The Cape Breton Eagles have postponed their second straight game due to COVID-19 concerns.
Sunday’s game in Charlottetown was postponed when a few Eagles players had flu-like symptoms that morning.
Team officials say Quebec Major Junior Hockey League reps have postponed Wednesday’s home game against Charlottetown as a precautionary measure.
They say all of their players have been tested for COVID-19, and all those tests have come back negative.
Tomorrow's game vs the Charlottetown Islanders is postponed as a precautionary measure.
Even though all Eagles players and staff have tested negative to COVID-19, the League is postponing the game as a precaution due to a few players experiencing flu-like symptoms. pic.twitter.com/PNlv2q12ib
— Cape Breton Eagles (@CBEHockey) March 30, 2021
