#quebec remparts

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Patrick Roy’s legendary career is filled with awards and accolades, cementing his place as one of the greatest goalies in NHL history. 🏆🥅 From Stanley Cups to Vezina Trophies, his impact on the game is unmatched.

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andreas straka goes fourth in the chl import draft!!

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CHL’s Memorial Cup Round 1 - Hamilton Fincups vs Quebec Remparts - May 9th 1976

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Halifax Mooseheads superstar Nathan MacKinnon scores an incredible goal against the Quebec Remparts!

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Tuesday, May 16, 2023 Canadian TV Listings (Times Eastern)

WHERE CAN I FIND THOSE PREMIERES? ANGEL CITY (HBO Canada) 9:00pm

NEW TO AMAZON PRIME CANADA/CBC GEM/CRAVE TV/DISNEY + STAR/NETFLIX CANADA:

AMAZON PRIME CANADA ZARNA GARG: ONE IN A BILLION

CRAVE TV ANGEL CITY (Season 1)

NETFLIX CANADA ANNA NICOLE SMITH: YOU DON’T KNOW ME INSTANT FAMILY TED TED 2

IIHF MEN’S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (TSN) 9:00am: Denmark vs. Austria (TSN3) 9:00am: Slovenia vs. Norway (TSN) 1:00pm: France vs. Hungary (TSN3) 1:00pm: Switzerland vs. Kazakhstan

MLB BASEBALL (SN) 7:00pm: Yankees vs. Jays (SN Now) 10:00pm: Twins vs. Dodgers

QMJHL HOCKEY (TSN3/TSN5) 7:00pm: Quebec Remparts vs. Halifax Mooseheads - Game #3

QUEST OUT WEST: WILD FOOD (APTN) 7:00pm: Tracey and Jennifer discuss the ongoing traumas created by the Canadian residential school system; joined by guests Adam Eneas, Michael Brezner and Taylor Lezard, Tracey learns about the K'əmcnitkw (Alongside the Water) Floodplain Re-engagement.

CANADA'S GOT TALENT (City TV) 8:00pm (SEASON FINALE): Live from Niagara Falls, the final eight acts will compete for their chance to win a life-changing prize and be named "CGT" Champion.

OUTBACK OPAL HUNTERS (Discovery Canada) 8:00pm

NBA BASKETBALL (TSN/TSN4) 8:30pm: Western Conference Final - Lakers vs. Nuggets - Game 1

LITTLE BIG COMMUNITY (APTN) 9:00pm: Members of Montreal Lake Cree Nation in northern Saskatchewan understand that healing is a community effort; Jarrett, Carol and Flair are returning to their traditional traplines and sharing land-based teachings with the youth.

WHL HOCKEY (TSN3/TSN5) 10:00pm: Winnipeg Ice vs. Seattle Thunderbirds - Game #3

100 DAY DREAM HOME (HGTV Canada) 10:00pm (SERIES PREMIERE): Lifelong Floridians snapped up a vintage beachside hotel as soon as it hit the market, but it needs a major refresh.

[readyfreddy]

What a rough loss for the Petes.

Best of luck to the Seattle Thunderbirds against the Quebec Remparts on Sunday

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Michel Goulet: A Journey from the WHA to NHL Stardom

Michel Goulet transitioned to the NHL in the 1979-80 season when the WHA and NHL merged. Although the Quebec Nordiques were part of this merger, they were a new team for Goulet, who had spent his lone WHA season with the Birmingham Bulls.

Early Career and Transition to the NHL

As part of the merger's unique framework, Goulet was selected by the NHL Nordiques in the first round of the 1979 NHL Entry Draft, 20th overall. Before his time with Birmingham, Goulet showcased his talent with the Quebec Remparts in the QMJHL. His standout performance in the 1977-78 season saw him net 73 goals and tally 135 points in just 72 games.

