The Memorial Cup, a four-team round-robin tournament to determine the champion of the Canadian Hockey League, features the winners of the Ontario Hockey League (Hamilton Bulldogs), Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (Acadie-Bathurst Titan) and Western Hockey League (Swift Current Broncos), and the host Regina Pats of the WHL. The event is being held at Brandt Center in Regina, Saskatchewan from May 18-27 and features several NHL-drafted prospects and some eligible for the 2018 NHL Draft.
In the second game of the Memorial Cup, Acadie-Bathurst defeated Swift Current 4-3 in overtime Saturday.
Here are three things we learned on the second day:
Memorial Cup: What we learned
Acadie-Bathurst tops Swift Current in OT; defenseman Dobson proving his worth
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