First challenge successfully completed for Cayden Primeau in Laval

The Canadiens were in action, but their farm team was as well.
In front of three executives, the Rocket faced the Canucks and aimed to end a two-game losing streak.
This was Cayden Primeau’s first game in Laval this season, and he performed well. He made 26 saves on 27 shots.
It was after 19 shots that the American allowed his first goal.
He didn’t look good, let’s be honest.
REBOUND RÄTS
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— Abbotsford Canucks (@abbycanucks) January 4, 2025
For the rest of the game, he was on fire, stopping breakaways, two-on-ones, and several good chances from the opponents.
I’m happy with this game, and I hope he is too. He needs to regain his confidence.
Laval ultimately won in overtime thanks to a goal from Laurent Dauphin.
Pascal Vincent’s team will be back in action tomorrow as they face the same Canucks. Connor Hughes should be in net.
Don’t expect to see as many executives in Laval: there are World Junior Championship games on the schedule.
In brief
– At least Michael Hage shone.
Loss for Michigan despite two points from Michael Hagehttps://t.co/VaokzAnwGy
— RDS (@RDSca) January 4, 2025
– Victory for the Lions.
VICTORY!!
The Lions start the year 2025 strong!
The final score is brought to you by @fromagerievictoria! pic.twitter.com/t6eg15UGzj
— Lions de Trois-Rivières (@Lions3r) January 4, 2025
– Two assists for Bryan Rust.
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— Pittsburgh Penguins (@penguins) January 4, 2025
– He protects his teammate.
Nathan Walker checks Travis Hamonic who goes down— Cole Reinhardt steps in to drop the gloves
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— B/R Open Ice (@BR_OpenIce) January 4, 2025
– He has many lives.
Kaapo Kakko thriving with Kraken in expanded role after Rangers tenure ended with trade https://t.co/WOnvkK5n5E pic.twitter.com/oGESUiH0GX
— New York Post Sports (@nypostsports) January 3, 2025