In his rookie NHL season, Goulet experienced a slow start, managing 22 goals. However, he found his stride and significantly improved, culminating in a 57-goal season in 1982-83. This achievement ranked him fourth in the league, trailing only Wayne Gretzky’s remarkable 71 goals. Goulet continued his offensive dominance, reaching the 50-goal mark in each of the next three seasons. His career-high of 57 goals remained unmatched, placing him among an elite group of players with consecutive 50-goal seasons, including legends like Gretzky, Mike Bossy, and Guy Lafleur.

A Prolific Career and Hall of Fame Recognition

Over a stellar NHL career spanning from 1979-80 to 1993-94, Goulet scored 548 goals in 1,089 regular-season games with the Nordiques and Chicago Blackhawks. This tally ranks him 32nd on the all-time goal-scoring list, just ahead of Maurice Richard and narrowly behind Ron Francis. Michel Goulet’s exceptional contributions to hockey were honored with his induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1998.

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SWAMP RABBITS NEWS - CATCH UP TIME

By: Mark Binetti, Greenville Swamp Rabbits SWAMP RABBITS ACQUIRE ROBIDOUX IN A TRADE Fourth-year forward comes to the Upstate in a swap for Luke Richardson (GREENVILLE, S.C.) – The Greenville Swamp Rabbits, proud ECHL affiliate of the NHL’s Los Angeles Kings, announced today via a Swamp Rabbit Moving Transaction that the team has acquired forward Mikael Robidoux from the Wheeling Nailers in exchange for goaltender Luke Richardson. Robidoux comes to the Swamp Rabbits after completing his third ECHL season and second with the Allen Americans. The 5’11”, 200-pound forward notched a dozen points in “The Lone Star State” (7g-5ast) and accrued 176 PIM in 41 contests. Robidoux added another assist in three Kelly Cup Playoff games against the Idaho Steelheads. Hailing from La Prairie, Quebec, Robidoux, 25, enters his fourth ECHL campaign with 136 games to his credit, earning 16 goals, 18 assists, and 34 points to go along with 704 PIM as a member of the Americans and Kansas City Mavericks. Before turning professional, Robidoux played five seasons in the Quebec Maritime Junior Hockey League with the Shawinigan Cataractes and Quebec Remparts, logging 53 points in 203 games with 316 PIM. Richardson heads to Wheeling with a near-perfect 9-1-1 record in 14 ECHL appearances, all with Greenville, in addition to his first career shutout, a 2.07 GAA, and .935 SV%. Before coming to the Upstate, Richardson turned professional with the AHL’s Belleville Senators following his Canadian college career with Queens University. SWAMP RABBITS FALL IN “CARE AS ONE” COMMUNITY HOCKEY GAME 4,891 in attendance, helping bolster Hurricane Helene relief efforts with United Way of Greenville County (GREENVILLE, S.C.) – The Greenville Swamp Rabbits fell to the South Carolina Stingrays in the “Care As One” Community Hockey Game by a 4-3 score on Wednesday night. The game was played in front of 4,891 fans coming together to help bolster efforts in assisting those in need following the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, making it one of the most attended preseason games in the last 10 years of Swamp Rabbits hockey. The game benefitted United Way of Greenville County's Community Relief Fund. The Swamp Rabbits jumped out to an early 2-0 lead on goals scored 92 seconds apart. Stuart Rolofs started things for Greenville when the puck came to his stick in the high slot, which he fired almost immediately in a tight window. The puck slipped through the five-hole of South Carolina starter Seth Eisele to give the Swamp Rabbits a 1-0 lead 12:00 into the first (Arvid Caderoth and Bobby Russell assisted). Over a minute and a half later, Max Coyle rifled a “Hail Mary” pass to Ben Freeman from his zone to the opposing blue line. Freeman shrugged off a defender on his back and put a shot on net that Eisele stopped, but the rebound came right to Brent Pedersen’s tape. Pedersen buried the rebound to double the Swamp Rabbits lead at 2-0 at 13:32 (Freeman and Coyle assisted). Luke Richardson stopped all eight shots in the first 20 minutes. South Carolina struck twice in the middle act, part of a run of four unanswered goals, squaring the game at 2-2 heading into the last 20 minutes. Kyler Kupka answered at 5:50 of the second, squeaking a rebound in close range past a sprawled Luke Richardson in the Swamp Rabbits net, halving the deficit to 2-1 (Dean Loukus assisted). With 4:08 left in the second on their first power play, the puck was won to Josh Wilkins on the blue line, who waltzed in uncontested to Richardson. He won the one-on-one duel with a deke, potting the puck to tie the game at 2-2 (Ben Hawerchuk and Jeremy Davidson assisted). On the goaltending front, Garin Bjorklund replaced Eisele halfway through the second, while Kolby Hay relieved Luke Richardson at the start of the third. The Stingrays pulled ahead early in the third when Jeremy Davidson pounced on a rebound close to the crease, slipping by Hay to give the Stingrays their first lead at 3-2 on their third straight goal at 4:08 of the third (Ben Hawerchuk assisted). The scoring run saw its final goal with 8:20 left when Jack Adams sprung a pass to Ryan Leibold in neutral ice. Leibold had a step on the last defender and fired a laser over Hay’s glove to push the Stingrays to a 4-2 lead (Adams assisted). With their backs against the wall, Ben Freeman tried to spark the Swamp Rabbits to a late comeback with the goaltender pulled. With 1:01 to go and Hay on the bench, the Swamp Rabbits hammered the Stingrays' net relentlessly, ending with Ben Freeman slamming the puck on the back door to pull within one at 4-3 (Arvid Caderoth and Zach White assisted). Despite the late life, the Stingrays held off the Swamp Rabbits and won 4-3. Kolby Hay picked up the loss in relief, stopping nine of 11 shots in 17:19 of work. Luke Richardson stopped 13 of 15 in the first 40 minutes of the game. About the Greenville Swamp Rabbits … Acquired by Spire Sports + Entertainment (SS+E) in 2020, the Greenville Swamp Rabbits hockey team has been providing family-friendly, live entertainment at Bon Secours Wellness Arena since 2010. Formerly, the Greenville Road Warriors and the Swamp Rabbits are the highest-level professional minor league franchise in South Carolina. The Swamp Rabbits are the proud ECHL affiliate of the NHL's LA Kings and the AHL's Ontario Reign. Greenville is an ECHL Premier ‘AA’ Hockey League member. GREENVILLE SWAMP RABBITS HOWLINGS Read the full article

