2014-2015 CLL Season

Summary
QUEBEC WINS INAUGURAL CAZAH CUP IN IMPRESSIVE FASHION

The Quebec Bulldogs took home not only the Cazah Cup, but the Wagon Memorial Trophy as well, in the inaugural CLL season.

It was smooth sailing from the get-go for Quebec, who came out of the gate winning 6 of their first 7 matchups. The team was led by Claude Giroux, Jiri Hudler, and Daniel Sedin, and received great goaltending support from the tandem of Ben Bishop and Jaroslav Halak who combined for 78 wins on the season.

Even during the playoffs, the Bulldogs encountered little friction, finishing the post-season with an impressive 22-8-0 record. The Reno Wildfire, also known as the "Expert Detractor", gave it their all in the inaugural Cazah Cup Final, but came up short in a 7-3 loss.

Other notable season events:
 * The Reno Wildfire were the runner-up for both the Cazah Cup and Wagon Memorial Trophy, led by a goaltending season as impressive as they come, setting the all-time CLL season wins record with 85. This was largely thanks to Pekka Rinne, who finished the season with a 41W 2.18GAA .923 SV% 4SHO line.
 * The New England Kodiaks, who finished third in the Wagon Memorial Trophy race, caught fire mid-way through the season, setting the CLL's all-time longest win-streak at 9 weeks (weeks 9 to 17), which still holds through the 2019-20 season.
 * Honorable mentions for the foundation of the CLL go to the St John's Scotts (Will Chan) and the Peshawar Hashashin (Tee Tanoli) management.

Draft
The 2014-15 Cazah Draft took place within the BMO Ampitheatre at the John Molson School of Business on September 28th, 2014. The following is the draft order, inlcuding first round results: