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Manitoba Moose April in Review & 2018-19 Season Assessment

The Manitoba Moose tragically fell two points short of a Calder Cup Playoffs berth this season, but man, did they make a heck of a run down the stretch.

Lastly, Mikhail Berdin quickly became of the organization’s rising stars and an instant fan favourite, posting a 12-8-3 record with a 2.34 goals-against average and .927 save percentage. He was instrumental in keeping the Moose in the hunt even when Comrie was up with the Jets. With Comrie’s future with the Jets’ organization very much a question mark, it’s quite likely Berdin will play an even more prominent role on the Moose next year.

To sum it up, the Moose provided many exciting moments for their fans — many of which this author enjoyed live — and fans and players alike should be proud of how they overcame injuries and call ups to play meaningful hockey into April. Everyone should be extremely excited for the future as well, because it looks bright for both the Moose and the Jets.

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Declan Schroeder

Declan Schroeder

Declan Schroeder is a 30-year-old communications specialist and freelance journalist in Winnipeg, Manitoba. He holds a diploma in Creative Communications with a major in journalism from Red River College and a bachelors in Rhetoric and Communications from the University of Winnipeg.

Deeply rooted in the city's hockey culture, the original Jets skipped town when he was two and the 2.0 version came onto the scene when he was 17.

He has been with The Hockey Writers since 2018 and serves as a copy editor in addition to a Jets writer.

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