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Where every player played during the 2012-13 NHL lockout: Buffalo

EHL: Mike Weber (L��renskog Ishockeyklubb) HockeyAllsvenskan: Jhonas Enroth (Huddinge I.K./Almtuna I.S.) KHL: Andrej Sekera (H.K. Slovan Bratislava) NCAA: Chad Ruhwedel (University Of Massachusetts, Lowell Riverhawks) NL: Tyler Ennis (S.C.L. Tiger) QMJHL: Mikhail Grigorenko (Quebec Remparts) EBEL: Tyler Myers (Klagenfurter A.S.C.) & Thomas Vanek (Moser Medical Graz 99ers) DEL: Christian Ehrhoff (Krefeld Pinguine), Jochen Hecht (Adler Mannheim), Jason Pominville (Adler Mannheim) & Alexander Sulzer (E.R.C. Ingolstadt) AHL: T.J. Brennan (Rochester Americans), Brian Flynn (Rochester Americans), Marcus Foligno (Rochester Americans), Cody Hodgson (Rochester Americans), Adam Pardy (Rochester Americans), Kevin Porter (Rochester Americans) & Mark Pysyk (Rochester Americans) Didn't Play: Matt Ellis, Nathan Gerbe, Patrick Kaleta, Ville Leino, Jordan Leopold, Cody McCormick, Ryan Miller, Steve Ott, Robyn Regehr, John Scott & Drew Stafford

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10, 17!

10. something that made you cry this year?

agh. june 4 2023. the seattle thunderbirds fall 0-5 to the quebec remparts in the memorial cup final. everyone on the ice cried buckets and so did i. no, i haven't been ok since.

