Posts About "Cody Glass"
AHL Central News: Wolves Stay Cool & Move On
April 29th, 2019 The Chicago Wolves personified the “next man up” mantra during their five-game Central Division Semifinal win over the Grand Rapids Griffins. Down 2-1 in the series, and with seven key players out with injury, the Wolves forced a fifth and final game. On Sunday afternoon, the Central champions advanced to the next round with a 4-2...
Glass Is Shining for Team Canada
December 29th, 2018 VANCOUVER — Cody Glass has a specific role on Canada's junior hockey team — and it's one he embraces. "I know I'm a play maker," said the 19-year-old centre, who's playing on a line with Maxime Comtois and Owen Tippett at this year's wor...
2019 World Juniors: Canada Passes Stress Test from Swiss
December 28th, 2018 VANCOUVER — Max Comtois could play for Ernie McLean. So could Jaret Anderson-Dolan and No. 10 from Switzerland too, that being Yannick Bruschweiler. McLean, perhaps better known as Punch, is a legendary Lower Mainland coach who led the New Westminster Bruins for two decades — through the rough and tumble ’70s and ’80s. They...
2019 World Junior Roster Breakdown by NHL Team
December 26th, 2018 The end of December means two things in the hockey world: the National Hockey League season begins to get serious, and the best under-20 players in the world converge for two weeks of high-octane action. Pitting 10 teams of junior-aged players against each other for global supremacy, the IIHF World Junior Championship is one of the...
Golden Knights Fine Without Early Picks
June 13th, 2018 After a Game 5 loss to the Washington Capitals, the Vegas Golden Knights went from being the feel-good story of the season to being just another team who failed to win the Stanley Cup. For most teams, this would be worrying. Normally, a team losing in the Cup Final means a short summer where they lose their veteran free agents and try...
WHL Playoff Predictions: Couple Coin Flips in Second Round
April 4th, 2018 Maybe I should quit while I’m ahead. Walk away while my bracket is looking good. It’s not going to get any easier, that’s for sure. It never does. I went 7-for-8 on my predictions for the first round of the Western Hockey League playoffs. Not only did I get seven of the eight winners right, but I was bang on with the number...
