1 week Ago By Dose.ca
Tonight, we obviously had to watch the Canadiens’ game, who finally lost in overtime. But we also had to take a look at the Rocket’s game from time to time. Why? Because Jacob Fowler was making his professional debut.
He made a good first impression by stopping 25 of the 26 shots directed at him. He allowed a goal in the Rocket’s win. Welcome to pro hockey, Jacob! Jacob Fowler picks up the victory (25 saves) in his first professional game.
@RocketLaval | #LAVvsSYR pic.twitter.com/OYLm48NnRZ — American Hockey League (@TheAHL) April 13, 2025 In the first period, he only stopped six shots, but three of those shots were dangerous.
He was extremely solid and for a guy who had never played pro hockey before, he looked very calm and composed. A future Carey Price ? In the second period, with his team leading 2-0, the goalie allowed his first goal. Certainly not his last.
.. Ally lights it up! pic.
twitter.com/5Dhh1thZ0C — Syracuse Crunch (@SyracuseCrunch) April 13, 2025 During this second engagement, the Crunch dominated, but after the goal, Fowler didn’t feel sorry for himself and allowed his team to return to the locker room with the lead. The Crunch showed their teeth in the second period, forcing Jacob Fowler to stand out a few times.
He only allowed one goal on a direct shot so far. 2-1 Laval after 40 minutes in Syracuse. — Anthony Marcotte (@anthonymarcotte) April 13, 2025 And in the third period, he closed the door once again and thus won his first professional game.
Great save!! Nice save pic.twitter.com/bHxhxlkliD — xy – Rocket de Laval (@RocketLaval) April 13, 2025 Will we see him again before the end of the season? Laval has three more games to play.
Riley Kidney and Lucas Condotta took care of the offense, though. #Rocket Lucas Condotta one-timer from faceoff dot for goal vs #Crunch Assists: Simoneau, Davidson #GoRocket #AHL #Hockey #GoHabsGo @RocketSports pic.twitter.
com/XLu95cMoYd — Chris G (@ChrisHabs360) April 12, 2025 #Rocket Owen Beck finds Riley Kidney in the slot for one-timer goal vs #Crunch Assists: Beck, Mesar #GoRocket #AHL #Hockey #GoHabsGo @RocketSports pic.twitter.com/5i1Pw0TQjS — Chris G (@ChrisHabs360) April 12, 2025 Overtime – A forgotten prospect.
Filip Mesar is starting to produce at the AHL level. Eight points in his last ten games. — Grant McCagg (@grantmccagg) April 13, 2025 – It’s over for Alec Martinez .
Man has a significant place in Kings history: https://t.co/IGGJYkxGqG — Helene Elliott (@helenenothelen) April 13, 2025 – Oh well. Friedman on Headlines says term is the big issue between Boeser and the Canucks.
— NHL Watcher (@NHL_Watcher) April 13, 2025 – To follow. Friedman on 32TP says it has never happened before where the NHL team has a 30 goal scorer on defence and the AHL affiliate does as well, Jacob MacDonald has 29 goals in 60 games with the Colorado Eagles. — NHL Watcher (@NHL_Watcher) April 13, 2025 – Beautiful tribute.
À VOIR: a moving moment for Maroon https://t.co/0MFQ2lFGzI — TVA Sports (@TVASports) April 12, 2025 – A Hutson is heading to Edmonton, after all. Source: Quinn Hutson, brother of Lane, signing a two-year entry level contract with Edmonton Oilers tonight — Adrian Dater (@adater) April 13, 2025 – Anyway.
The Red Wings are officially eliminated For the first time in NHL history, the four American teams from the Original 6 are not making the playoffs in the same season — Guillaume Villemaire (@GVillemaire13) April 13, 2025 – The Lions know their opponent in the first round. The Lions will face the Reading Royals in the first round of the ECHL playoffs. They split their season series with four wins each.
https://t.co/VPNwZQmzXA — Andrew Zadarnowski (@AZadarski) April 13, 2025 This article first appeared on Dose.ca and was syndicated with permission.
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