"That's the kind of game we'll see in playoffs where you're up and then the next thing you know you're down and you're looking to show character," Favreau said. #LGRW prospect Alexandre Doucet gets his 50th of the season❗️ /n3no1iiRHk Alexandre Doucet iced the win with an empty-netter to complete his hat trick.
They built an early 2-0 lead that later turned into a 4-3 third period deficit before it finally swung back in their favour when captain Attilio Biasca broke a 4-4 tie with just 98 seconds left. To start the afternoon, it seemed like the Mooseheads would have little trouble getting back in the win column after a 1-0 loss to the last-place Bathurst Titan on Friday. Their goaltender played well and it was a good challenge for us and really good preparation for playoffs."
"They work hard and I'm trying not to use that word pesky but they really are. "We're not going to walk into Moncton and have them hand us games," Favreau said. The Mooseheads needed some late scoring heroics at the Avenir Centre in Moncton, only overcoming the Wildcats in the final two minutes in a 6-4 win. Sunday was no exception when the Wildcats pushed his team to the limit. Whenever Halifax Mooseheads head coach Sylvain Favreau talks about the Moncton Wildcats, he almost always uses the word 'pesky.'
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