17. post a picture from the end of the year

i love this stupid city

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Remparts de Quebec v Oceanic De Rimouski - Québec, Canada | 31 Dec, 2023.

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Bullied Halifax Mooseheads fan becomes guest of honour at Remparts practice

A diehard Halifax Mooseheads fan who was bullied in the stands during a playoff game in Quebec City was the guest of honour during the Quebec Remparts' practice on Monday morning. from : Halifax https://ift.tt/tAhJI3u

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Tuesday, May 30, 2023 Canadian TV Listings (Times Eastern)

WHERE CAN I FIND THOSE PREMIERES? AMERICA’S GOT TALENT (City TV) 8:00pm DOUBLING DOWN WITH THE DERRICOS (TLC Canada) 10:00pm

WHAT IS NOT PREMIERING IN CANADA TONIGHT HOT WHEELS: ULTIMATE CHALLENGE (NBC Feed) 30 FOR 30: THE AMERICAN GLADIATORS (Premiering on June 5 on TSN at 7:00pm) BARGAIN MANSIONS (Premiering on June 2 on Magnolia Canada at 9:00pm)

NEW TO AMAZON PRIME CANADA/CBC GEM/CRAVE TV/DISNEY + STAR/NETFLIX CANADA:

AMAZON PRIME DESECRATION HUSTLE IN BED WITH THE PEDROS RODEO SISTA TIGER’S TAIL

CRAVE TV DARK SIDE OF THE RING (Season 4)

NETFLIX CANADA I THINK YOU SHOULD LEAVE WITH TIM ROBINSON (Season 3)

MLB BASEBALL (SN1) 7:00pm: Brewers vs. Jays (SN Now) 8:00pm: Rays vs. Cubs (SN1) 9:30pm: Yankees vs. Mariners

CEBL BASKETBALL (TSN5) 7:00pm: Scarborough Shooting Stars vs. Ottawa BlackJacks (TSN5) 9:00pm: Niagara River Lions vs. Calgary Surge

QUEST OUT WEST: WILD FOOD (APTN) 7:00pm: Tracey is introduced to the community relief agencies Mamas for Mamas and the Ki-Low-Na Friendship Society. These organizations act as a lifeline within their community, providing fresh food, clothing and workforce training opportunities.

MEMORIAL CUP (TSN/TSN4) 9:00pm: Peterborough Petes vs. Quebec Remparts

LITTLE BIG COMMUNITY (APTN) 9:00pm: Located on Manitoulin Island in Ontario, Wiikwemkoong is a community focused on maintaining culture and being self-reliant.

DESTINATION FEAR (DTour) 9:00pm (SEASON PREMIERE): The team faces terror at a decaying Pennsylvania sanatorium, including a ghostly mimic and child spirits; Dakota has a dark experiment up his sleeve to amp up the fear.

100 DAY DREAM HOME (HGTV Canada) 10:00pm (SEASON PREMIERE): Shontelle and Will have been making the most of their 1970s ranch style home, but with a large blended family and Shontelle's at-home baking business booming, there's no longer enough room to keep everyone and Shontelle's baking equipment contained.

