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Tag Archives: junior hockey
Knights to Remember
At a time when the focus has been on the recent negative issues at the John Labatt Centre in London, we need to remember the great things this venue and the sport of junior hockey show about our community. Continue reading
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Tagged John Labatt Centre, junior hockey, London, London Knights, ontario
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Taking Exception to John Tavares’ Agents
John Tavares’ representation is doing the wrong thing developmentally for their charge by trying to arrange for early entry to the NHL draft. Continue reading
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Tagged draft, hockey, John Tavares, junior hockey
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Peddling Naming Rights Wrong Answer
Examining the QMJHL’s decision to sell a division name to a sponsor and how short-sighted financial moves like this jeopardize any league’s ability to trade on its past. Continue reading
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Tagged hockey, junior hockey, naming rights, QMJHL
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Stunting Our Juniors’ Development
Certain special hockey players should be allowed to circumvent a return to the junior ranks to aid in their development. Continue reading
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Tagged development, hockey, junior hockey
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