Last week, the Hamilton Bulldogs accomplished what they and every other team in the American Hockey League hope to do at this time of year, and that is to secure a playoff position for the upcoming post-

It was a busy week for the Hamilton Bulldogs, both on and off the ice. The Dogs won two out of three games played, which included their ninth

The Hamilton Bulldogs have 16 games remaining to be played on their 2009-2010 schedule as they chase down a spot for the upcoming Calder Cup playoffs.

The Hamilton Bulldogs were seeing stars when they played the first of three games on their schedule this past week.

For all the press some of the Habs’ bigger names will get at the Olympics, one often overlooked player is Russian defenseman Konstantin Korneev.

In the NHL, the arenas have gone dark as the Olympic flame lights up Vancouver for the 2010 Olympic Winter Games. But for the Hamilton Bulldogs and the other teams in the AHL, it’s business as usual.

As Montreal Canadiens fans are aware, the Hamilton Bulldogs are the main affiliate of the Habs, in place to help develop prospect players in their quest to one day play in the NHL.

The Sandman has returned.

Is that Commissioner Gordon calling Batman on the batphone, warning the Caped Crusader that an arch-villain has once again returned to

The name is Trotter. Brock Trotter. Licence to score goals.

Sounds like a really bad alternative remake of a James Bond movie? Perhaps, but the Hamilton Bulldogs are not complaining.

The Hamilton Bulldogs entered this last week’s series of games riding a four-game winning streak. As they exit and head into the AHL All-Star break, they continue to ride a streak.