The Road to Kelowna starts NOW (Season 9 Episode 27)

The Moncton Wildcast Podcast kicks off Season 9, Episode 27 with a lively discussion on the upcoming playoff run for the Moncton Wildcats, whose path to Kelowna begins with a first-round matchup against the St. John's Seadogs. Hosts Adam Lund and Jeremy Boucher reflect on the team’s historic regular season — a 50-10-2-2 record, the first in QMJHL history to achieve such a mark — and celebrate the individual accolades, including Rudy Guimau’s Jacques Plante Trophy and Maxime Massé’s 102-point season. The hosts express frustration with Ticketmaster’s pricing, calling it a barrier to fan access, while also praising Luke Combs for keeping tickets affordable. They dive into the 'Legends Team' segment, spotlighting players drafted or traded to Moncton but who never played for the team, highlighting stories of missed opportunities and personal journeys. The episode features a deep dive into the upcoming playoff series, with guest Jamie Tozer from Station Nation offering insights on the Seadogs’ underwhelming season, coaching changes, and key players like Alexi Joseph and Max Cote. The hosts emphasize the importance of fan support, promote the upcoming bus trip to St. John, and close with a heartfelt tribute to the team’s journey and the community’s role in their success.