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TOP NHL PROSPECTS ANSWER HOCKEY DEBATES - PASTA OR CHICKEN & RICE

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MARCHESSAULT WINS STANLEY CUP AND CONN SMYTHE

By: Gerry Cantlon, Howlings HARTFORD, CT - When he was a member of the Connecticut Whale, Jonathan Audy-Marchessault was a diamond in the rough. Marchessault was playing for the Quebec Remparts in the QMJHL, learning his craft under the recently-retired Memorial Cup-winning head coach, Patrick Roy, over a dozen years ago. The New York Rangers signed Marchessault as an undrafted free agent in 2010 along with his junior teammate and fellow Connecticut Whale alumni, the just-retired Kelsey Tessier. Another of Marchessault's junior and CT Whale teammates was retired forward Ryan Bourque. Marchessault finished second in scoring on the initial CT Whale squad with 24 goals and 64 points. The Rangers thought he was going to be strictly an AHL player. They got that wrong. The Columbus Blue Jackets took a chance on Marchessault the following season and sent him to the AHL Springfield Falcons. Machessault's anger and frustration were apparent when he explained why he signed and agreed to go to Springfield in a Howlings interview. "It's total BS. I'm second in scoring on the team (Kris Newbury was first) and the Rangers didn't offer me any NHL money in a new contract. I had signed for just a year. They just offered another AHL deal. Total BS. I will get to the NHL and win the Stanley Cup. Signing with Columbus may be my fastest route," Marchessault scornfully declared then. Marchessault is the first undrafted player (signed with the WHA Indianapolis Racers with a personal services contract, or he would have been a Montreal Canadiens draft pick) since Wayne Gretzky in 1988 to win a Conn Smythe Trophy. He scored ten goals that either gave Vegas the lead (six times) or tied the game (four times) during the 2023 Stanley Cup Playoffs. He is just one of three players in the last 35 years to score a goal in the first three games of the Stanley Cup Final. The Rangers weren't the only team to misjudge Marchessault's talent. After one year with Columbus/Springfield and not getting an opportunity, he then signed the following year with the Tampa Bay Lightning. Marchessault got in his initial NHL playing time with 47 games over two years but spent most of his three years with the organization in Syracuse. "Marchie's" journey then crossed the Sunshine State when he signed with the Florida Panthers. He received his first solid NHL playing time a had a 30-goal campaign six years ago. When the Vegas Golden Knights came into the NHL as a franchise, Marchessault was left exposed by the Panthers and was taken by Vegas in the expansion draft. The Panthers' decision to leave Marchessault exposed amazingly came about because the franchise decided to protect two other players, both no longer in the organization, Alex Petrovic (Dallas) and Mark Pysyk (Buffalo), who was coming off his worst defensive year at minus-21. Marchessault never wavered or accepted no for an answer - ever. Marchessault was on a two-year deal with the Panthers at a cap-friendly $750K. The following year, he signed a five-year extension for $30 million that expires next year. It also included a modified no-trade clause. He then becomes a UFA. Since he arrived in the Nevada desert, the 32-year-old has not been a minus player since, as one of the original six Golden Knights, who all started the Cup-clinching game. Naturally, who scored Vegas's first goal of the series…Marchessault. The Connecticut connections in Vegas are numerous. Their backup goalie, Jonathan Quick (Hamden/AOF), Chandler Stephenson, is the nephew of Bob Stephenson, a former Hartford Whaler. Ex-Ranger Brett Howden played for three years in New York. A trio of ex-Whalers, assistant coach John Stevens Sr., goalie coach Sean Burke who did a superb job with Conn Smythe consideration former Springfield Falcon, Aidin Hill, whose first pro game was against the Wolf Pack, and Murray Craven, is a Senior VP of Operations. Vegas' Team President is former New Haven Nighthawk and Ranger George McPhee. Scouts include ex-Whaler Jim McKenzie (Pro Scout), Connor Jones (Amateur Scout) is a former Quinnipiac University/Bridgeport Sound Tigers/and the grandson of former New Haven Blade Terry Jones) standout and ex-Whaler, Alex Godynyuk (European scout). Florida had