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Logan Mailloux gives the victory to the Rocket in overtime

 Michaël Petit
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Logan Mailloux gives the victory to the Rocket in overtime
Credit: We can’t deny it, Logan Mailloux is not having a season that meets expectations. It has been very difficult for him for most of the season, with only a few games where he performed well. Recently, things have been going very well for the young right-handed defenseman. In the last game on Friday night, he […]

We can’t deny it, Logan Mailloux is not having a season that meets expectations.

It has been very difficult for him for most of the season, with only a few games where he performed well.

Recently, things have been going very well for the young right-handed defenseman.

In the last game on Friday night, he scored two goals and had an assist, securing the victory for his team with a goal at the end of the 3rd period.

On this Sunday afternoon, as the Rocket faced the Providence Bruins, Mailloux struck again with another winning goal. This time, it was in overtime.

Here is his goal (9th of the season) from this afternoon:

He positioned himself well in front of the net to wait for the pass from Laurent Dauphin.

This goal will do him a world of good, and we might finally see the Logan Mailloux we all expected this season.

With the Rocket still at the top of the Northern Division, having Mailloux in top form will only help them aim for great honors.

Aside from Mailloux’s goal, two Quebecers also stood out in the victory.

First, Alex Barré-Boulet collected one goal and two assists in this 3-2 victory for Laval.

Laurent Dauphin won the faceoff. Riley Kidney then passed to ABB, who surprised the Bruins’ goalie with a quick shot.

Speaking of Dauphin, he also had quite a game.

Not only was he credited with an assist on Mailloux’s goal and Barré-Boulet’s goal, but he was also involved in the first goal of the match.

Noel Hoefenmayer opened the scoring early in the first period, taking advantage of a power play.

Cayden Primeau was stellar again, remaining undefeated with the Rocket this season.

This victory was very important for Pascal Vincent’s squad, especially against Providence, which is one of the forces in the Eastern Conference.

Let’s hope that Mailloux and Primeau can continue on this good momentum and help the Rocket in the playoffs.


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