There are just two weeks left on the calendar before the Hamilton Bulldogs 2010-2011 regular season comes to an end.

The Hamilton Bulldogs have become just like a boating accident. The boat has overturned in the water, but the occupants have managed to stay afloat because they were wearing life-jackets.

This past week, the Hamilton Bulldogs continued to find themselves locked in a battle for a playoff position within the AHL North Division.

There are only five weeks remaining in the 2010-2011 AHL regular season and the Hamilton Bulldogs continue to be caught right in the

This week, all the talk about the Hamilton Bulldogs has been about the trading away of Ben Maxwell and the acquisition of Nigel Dawes.

In this week‘s Bulldogs Recap, we take a look at Hamilton’s struggles to hold on to a playoff position in the American Hockey League’s North

This past week, the Hamilton Bulldogs continued their seemingly new-found pattern of winning only one game out of three, just as they have done for the last several weeks now.

A lot can change in a year with prospects. Some come out of nowhere to become impact players, others seemingly fall off the face of the planet despite being highly touted to start the season, and some just play as expected.

The Hamilton Bulldogs have now reached the halfway point of the 2010-2011 season, accumulating a record of 22-13-1-4 (49 points) and continue to sit in first place in the AHL North Division standings.

The Hamilton Bulldogs continued their road trip this past week with stops in Grand Rapids, Chicago, and Milwaukee. Overall, the Dogs did