a drop in average attendance for a third straight season. On January 22, the Fog Devils were officially sold to Montreal businessman Farrell Miller. On March 10, 2008, a press conference confirmed the relocation of the Fog Devils. The team was renamed the Montreal Junior Hockey Club, playing at the Verdun Auditorium. Following the sale of the Fog Devils, Newfoundland and Labrador became the only province in Canada without a CHL franchise. Newfoundland and Labrador would eventually obtain another high-level hockey team in 2011 when the professional St. John's IceCaps of the American Hockey League began play. NHL players As of 2019–20, five Fog Devils alumni have played in the NHL: Luke Adam, T.J. Brennan, Timo Pielmeier, Mario Kempe and Jake Allen. The Fog Devils had several players drafted by National Hockey League teams. They are: 2007 NHL Draft T.J. Brennan (2007 2nd Round, #31 overall by Buffalo Sabres) Timo Pielmeier (2007 3rd Round, #83 overall by San Jose Sharks) Mario Kempe (2007 5th Round, #122 overall by Philadelphia Flyers) Jean-Simon Allard (2007 5th Round, #147 overall by Buffalo Sabres) Matt Fillier (2007 7th Round, #188 overall by Los Angeles Kings) 2008 NHL Draft Jake Allen (2008 2nd round, # 34 overall by St. Louis Blues) Luke Adam (2008 2nd round, # 44 overall by Buffalo Sabres) Players Team captains Matt Fillier, 2006–2008 (became captain in November) Zach Firlotte, 2006 (September–November) Scott Brophy, 2005–06 Retired numbers #12 Scott Brophy Award winners Raymond Lagacé Trophy Defensive Rookie of the Year 2006–07: T.J. Brennan Team records Regular season Single game Goals (individual) - Luke Adam broke the franchise record for scoring the most goals in a single game, scoring 4 goals in a game against the Lewiston Maineiacs on November 9, 2007. Assists - Jean-Simon Allard broke the record by getting 5 helpers on February 14, 2007, against the Shawinigan Cataractes. Points - Nick Layton got the team record for points in one game by getting 1 goal and 4 assists against Victoriaville on November 30, 2007. Later that season, JS Allard got 5 assists in one game as stated above, to tie this record. Goals (team) - On February 2, 2007, the team scored 9 goals against the Quebec Remparts. The team also scored this many February 14, 2007 against Shawinigan. Complete season Goals (individual) - Ryan Graham scored 37 goals in 66 games during the 2006–07 season. Assists - In