Hybrid1486 577 Posted July 24, 2014 Share Posted July 24, 2014 After sitting out the first two games to properly acclimate himself to the VHL and its ways, Quebec City Meute goaltender Brock Waldron made his debut in the team's third game of the season, a road tilt in Latvia against the Riga Reign. It started off well enough, with little action through the first few minutes. Waldron's first VHL save came at the 5:58 mark of the first period, and was quickly followed by two more, both saves that were covered up. His fourth save resulted in a rebound, however, and he soon found out what he should expect to see for the rest of this season. Three goals in the final 12 minutes sealed Quebec's fate, even if they did manage to get within a goal late in the second period. They were outshot 48-15, resulting in a somewhat-impressive 43 saves for Waldron's first go-round. Quebec's next game was against also-lowly Toronto, which allowed Waldron to record the first of what should be many wins in the coming seasons...eventually. Frank and eaglesfan036 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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