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Tag Archives: OHL
London Takes a New Name and Reveals its Red-Headed, Hoops-Playing Stepchild
The City of London’s celebration of its favourite sons, the OHL’s London Knights, merely highlights how its treatment of it’s one true champion squad — the NBL Canada’s London Lightning — is hardly of befitting of the self-professed City of Champions. Continue reading
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Tagged City of London, London, London Knights, London Lightning, NBL Canada, OHL
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Kuhnhackl Suspension Proves Stars Play By Same Rules; NHL Must Follow
Tom Kuhnhackl’s 20-game suspension for a hit to the head on Ryan Murphy proves the OHL is getting tough on head shots and applying the rule to stars and goons alike — which can only be good for the future of the game. Continue reading
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Tagged David Branch, head shots, National Hockey League, NHL, OHL, Ontario Hockey League, Ryan Murphy, suspension, Tom Kuhnhackl
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True Fans Remind Us That Games are Supposed to be Fun
An eight-year-old girl and a developmentally challenged man are an oasis of true fandom in a sea of miserable, obnoxious ‘smart’ fans. Continue reading
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Tagged daughter, developmentally challenged, fan support, fans, hockey, London Knights, OHL
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