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It has been somewhat of another disastrous season in Edmonton, intentional or otherwise. With that being said, there weren't too many memorable highlights for Cajabi and his Blizzard counterparts. Perhaps more specifically for Cajabi though as he went through the dreaded "sophomore slump".
Of course, there were a few games throughout the course of the season that Edmonton can hang their hats on and use as building blocks for next season. A 3-1 win against the Panthers and a modest 3-game win streak that saw them earn victories against Texas, Seattle and a shutout against the Toronto North Stars.

For Cajabi, one of his finer moments of the season came during an all-Canadian clash against the Montreal Patriotes. Two teams that have battled it out near the bottom of the standings over the past few seasons but are trending the right way and could see themselves facing off for a league championship in the near future. But let's not get ahead of ourselves.
In this particular game, the Blizzard spotted the Patriotes a 2-0 lead and as they have so many times throughout S80, found themselves fighting an uphill battle. Goals from Simon Science and Steve Harrington tied the game up, setting the stage for Cajabi's heroics.
Winning a puck battle in their own zone late in the third, Bobby Tkachuky fired a laser precision pass right on to the tape of Cajabi who had read the play and started breaking out of the zone early. Using his speed to separate himself from his closest defender, he found himself on a breakaway against Montreal netminder Song Ju-Gong. A quick shake of his shoulders to get the goaltender moving the wrong way and a deke to his backhand allowed him to roof the puck into the yawning cage and get the Tony Pepperoni Dome shaking. The goal would hold up as the game winner and was embraced by his teammates after the final horn sounded.

Sure, it might not be the kind of thing they'll make a movie about, but it was a true highlight of what Cajabi is capable of and will hopefully be able to bring more of to the table in S81. It will certainly be a highlight that gets played on the Jumbotron at Blizzard games for years to come and a reminder of the passion that Blizzard fans have for their team and a glimpse of what the energy will be like in Edmonton every night once Cajabi and his other superstar teammates hit their peak.