Author: Brian La Rose

Chief Editor

Chief Editor

Bulldogs This Week (Week 2)

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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

Bulldogs This Week (Week 1)

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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

Bulldogs announce roster

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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

Hainsey to join Bulldogs

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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

Hamilton roster takes shape

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On Monday, the Montreal Canadiens finally assigned players to their farm team in Hamilton, 21 of them in fact. The team also assigned 6 other non-organizational skaters to the Bulldogs. With Friday’s addition of Ron Hainsey to the roster, there are now

CBA FAQ’s

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The NHL lockout is now in full effect, with no immediate end on the horizon. And why would there be, considering neither side appears to be willing to negotiate; the NHL won’t move off its “Cost Certainty” (aka: Salary Cap) demands, while the NHLPA won’t

2004 Prospect Tournament Archive

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Recently, the Canadiens took place in a 4 team rookie tournament held in Pierrefonds, QC. The Canadiens made it to the finals, but could not pull off the victory. This page serves as the archive for the tournament, featuring the team roster, stats, and

Locked Up

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On Wednesday, just hours before the NHL CBA expires, the Canadiens announced the signing of young centre Corey Locke to a 3 year, entry-level contract. As per team policy, financial terms were not disclosed.