Baby Boomer

Hello everyone,

Welcome to the first chapter of Baby Bob's life story. In this life story we will talk about the life of Baby, when he was young, his thoughts and his impressions before the drafts, during the seasons and during the playoffs. Baby Bob will also respond to questions from the fans, from the Gms and from the leaders of the VHL and the VHLM. In this chapter we will talk about his childhood, where he was born, when did he start hockey and how he got where he is now.

Baby Bob was born on April 10, 2003 in Lévis, Quebec. He lived in a very normal family with a father, a mother and a sister in a very basic house. He was not poor, but not rich and he lived a happy childhood. He started playing hockey when he was 7 years old. He played single letters almost all his childhood until he arrived midget. This is at this moment that he started to play with his full potential. During his first year, he played midget AA and had 20 goals and 40 points in 40 games. At his second year in the midget, he played in the AAA. That's the season where he started to be really productive in terms of points. He scored 38 goals and 34 apples in only 42 games. With these stats, Baby Bob was drafted first overall in the 2019 QMJHL draft by the Saint John Sea Dogs at the age of 16. Baby Bob made the team in his first season where he had a good season of 42 goals and 31 assists in 68 games. These stats made him finish 2nd in the trophy race for the rookie of the year behind Zachary Bolduc from the Rimouski Oceanics. The Saint John Sea Dogs made the playoffs, but they lost 4-2 in the first round against the Cape Breton Eagles by the scores of 5-1, 4-3, 5-7, 5-4pr, 1-2 and 3-2. During the 2020 draft, the Sea Dogs drafted 3rd overall and they selected Leighton Carruthers. He is a very good center that helped Baby Bob a lot with his offensive and defensive aspects of the games. Next season, the Sea Dogs had a really good campaign where they finished 2nd in the league with a record of 45-20-3 for a total of 93 points in 68 games. Baby and Leighton had both an incredible season, Baby scored 46 goals and 51 assists for 97 points and Leighton had 27 goals and 37 assists for 64 points. Baby Bob finished 3rd for the most points in the regular season and made the 1st star team of the QMJHL and the 2nd star team of the CHL. In the first round of the playoffs, the Sea Dogs defeated the Oceanic 4-0 to make it into the 2nd round where they beated the Victoriaville Tiger 4-1. They also won the semi-final against the Chicoutimi Saguenéens by the score of 4-1 to win their spot in the final of the Coupe du Président against the islanders where they lost 4-3 with a defeat of 5-4 in prolongation to stop them from going to the Memorial Coupe. Baby Bob had an outstanding post-season where he had 19 goals and 22 assists in only 21 games.

Thanks for reading and see you next week for more of the life story of Baby Bob.

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