Ottawa Senators defenceman
Thomas Chabot is set to receive a big honour from his former junior club, the Saint John Sea Dogs.
The Sea Dogs announced on Twitter on Tuesday night that they will be inducting Chabot into the team's Hall of Fame this summer, alongside Gerard Gallant and Mike Kelly. The trio will join
Jonathan Huberdeau and Mike Thomas, who were the first two members of the Sea Dogs' Hall of Fame.
"It's an honour for me because Saint John is where it all started," said Chabot. "I loved every minute that I spent playing and living there, I met great people along the way and created friendships that will last a lifetime."
Chabot, a native of Sainte-Marie (Quebec), spent four seasons in the QMJHL with the Saint John Sea Dogs, helping them to the Memorial Cup in 2017, where they would fall to the OHL's Erie Otters in the semi-finals. In 202 QMJHL games, Chabot had 153 points (34 goals, 119 assists), 220 penalty minutes and was a plus-33.
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