On Tuesday, the hockey world was deeply saddened to learn of the tragic death of Sergei Zholtok. Like many other NHL’ers, Zholtok was keeping in shape overseas, suiting up for Riga in Latvia. It was in a game that this tragedy occurred.
The Hamilton Bulldogs are proving to be a very consistent team in the early stages of the season. For the second straight week, they compiled a 1-2 record, and signed another player to an AHL deal. Friday night, the Bulldogs couldn’t muster any offence,
October 5: Re-assigned C Christian Larrivee, W Marco Rosa, and D Gary Zinck to Long Beach (ECHL). Release D Jonathan Jolette and F Eric Normandin from their tryout contracts.
On Monday, the Hamilton Bulldogs added a defenceman to their currently weakened corps in Dan Focht. Focht is a former 1st round pick of the Phoenix Coyotes, but really has yet to make it as an NHL’er. At 6’6 and 240 lbs, he is the biggest player on the
The Hamilton Bulldogs continue to put up the points this week, despite what is quickly becoming a weaker and weaker offensive attack. Friday night, the Dogs could barely muster an attack, falling 5-3 to Philadelphia. One night later, Hamilton forced ove
On Tuesday, the Hamilton Bulldogs announced that they have agreed to terms with Montreal Canadiens RW Jason Ward on an AHL-only contract. Financial terms were not disclosed.
The 2004-05 AHL Regular Season is now underway, and the Hamilton Bulldogs have, despite a lousy opening schedule of 3 games in 3 days, compiled a strong 2-0-1-0 record, including winning their home opener Sunday afternoon 4-3 over the Manitoba Moose, a te
On Thursday, the Hamilton Bulldogs announced their roster for the upcoming 2004-05 AHL campaign. 25 players appear on the roster, 14 forwards, 9 defencemen, and 2 goalies. Also on the squad are a pair of injured players, D Mike Komisarek and RW Antti Mi
The Hamilton Bulldogs were a busy team this week as they prepare for the opener of the 2004-05 AHL season, which begins October 15th vs the Edmonton Roadrunners. The preseason was a disappointing one though, as the Dogs, compiled a losing 1-4 record.
In a rather strange move on Friday, Canadiens D Ron Hainsey will indeed be joining the Hamilton Bulldogs, but he’s not taking the normal route to get there. Hamilton GM and Canadiens’ Assistant GM Andre Savard confirmed that Hainsey has signed a one-way