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Jacob Fowler: A shutout in the first game of the season

 David Miller
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Jacob Fowler: A shutout in the first game of the season
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Once again, several of the Montreal Canadiens’ top prospects will be under close scrutiny this season.

For Ivan Demidov, it’s more difficult because of his limited playing time, even if he does stand out.

In addition to the organization’s top prospect, a number of other players are expected to impress this season, including Jacob Fowler and Michael Hage.

On Friday evening, Fowler played the first game of his second NCAA season with the Boston College Eagles.

Boston College has announced that all players will wear a patch in honor of the Gaudreau brothers.

Although BC can no longer count on the services of Will Smith, Ryan Leonard and Gabe Perreault are still there, along with the addition of a certain James Hagens.

The latter will be one to keep a close eye on, as he’s one of the best prospects in the 2025 crop.

In short, BC took on Michigan State and Fowler’s performance couldn’t have been better.

The 19-year-old goalkeeper posted a season-opening 24-save shutout.

Before the game, an Internet user remarked that Fowler looked thinner on the ice and, above all, faster.

Fowler showed us early in the game that he’s ready to break everything this season, with a great save on a power play.

Earlier, I told you about James Hagens: let’s just say he didn’t take too long to make his mark with a beautiful pass for his first NCAA point.

Will Vote(his name is incredible) took advantage of Hagens’ pass to score, and he ended up scoring two of his team’s three goals.

Gabe Perreault and Ryan Leonard picked up assists on the team’s third goal late in the second period.

All Fowler had to do was close the books, which he did, and BC began its season with a fine 3-0 victory.

As for Michael Hage, we knew he had performed beyond expectations in his first two games, collecting no less than 4 points, including three assists.

Well, the Habs’ 21ᵉ overall pick in the last draft picked up right where he left off against Arizona State.

The 18-year-old prospect scored his second goal of the season, when the score was already 2-0 in favor of the University of Michigan Wolverines.

Hage decided to place himself in the pay zone… and it paid off.

He was able to redirect T.J. Hughes’ shot with precision.

If Hage continues to produce at this rate throughout the season, the Montreal Canadiens will be crying foul.

After all, why stop at one draft steal (Lane Hutson)? One is good, but two is better.

With just over five minutes left in the game, Arizona State closed the gap to just two goals, but it was too little too late.

Garrett Schifsky took advantage of the empty net to conclude the game.

The game ended 4-1 in favor of the Wolverines.

The Habs prospects will be exciting to watch this season.


Overtime

– This is good!

– Siri had her say in the Antechamber tonight.

– Oufff…

– Landon DuPont, a 15-year-old WHL defenseman, is truly exceptional.

– To see.

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