SAINT JOHN, N. Markus Naslund Jersey .B. - Egor Popov scored the tie-breaking goal at 18:54 of the third period as the Acadie-Bathurst Titan rallied to a 4-3 victory over the Saint John Sea Dogs on Thursday in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action.Jeffrey Truchon-Viel, Yan Plourde and Andrew Ryan — with a short-handed goal — also scored for the Titan (10-22-5), who trailed 3-1 halfway through the second period.Luke Green and Daniel Del Paggio had power-play goals for the Sea Dogs (20-9-5), who have lost three straight games. Julien Tessier rounded out the Saint John offence.Alexandre Lagace started in net for Acadie-Bathurst, giving up two goals on 16 shots through 22:58. Jacob Brennan stopped 8-of-9 shots the rest of the way.Sea Dogs goaltender Sebastien Auger made 20 saves in the losing effort.The Titan failed to score on three power-play opportunities. Saint John scored twice on four chances with the man advantage.---ISLANDERS 8 MOOSEHEADS 2CHARLOTTETOWN — Filip Rydstrom scored two goals and assisted on three more as the Islanders pummelled Halifax.Oliver Cooper had two goals and added two helpers while Daniel Sprong also struck twice for Charlottetown (17-17-2). Bradley Kennedy and Alexandre Goulet had a goal and an assist apiece and Ross Johnston chipped in with four assists.Danny Moynihan and Brett Crossley replied for the Mooseheads (17-15-3). ---WILDCATS 10 SCREAMING EAGLES 5MONCTON, N.B. — Connor Garland, Alexandre Jacob and Kyle Tibbo scored two goals apiece as the Wildcats routed Cape Breton.Adam Holwell, Jacob Sweeney, Eric Leger and William Bower also scored for Moncton (22-10-2), while Cameron Askew added five assists. Garland also chipped in with three helpers for a five-point night.Maxim Lazarev led the Screaming Eagles (11-17-5) with a goal and three assists, Pierre-Luc Dubois had a goal and two helpers, and Matthew Nosella, Loik Leveille and Evgeny Svechnikov also scored. ---PHOENIX 2 CATARACTES 1SHERBROOKE, Que. — Cameron Darcys goal at 5:53 of the third period held up as the winner as the Phoenix edged Shawinigan.Carl Neill also scored for Sherbrooke (18-13-2), on a power play at 3:55 of the first period.Anthony Beauvillier had a power-play goal for the Cataractes (18-15-2).---TIGRES 6 VOLTIGEURS 4VICTORIAVILLE, Que. — Mathieu Ayotte had a hat trick to power the Tigres past Drummondville.Samuel Blais and Gabriel Gagne had a goal and an assist apiece for Victoriaville (19-12-4), while Felix Lauzon added the other Tigres goal.Cedric Montminy scored twice for the Voltigeurs (16-17-2) while Joey Ratelle rounded out the offence.---ARMADA 6 OLYMPIQUES 3GATINEAU, Que. — Fabrizio Ricci scored two goals and assisted on one more as Blainville-Boisbriand doubled up the Olympiques.Nikita Jevpalovs also struck twice for the Armada (19-10-5), and Philippe Sanche and Tyler Holland also scored.Alexandre Carrier had a goal and an assist for Gatineau (15-17-4) while Alexis Pepin and Joey Brennan rounded out the attack.---REMPARTS 7 OCEANIC 3RIMOUSKI, Que. — Ryan Graves scored three goals to lead Quebec over the Oceanic.Jerome Verrier had a goal and two assists for the Remparts (21-12-2), Yanick Turcotte and Kurt Etchegary had a goal and a helper apiece, and Massimo Carozza also scored.Anthony DeLuca, Tyler Boland and Simon Bourque had goals for Rimouski (23-10-2).---FOREURS 5 HUSKIES 0VAL-DOR, Que. — Etienne Montpetit stopped all 31 shots he faced as the Foreurs blanked Rouyn-Noranda.Stephen Anderson led the charge for Val-dOr (15-16-5) with a goal and an assist, and Anthony Richard, Guillaume Archambault, Maxime Presseault and Pierre-Maxime Poudrier also scored.Alexandre Belanger stopped 16-of-21 shots for the Huskies (17-16-2).---A flu outbreak on the Chicoutimi Sagueneens forced the postponement of tonights game against the Baie-Comeau Drakkar. The Sagueneens had 12 players out with flu-like symptoms this week and were told to stay home to prevent the spread of the virus. A league statement said the decision to postpone the contest was made after receiving a medical report from the club. There was no immediate word on a makeup date. Darius Kasparaitis Jersey . TSNs coverage of the Third Round gets underway Sunday with Game 1: Los Angeles at Chicago at 3pm et/Noon pt. TSNs broadcast schedule for the Third Round of the 2014 Stanley Cup Playoffs is as follows: Chicago Blackhawks vs. Los Angeles Kings• Game 1: Los Angeles at Chicago – Sunday, May 18 at 3pm et/Noon pt• Game 2: Los Angeles at Chicago – Wednesday, May 21 at 8pm et/5pm pt• Game 4: Chicago at Los Angeles – Monday, May 26 at 9pm et/6pm pt Featured in the broadcast booth for TSN are play-by-play announcer Chris Cuthbert and game analyst Ray Ferraro, with Farhan Lalji contributing reports from rinkside. 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But given my top 10 list of demands that if you have them, you are going to win no matter the absence of excessive talent, if you dont...I doubt it. 1. Realize the opportunityTime moves on at a disturbing rate, and before you know it you have become a veteran player and youth is no longer on your side. Realize that pro football is not a career, it is an experience and given that fact you must win now. Not because that is what you are paid to do, but more because pro football careers are shorter than any other in team sports. In many ways there is no tomorrow, just today. So as the season beings you must have a "win now" mentality because there is no tomorrow, only today and only this year. 2. Be dedicatedThe CFL regular season goes from the last week of June to November 30 this year. There is no reason that you can take that time frame and put football as a complete priority. Do not be the last to show and the first to go, quite the opposite, be the first to show, last to go and use the time to know you have improved. There is nothing more aggravating on a football team than apathy. If youre the last to show and first to go, it expresses apathy in loud clear volume. 