It was business as usual for the Hamilton Bulldogs this past week, but the three games that were on the week’s schedule all contained certain elements which created a different perspective from the fans point of view.

“What if….?” That is the question that can be asked to the Hamilton Bulldogs through their first month of play in the 2010-2011 season.

The Hamilton Bulldogs opened their 15th anniversary regular season in the American Hockey League this past week with a pair of games, resulting in one win and one loss.

The Hamilton Bulldogs have concluded their preseason, going undefeated in three games played against the Binghamton Senators (AHL affiliate of the Ottawa Senators).

Today, we finally arrive at the top-10 Habs prospects. As always, there’s a good mix of players with some NHL experience, recent draft picks, and late bloomers.

We move into the top half of the Habs’ prospects today, featuring the players rated 20 through 11.

Yesterday’s prospect rankings featured primarily late round draft picks and undrafted free agents. Today though, we start to see some more well known players in rankings 30 through 21,

With rookie camp now finished, it’s time to unveil HabsWorld’s annual prospect rankings. As always, these are voted on by members of our staff.

In just a few weeks from now, the lights in “The Dog Pound” at Copps Coliseum in Hamilton will dim. The hockey players on the roster of the Bulldogs will silently gather in a darkened tunnel underneath the stands.