Charlotte’s ninth straight win on the road and fifth in a row overall. Sandis Vilmanis opened the scoring 1:44 into the game and later added an assist. Justin Sourdif an
Game Thoughts: Tough Start Against Charlotte
After a couple of days off, Laval was back in action on Wednesday to open their series against Charlotte. After starting their last two series strong, they did no such thing in this one, falling 5-1. Pascal Vincent opted to keep the lineup intact from Sunday, an understandable decision given how well they played to finish the series so while Vincent Arseneau has been cleared to return, he’ll have to wait longer to get into his first postseason …
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