Kitchener dropped the Icedogs tonight 7 to 4 before 2,842 fans at the Meridian Centre Assadourian scored twice for the Dogs other goals by Wysik and Bryant in his 100 career game.shots 40 36 for the Dogs.
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Former Niagara Icedog Jacob Leblanc scored the winning goal in overtime in a thre to two win over the Dogs before 3,465 fans at the Meridian centre. Podiouiloukh shorthand and Levin late in period three scored for the Dogs . Nect game Sunday afternoon at 4 in Erie.
17 OHL Players to Represent Canada at 2023 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge - Niagara IceDogs
Seventeen OHL players will represent Canada at the 2023 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge beginning November 2nd on Prince Edward Island.
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Haven't followed the Ice Dogs in a few years. If I go this season, any draft eligible prospects to watch for?
I noticed there is only 1 player who's rights are owned by an NHL team atm.
I noticed there is only 1 player who's rights are owned by an NHL team atm.
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(#11) Kevin He (Ontario Hockey League) is probably their top draft eligible player this year. (#16) Michael Levin (Ontario Hockey League) also on the roster as a draft eligible player.
As for younger than that.. (#25) Ryan Roobroeck went #2 in the OHL priority selection in 2023, at 16 he's already 6'2 185 lbs with 4 points in 9 games on the season. (#12) Ethan Czata went 5th in the OHL priority selection in 2023.
Peterborough shades the Icedogs in overtime 4 to 3 on Mayer game winning goal his second of the night he also had an assist. Lavoie Roobroeck and Vermulion scored for the Dogs. Petes outshot the Dogs 53 to 36 3,632 fans watched re game at the Meridian Centre .Next game Saturday night in Windsor.
Finally a overtime win tonight in Windsor 7 to 6 Bryant the winning goal Paris also scored twice for the Dogs 3,696 fans watched in Windsor
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Sarnia shades the Icedogs 4 to 3 in a shootout before 4,161 fans in Sarnia. Paris Podolioukh and Vermolin scored for the Dogs . Next game Friday night in Sudbury.
Icedogs lost to Sudbury last night in Sudbury 3 to 1 Paris the only goal for the Dogs .Next game tonight at home against North Bay.
North Bay out scored Niagara two to one in per three to shade the Dogs 4 to 3 before 4,285 fans at the Merdian Centre. Wakely paced North Bay with two goals Nelson and Ertal also scored for North Bay. Lavoie Levin and He scored for Niagara. Shots 47 22 for Erie Flores took the loss. Next game Thursday night at home against Sudbury.
Please keep galiyanov or another young guy instead of Klein or oflarety both don’t show me anything
Klein with an awful penalty with 2 mins left took the wind out of the sails
what happened to the defense we saw earlier this year?
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shots against the last five games:
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wow. are they just intentionally funneling picks to London at this point? yikes.
At what point will Barclay Branch get dispatched to Niagara to stabilize things ?
How much money went from London to Niagara unreported
This is exactly the trades he made in Sudbury and Flint. The Hunters have a new patsy.
London transfers its share of disputed greenbelt development land to Niagara as part of the deal.
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Oh ya Crane stashed a bunch of hundreds in his hockey bag for sure to make this deal make sense!
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Old Mark Hunter hangs another GMs hide on the barn door.
Sudbury 7 Icedog 2 2,984 fans at the Meridian Centre Dvorsky and Delic with two goals each paced Sudbury tonight . Galivanov and Lavoie scored for the Dogs shots 40 37 for the Icedogs who went zero for four on the power play. Vanderberg took the loss.
This trade is horrible. Interest in the IceDogs here in Niagara continues to dwindle and attendance is the lowest it's ever been since moving to the new arena. The new IceDogs owner will kill the IceDogs. This is so sad. He has no clue how to run a hockey team.
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I did notice watching the game a lot of seats were empty. That's not been the case watching games in the last couple of years. Concerning I hope it turns around as the support has been there with a nice new arena. But I have to add that Niagara played well in Sudbury and the game last night was closer for the most part until the later part of the third. Just didn't understand the trade yesterday and giving up so many picks and younger player for a 19 year old fringe player. Made no sense.
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That arena was empty from what it looked like on tv. It’s a shame because Niagara has had some of the best attendance over the years. This looks like Sudbury when Burgess put his kid on the team and pissed off the fan base which is still not back despite new ownership, some decent teams and talented players over the last couple seasons. No fan base is going to put up with a low level product, there are other things to do. Trust me, I’ve seen this before up here, and it’s going to take a very long time before it gets better.
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