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The Saskatoon Blades have announced that goaltender Patrick Johnson has been re-assigned.
The 18 year old from Saskatoon competed hard in training camp and in exhibition action, appearing in two exhibition games against the Prince Albert Raiders.
He finished those two games with a record of 1-0, a goals against average of 4.00 and a save percentage of .886.
Johnson spent last season with the Saskatoon Contacts in Midget AAA action.
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It sounds like Johnson has alreday arrived in Kindersley.
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The Saskatoon Blades have announced that goaltender Patrick Johnson has been re-assigned.
The 18 year old from Saskatoon competed hard in training camp and in exhibition action, appearing in two exhibition games against the Prince Albert Raiders.
He finished those two games with a record of 1-0, a goals against average of 4.00 and a save percentage of .886.
Johnson spent last season with the Saskatoon Contacts in Midget AAA action.
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It sounds like Johnson has alreday arrived in Kindersley.
so is that young standout from camp still have a chance at the team or are they going to let p.j. walk in and get the backup position?
ReplyDeletewhere does this put abdella? he is so good.
ReplyDeleteThe age factor is something the team has to consider but I feel a team should always take the two guys that stop the most pucks. I think Mac is the clear cut #1 and the Klippers should take a couple of weeks to let the other two guys decide who will be the back up. Johnson shouldn't be handed the job just because he's a year younger.
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