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For the fourth player granted exceptional player status in the OHL, the 2014-15 campaign represents — apologies in advance for the terrible pun — the dawn of a brand new Day.
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“It’s just experience. Overall, your rookie season you’re 15 instead of 16. But I have three years instead of two until my draft year, so that extra year you kind of get to learn,†the Mississauga Steelheads’ Sean Day explained. “A lot of these guys coming in their rookie years are a little bit worried that they only have a couple of years until they’re getting drafted, so they have to prove something.… read more
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