ex-Yale Bulldog goalie Alex Lyon, ex-Pack/Ranger Marc Staal, former Sound Tiger Carter Verhaeghe, former Whaler coach, head coach Paul Maurice, and ex-Pack Sylvain Lefebvre as the Panthers assistant coach. Pro Scouts Sean Backman (Cos Cob/Yale Univ./Sound Tigers/AOF) and P.J. Fenton (son of Nighthawk/Whaler Paul Fenton) Two special advisors to the team GM, former Nighthawks coach Rick Dudley and former New Haven Nighthawks and Whalers player PJ's father, the aforementioned Paul Fenton. Marchessault now has a Stanley Cup ring and was voted as the Conn Smythe Trophy with the Golden Knights with the second most points of 25, just one behind Jack Eichel. Quebec City got its Stanley Cup from the Cap-Rouge native, a suburb of the city and hopes Marchessault remembers his declaration and parades the Cup it in front of the iconic Frontenac Hotel along the Quebec City elevated promenade, aside from the St. Lawrence River. He now joins the pantheon of great Quebec French-Canadian high scoring forwards the game has had from Guy Lafleur, Mike Bossy, Mario Lemieux, Maurice "The Rocket" Richard, Marc Tardif, Andre "The Magician" Lacroix (ex-Whaler), Marcel Dionne, and Real "Buddy" Cloutier. Not taking no for an answer paid off handsomely for Marchessault. NAHL DRAFT The NAHL-North American Hockey League held the last junior draft mid-week, two weeks before the NHL Draft in Nashville at the end of the month. Taken from Connecticut first, the draft pick El Paso initial was James Mallozzi (New Canaan), selected from Westchester U-16 (T1EHL) in the second round (38th overall) by the Danbury Hat Tricks. Danbury's first round (26th overall) was Ethan Farrow, then Jack Wuertz in the second round (36th overall). Tamás Tóth, from the CT Jr. Rangers (NCDC), who played for the Hungary WJC Division Group 1A team, was taken by the Maryland Black Bears. Matt Alberti, from Salisbury School, was selected in the third round (71st overall) by Janesville (WI) Jets, and Evan West was taken by the Chippewa (WI) Steel, third round (84th overall), a former Danbury Jr. Hat Trick. In the fourth round (123rd overall), Danbury took Marius Angelin from Potomac (USPHL Premier), coached by ex-Pack Josh Gratton. The pick belonged to the Amarillo (TX) Wranglers. Then Roman Winnicki was taken in the fifth round (172nd overall) as the Hat Tricks took him from their NA3HL team and was originally an El Paso draft choice. Jakub Krizan, from Czechia of the Selects Academy at SKP (South Kent Prep), went in the fifth round, 150th overall, and Jack Keane, in the sixth round, 164th overall, was taken by Danbury. Then the Maine Nordiques took Lucas DiChiara of Fairfield in the sixth round (172nd overall). The pick originally belonged to the Johnstown (PA) Jets. Then in the sixth round (190th overall), Geno Carcone was taken by Danbury from Des Moines (USHL). The pick was from the Lone Star (TX) Brahmas. Then seventh round (196th overall), Jacob Ingstrup was selected by Minot (ND) and the Kent School Lions. Then Danbury took Matt DellaRusso (Darien) from the St. George's School (RIPREP). In the ninth round (281st overall), the Minnesota Wilderness took Jack Roberts from the Kent School. The final selection in the 10th round (313th overall) was Michael Murtagh, formerly of The Frederick Gunn School (Washington, CT), playing for the Nanaimo Clippers (BCHL). NOTES: The Rangers hired their new bench boss, who played 12 games in 1988-89 for the Blueshirts in his playing days and two seasons for the Binghamton Rangers, who were relocated to Hart City in 1997. He has now coached six Metropolitan Division teams; NY Islanders, Hurricanes, Washington, Hurricanes, and Flyers. The Rangers announced assistant coach and former Wolf Pack assistant Gord Murphy had been dismissed, and Kris Knoblauch would be back in Hart City. Former Sound Tiger Matt Donovan returns to the AHL from Adler Mannheim (Germany-DEL) and signs with the Chicago Wolves. Lochlan Tetarenko, the son of Beast of New Haven defenseman Joe Tetarenko, signs with Saskatoon (WHL), who drafted him last year from Okotoks (AEHL). The Bridgeport Islanders' defenseman Connor McCarthy, signs with HC Banska Bystrica (Slovakia-SLEL). He split the season between Bridgeport and Worcester (ECHL). Ex-Whaler Mark Hunter of London Knights (OHL) won GM of the year, and Bridgeport Islanders Matt Maggio won the OHL Red Tilson regular season MVP award. HARTFORD WOLF PACK HOME Read the full article