Gavin Corcelli
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I currently intern with the London Knights Hockey Club in a marketing role as I complete the sports and recreation program at Lambton College. I previously interned with the Sarnia Sting Hockey Club in a communications role, where I wrote many pieces for the team website.
Author's Posts
Drew Doughty: A League Above
August 16th, 2017 The subject of elite defencemen in the National Hockey League is one that can be debated in perpetuity. With players like Erik Karlsson, Brent Burns, Shea Weber and Victor Hedman, it's easy to understand why the debate of the NHL's best defenseman is such a complex one. There's no denying that Karlsson, Burns, and Hedman are the top...
Kings Top 4 Prospects 2017
July 12th, 2017 The old adage in all parts of life is “quality over quantity”. Given the significant investments in their recent cup runs where they traded away numerous high picks and quality prospects, the Kings prospect pool may be a little bare. However, the Kings have still managed to draft quality prospects in recent years, with four poised to...
London Knights Continue NHL Draft Success
June 26th, 2017 Four London Knights were selected in the NHL Entry Draft over the weekend, continuing an impressive streak for the team. The Knights have had at least one player drafted to the NHL dating back to 1969, a streak that extends to 49 consecutive years. Since then, the Knights have had 28 players selected in the first round, with three going...
Kings' Pros & Cons If Acquiring Evander Kane
June 15th, 2017 Trade rumours surrounding Evander Kane have been circulating for well over a year. Prior to the 2017 Trade Deadline, the Los Angeles Kings came up as a potential suitor for Kane. The Kings need scoring help, and the Buffalo Sabres are in need of a quality defender which the Kings possess. The Kings could move either Jake Muzzin or...
The Ben Bishop Trade: Then & Now
May 30th, 2017 When former Kings General Manager Dean Lombardi traded for Ben Bishop prior to the trade deadline, it created a buzz throughout the hockey world. The deal came just a day after their All-Star and two-time Stanley Cup Champion goaltender Jonathan Quick returned from a serious groin injury that cost him 59 games. The trade begged the...
