Jacob Quillan scores game-winner, Toronto Marlies finish regular season with weekend sweep of Laval
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Jacob Quillan scores game-winner, Toronto Marlies finish regular season with weekend sweep of Laval
"What I like most about [the performance] is the way we played in the second and third periods. I think that should be our standard. You can see a different pace coming out after that first period, and we got the results to show for it."
"The Marlies got off to a hot start with a goal inside the opening minute. Dakota Mermis picked up possession in the defensive zone, surged up the ice, and crossed the blue line with a give-and-go courtesy of Luke Haymes."
"Cowan was then targeted when Luke Tuch took the rookie forward down along the left with a slewfoot. With Cowan slammed to the ice, a huge scrum ensued, but the officials deemed the offense only worthy of a minor penalty."
The Toronto Marlies concluded the regular season with three consecutive victories but fell short of an automatic playoff spot by one point. They achieved back-to-back wins against division leaders Laval, boosting their confidence ahead of a best-of-three series against Rochester. In the first period of their recent game, Dakota Mermis scored early, but the Marlies faced challenges, including a missed opportunity and a dangerous incident involving Easton Cowan. Despite setbacks, the team maintained a positive response throughout the game.
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