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Bulldogs Will Have Interesting Offseason
The Hamilton Bulldogs are one of the best teams in the Ontario Hockey League. They sit first in the Eastern Conference and they have a good chance of staying there. As a top team usually does, they made several moves before the Trade Deadline to help them with that goal. It has definitely worked out. […]
Jeff Langridge (The Hockey Writers)
Hamilton Bulldogs Have a Playoff Problem
We are still eight weeks from the Hamilton Bulldogs season coming to an end but they are running into an issue. It’s not an issue with their play, or even with a potential opponent. It’s with the Around the Bay Road Race, which takes place in Hamilton on Mar. 25. Before we get to the […]
Jeff Langridge (The Hockey Writers)
Hamilton Bulldogs Trade Deadline Review
It’s over. The roster that the Hamilton Bulldogs have now is the one they’re stuck with. The good news is that it’s a pretty good roster. The Bulldogs were in the running to host the 100th Memorial Cup but were unsuccessful. It seems they are doing their best to get there regardless. They hold first […]
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Hamilton Bulldogs Acquire Nicolas Mattinen
The Hamilton Bulldogs continue to make moves to improve their push for an OHL Championship. A day after acquiring Robert Thomas from the London Knights, the Bulldogs have dealt defenseman Riley McCourt, a second-rounder in 2023, a fifth-rounder in 2023 and a conditional second-rounder in 2024 to the Flint Firebirds in exchange for defenseman Nicolas […]
Jeff Langridge (The Hockey Writers)
Hamilton Bulldogs Need to Find Their Bite
The Hamilton Bulldogs are just over a month into their 2017-18 season and so far things aren’t going as planned. While they have a record of 8-5-1-3, it’s only good for second to last place in the East Division of the OHL’s Eastern Conference. It’s still early, but they will want to fix their problems […]
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Is John Tavares an Option for the Leafs?
In Leafs Nation it’s never too early to ask a question like this. It seems to happen every time there is a high profile free agent-to-be that was born anywhere near the city of Toronto. It happened when Steven Stamkos nearly made it to free agency. Now, it’s John Tavares’ turn to hear all the […]
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What Pickard Means for the Maple Leafs
Well it didn’t take long, but the Toronto Maple Leafs have made a trade with the Vegas Golden Knights. More importantly, it’s a trade that will be very helpful for the rest of the season and beyond. The Maple Leafs acquired goaltender Calvin Pickard in return for prospect Tobias Lindberg and the Leafs 2018 sixth […]
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Maple Leafs Prospects That Will Have to Keep Waiting
The Toronto Maple Leafs are a team that is looking to improve on a surprising season. However, the way fans saw them improving on the day they were eliminated from the playoffs is different than how they see it now. Back then, it was just relying on the Leafs’ young players getting better. Now it’s […]
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Toronto Maple Leafs Roster Predictions 2017-18
The Toronto Maple Leafs are going into a season in which the expectations to succeed are much higher than they were last year. Adding three players over the age of 35 to a rebuilding lineup will do that. Make no mistake, the Leafs are ‘going for it’ in the next two seasons. While the addition […]
Jeff Langridge (The Hockey Writers)
Hamilton Bulldogs to Watch in 2017-18
The Hamilton Bulldogs are a team that is looking to build on the success of last season. Making the playoffs in only their second season after moving from Belleville, they faced off against the Kingston Frontenacs in the first round. Despite jumping out a 2-0 series lead, they would eventually fall in seven games. This […]
Jeff Langridge (The Hockey Writers)
NHL 18: New Threes Mode Needs Improvement
The Beta for NHL 18 has hit and it’s your first chance to try out a brand new mode EA has introduced: NHL Threes. The mode tries to put a light on how the NHL is becoming a faster game, and it succeeds in that. The game is fast-paced with constant scoring chances. It’s the […]
Jeff Langridge (The Hockey Writers)
What Lies Ahead for the Maple Leafs?
The Toronto Maple Leafs have been eliminated from the playoffs, and you know what, that’s okay. While the elimination of the Chicago Blackhawks has some asking whether it’s the beginning of the end for them, it’s the opposite for the Maple Leafs. This is only the end of the beginning for them. The 2016-17 season […]
Jeff Langridge (The Hockey Writers)
Will Mike Babcock Be a Jack Adams Nominee?
It’s that time of year where the NHL starts announcing the nominees for the NHL Awards. On Wednesday, it was announced that Auston Matthews was a nominee for the Calder Trophy for the top rookie in the NHL. While Matthews is more than likely the winner of that award, could there be another award that […]
Jeff Langridge (The Hockey Writers)
Hamilton Bulldogs Season in Review
The Hamilton Bulldogs’ 2016-17 season came to an end on April 4. In just their second season since moving from Belleville, the Bulldogs had a record of 33-27-4-4 and made the playoffs. However, there was still a lot of issues that occurred throughout the season. Let’s take a closer look at the season. The Bulldogs […]
Jeff Langridge (The Hockey Writers)
Leafs’ Rookies Some of the Best in History
It wasn’t so long ago that the Toronto Maple Leafs were not the best at developing prospects. If you were to look at a ranking of team prospects, you would find the Leafs somewhere near the bottom. It didn’t help that past general managers, most notably John Ferguson, Jr., and Brian Burke, gave away first-round […]
Jeff Langridge (The Hockey Writers)
Maple Leafs Playoff Conundrum
The Toronto Maple Leafs are in somewhat of a pickle. It’s a question, one that is usually pretty easy to answer. Is it a good thing if they make the playoffs? Entering the 2016-17 season, there weren’t that many expectations facing the team. After all, they had just finished last in the NHL the season […]
Jeff Langridge (The Hockey Writers)
Hamilton Bulldogs Playoff Push Update
The Hamilton Bulldogs have 13 games remaining in the OHL season and are pushing towards the playoffs. The question is how will they be playing and will some of their injured players return when the playoffs begin? They are in fourth place in the OHL’s Eastern Conference, constantly fighting with the Kingston Frontenacs for the […]
Jeff Langridge (The Hockey Writers)
Top 3 All-Time Maple Leafs Goalies
The Toronto Maple Leafs are in their 100th season. In that time, 98 goalies have taken to the ice wearing that jersey. From Hap Holmes to Curtis McElhinney, some great goalies have played for the Blue & White. Even with so many great goalies playing for the Leafs, it wasn’t actually that hard to narrow […]
Jeff Langridge (The Hockey Writers)
WJC 2017 Quarter-Finals Preview
Happy New Year everybody! The calendar has shifted and with that the preliminary round of the 2017 World Junior Championship is over. We now move on to the quarter-finals. Now it’s time for win and move on or lose and you’re out. It’s time for the exciting part of the tournament. We’ve had a few […]
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USA Beats Canada To Finish First in Group B
In what is always a much-anticipated game, Canada took on the rival United States. This time, first place in Group B was on the line and with that, an easier opponent in the quarter-finals. Canada had looked great in all three games so far but that changed in this game. It all started with a […]
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