Although the month of April signalled the end of the line for many of Montreal’s prospects, several players went out with a bang while a handful are still playing as the calendar turns to May.

The month of March was a very good one for many of the Habs’ prospects.

While late March is the heart of the stretch run for the Habs and Bulldogs, it’s playoff time for their other prospects.

Consistent offensive production has been nothing but a myth for the Hamilton Bulldogs in 2013-14.

At the halfway point of the season, the Hamilton Bulldogs found themselves in a dogfight for a playoff spot and were actually holding onto one for a time.

With the excitement of the trade deadline having passed, it’s now time to look back at February.

With NHL games set to resume this coming week, the trade deadline is almost upon us.

January wasn’t the greatest of months for the Habs or their AHL affiliate in Hamilton.

This past Saturday, I had the chance to see Michael McCarron’s London Knights as they travelled to Barrie to take on the Colts in a rematch of the league finals from last season.

Although it hasn’t been anywhere near as bad as last year, scoring has been an issue through the first half of the season for the Hamilton Bulldogs.