3. Make football a study, not a jobI loved university life when at school at University of Arizona. Because everything was interesting, including football. And one of the reasons I excelled was that I looked at the meeting the same way as I looked at school, I studied. There is a magnificent mental element to football when you study the game. Watching video of yourself and opponent, perfecting plays and knowing not only your position but everyones position. Knowing philosophy of the game, history, mechanics, techniques and adjustments. Look at football as if you just enrolled at the University of Football and you must graduate. Make it a study and by doing so you make it interesting. 4. Work with people, not because of themIn any locker room you have a lot of people from a lot of different backgrounds that do not always have the same values. To think you will get along well with everybody is ridiculous. There will be personality conflicts and problems. But that does not mean it has to be a detriment. Quite the opposite, it can be an asset if youre the one that makes the effort to get along. It does not mean you change, it means you accept that not everyone is like you and there is nothing wrong with it. Great teams are great teams because they make an effort for the cause. You dont have to like the guy or even respect him. But you have to understand his success is your success so concentrate on success and not the person and his personality. Make the effort. 5. Stay off the streetsThere is a saying, "nothing good ever happens after midnight". Very true. It is one of those subjects that is awkward to talk about but so critical to success. 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And when I say anything to show for it I mean cash. You want football players to play football because they love football. Its motivating. But to think some play because of the fame and money is true. And nothing is wrong with that, if that is how you are wired then that is the way you are. Still if you love the game and what the game can get you so be it. It sounds so cliché but if you have 80 per cent of what you earned when the season is over than in an abstract way it was a winning season. If when 2014 is over you lost 80 per cent of what you earned it was a losing season. Keep your money...it makes you feel good and if you feel good you will play good. 7. Stand up for your teammatesThere is a lot of intimidation that goes on that goes unnoticed and is very subtle. There is nothing better than when you are in your personal battle that is about to get out of hand when instead of a one-on-one it becomes a three-on-one with your advantage being the three. The best teams are the teams that know everyone will defend everyone. The worst are teams where its you and only you defending you. Football like all team sports has a "gang mentality" of creating confidence. You see it in hockey perfectly when a role player defends the different role player. Football teams have to have that too or they dont become teams, they become individuals on teams. Working with each other is important but defending each other makes ann even bigger difference. 8. Take video critique as serious as the gameThe day after every game players receive their grades and watch every play, and I mean every play. If youre winning and playing well it can be an enjoyable experience. But if you are losing and not playing well it can be agony. Film analysis, video analysis leaves clues. Clues of what is right, wrong and everything in between. The keys are the preparation for the game, the performance of the game, but the most important aspect is the evaluation of the game. So significant as the honest evaluation improves the next weeks preparation which improves the performance which leads back to the evaluation again. It is this game after game cycle that when mastered, guarantees improvement. It begins with evaluation of performance. If you take it as serious as the game you will excel at an exceptional rate. It is inevitable and logical - iff you dont you flat line or regress. It is that simple. 9. Take the game and make the game personalI will be the first one to say football is just a game. There are so many other things in life that are so much more important it is staggering. Still, if you blow it up in your mind and trick or convince yourself that nothing is more important, you again are guaranteed enhanced success. Take your individual play personally, take winning and losing personally. When you do you tap into hidden resources that maybe you did not realize you even had. Pride is motivating. Being respected is exhilarating. The more you play with pride, the more you demand respect and the better you are. Taking the game personal means you care and is the exact opposite of apathy. Your grade after the game should be extremely important to you. Winning should be incredibly important to you. Blow it up in your mind. Benefits will follow quickly. 10. Earn your paychequeSome people think that it is their right to have a job. Other feel they need to earn the job and make it right. Either way we all want to get paid. A great feeling is the feeling that you earned your paycheque. Earned money feels good and satisfying. Often players forget that they are being paid to be at their best both on and off the field. Because the cheques can come frequent and fast you as a player forget you are a paid professional. It is an unusual statement and it is almost subconscious but this is a job now. Youre a pro and you must perform. College is over and anytime money is involved everything changes. Being a pro is being aware you now paid to play and although it is called a game it is no long the same game you used to play. Stay aware, earn your paycheque or someone will be very happy to earn it for you. From June to November, some will rise and some will fall. But given the memories and moments with money and a bit of fame, it is all worth it. And to stay focused on the goal of becoming a Grey Cup champion, a little sacrifice for the next six months is not much to ask for. ' ' '