Final Hamilton Grades: Goaltenders and Defencemen
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With the seasons for both Hamilton and Montreal now over, it’s time to look back on the year that was. We begin with final grades for the Bulldogs, starting with the goalies and defencemen.
With the seasons for both Hamilton and Montreal now over, it’s time to look back on the year that was. We begin with final grades for the Bulldogs, starting with the goalies and defencemen.
With the season now over, we now know which prospects will see their contract ‘slide’ a year. Here are the five players who, despite being under contract in 2014-15, won’t see their deals officially start until 2015-16 and how much their salary cap hit will drop by as a result.
Given how rocky his time with the Hamilton Bulldogs was, it should come as no surprise that Magnus Nygren has decided to go back to playing in Sweden.
With the season now over for the Hamilton Bulldogs, the Habs have announced which players will be joining the big club to serve as extras for their playoff run. Suffice it to say, it’s a much smaller list than usual.
The NCAA hockey season is now over and the Habs wasted little time inking one of their collegiate prospects, signing forward Mark MacMillan to a two year entry level contract on Sunday afternoon.
The month of March saw some new faces step up for the Hamilton Bulldogs as they continue their quest for a postseason berth. Meanwhile, the playoffs are in full force in many other leagues and quite a few of Montreal’s prospects are playing quite well in their early series.
It has been a couple of months since we’ve taken a look at the Canadiens’ European-based propsects. Though the playoffs may be a couple of weeks away in North America, they are in full swing on the old continent.
The stretch run has arrived for the Hamilton Bulldogs who find themselves in the hunt for a playoff spot with a pair of rookie forwards leading the way.
The third quarter of the Hamilton Bulldogs’ season has come and gone and the Bulldogs find themselves in the same spot they’ve been for the better part of the last few months.
While the Habs spent a good chunk of the month of February in an offensive funk, the same can’t be said for many of their prospects.