Hamilton Bulldogwins theMemorial CupafterWHLdominates Edmonton Oil from 2021 to 2022 I continued to have the hope of doing it. Friday Kings 4-2.
Hamilton kept up with the game and scored two first-term goals from forwards Avery Hayes and Ryan Winterton.
The first marker for the Oil Kings is Chicago Blackhawks prospect Jalen Ruipen, who reaches third from 2:30, and Bulldog Mason McTabish, who scores at 13:26.
Edmonton had a second goal from St. Louis Bruce's Draft Topic Jake Neighbors, tightening the last few minutes with 2:46 remaining.
Mason McTavish hit the empty net with one second left in the second game of the game.
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Hamilton went 2 to 3 in power play and 5 to 9 in the first three games of the tournament.
Unlike the Dogs Thursday night match, the penalties were low, with a total of seven minors, three Hamiltons and four Oil Kings.
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Marco Costantini stopped 40 of the 42 shots he faced.
Sebastian Cossa of the Oil Kings stopped 32 out of 35. And his father Steve Staios.
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Bulldog finished third in a three-point, four-team tournament in the Memorial Cup semi-finals.
Edmonton was defeated and defeated, earning only 2 points in 3 games.
Hamilton's next opponent will depend on the results of the final qualifying rounds of St. John and Shawinigan on Saturday afternoon.
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