Tag: NHL
OHL Q+A: World juniors pain, Easton Cowan backers, Windsor Spitfires’ surge
Ryan Pyette takes questions about whatâs happening on the ice, in general managersâ suites and in the league office throughout the season
The year in news: LFP’s 50 most-read stories of 2024
Here are the most-read stories of 2024 from The London Free Press and lfpress.com:
More strong goaltending leads London Knights to fourth straight win
The London Knights have allowed just 10 goals in six games since losing three of their biggest stars to the Canadian world junior team. Thatâs incredible. Aleksei Medvedev, the rookie half of the Ontario Hockey Leagueâs most consistent goaltending tandem, stopped 37 shots in the teamâs fourth straight win, 4-1 over Flint before 3,554 Sunday […]
Q+A: Mike Stubbs, voice of the London Knights, hits 2,000 games
With 30 years and more than 2,000 games under his belt, the London Knights recently honoured Mike Stubbs, the club’s longtime radio voice and play-by-play commentator. Amid another season of calling the Ontario Hockey League’s No. 1 team, Stubbs spoke with LFP reporter Jack Moulton about his career so far. The interview has been edited […]
Brantford Bulldogs take a bite out of the Owen Sound Attack
A shorthanded Brantford Bulldogs team rode a pristine power play to an 8-2 shellacking of the Owen Sound Attack in the first game back from the holiday break for both clubs. The Bulldogs went four-for-four with the man advantage and scored five unanswered goals to end the game after the Bears started sniffing at a […]
Carter George and energized Team Canada blank Finland in WJC opener
Article content Canada put together a strong team effort in its first game at the world junior championship on Thursday night. Article content Boosted by
Why this could be the second-best London Knights team ever
This is shaping up to be one of the greatest London Knights seasons in the franchiseâs storied history.
The Pros: Antonio Stranges shining; Nick Suzuki leading; Isaiah George rising
Some familiar names are making an impact in the pro hockey ranks at the mid-season point.
Who will ‘stand on guard for thee’ in goal for Canada at world junior hockey championship?
Carter George, Carson Bjarnason and Jack Ivankovic are vying to be Canada’s No. 1 netminder going into the tournament that starts on Boxing Day.
Blue-liner Cam Allen didn’t much like the London Knights. Then they traded for him
Cam Allenâs jaundiced view on the green and gold has changed in a hurry.Â