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Eastern Conference Rosters UPDATED (POST #1)
A quick glance at the rosters: The IceDogs are the oldest team in the east. Oshawa and Hamilton are next in line. The Generals will be buyers, while Hamilton will most likely try to recoup all the draft picks lost in last years’ successful selloff. Ottawa’s roster is relatively young for a team poised to go all in. Of course, they have the advantage of a lot of drafts picks - and will need them – if in fact they decide to go ALL in this year (instead of waiting a year), which there is little doubt they will after their early success this season. Of note, Peterborough has a similarly young talented roster but 2019-2020 might be the year they are targeting. Barrie, Mississauga, Sudbury could be thinking along the same lines, but you never know what each individual team decides is best for their organization! Clearly, North Bay and Kingston’s rosters are a long way from the top – and their rebuild may take a few years! Trading Brazeau and Robertson will get those two teams steered in the right direction a lot faster. MY POWER RANKING (Oct.30) 1. Ottawa 2. Niagara 3. Oshawa 4. Peterborough 5. Hamilton 6. Mississauga 7. Barrie 8. Sudbury 9. North Bay 10. Kingston |
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Pete’s pick up Max Grondin from Saginaw for two picks
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Having taken a quick look at his stats, I believe that the Petes overpaid on this deal.
But, I just read a few minutes ago that Zack Gallant will once again be out for some time , so, Grondin fills a center position for the team. Good size though. 6'5", 185 pounds. |
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POST #1 EASTERN CONFERENCE ROSTERS UPDATED
As of Nov. 20th, the IceDogs are a considerably older team than Ottawa. NIAGARA ICE DOGS (7 NHL Drafted) 2 – 98s 12 - 99s 3 – 00s 2 – 01 OTTAWA 67s (5 NHL Drafted) 1 – 98s 5 - 99s 7 – 00s 4 - 01 |
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Post #1 Eastern Conference Rosters are update "Post-Trade Freeze".
They will be updated again after the trade deadline. |
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POST #1 Eastern Conference Roster UPDATED - Post Trade Deadline.
Game are not won on paper, but at quick glance the IceDogs' roster does look stronger than the other teams in the East, when you factor in both age, playoff experience (IceDogs 314 games - 67s 214 games) and NHL talent. 4 strong team in the west (Guelph, London, Saginaw and SSM). However, no real reason for IceDogs fans to be overly pre-occupied with those four teams. Only one of them will be of any concern - and the IceDogs won't know which one for another 3 or 4 months. At this point? Win the East! |
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