Posts About "Dave Brown"
3 Erie Otters OHL Draft Takeaways
April 7th, 2019 The Erie Otters found themselves in an interesting spot Saturday morning as the OHL Draft began. Holding the third overall pick, they had lots of ways they could have gone. The best defenseman in Brandt Clarke was available. Two dynamic centers were available in Connor Lockhart and Mason McTavish. Plus the best goalie to come...
2018-19 Erie Otters: A Season of Pain, Pride and Promise
March 17th, 2019 The Erie Otters fought with everything they had all season. In the end, it was not quite enough to qualify for the OHL Playoffs. With a chance to make the playoffs during the final week of the season, the Otters had four chances to make something happen in the standings. But due to an incredibly difficult schedule which included...
Erie Otters' Goals Go Way Beyond Making Playoffs
February 16th, 2019 The Erie Otters are turning some heads in the hockey world. Due to not having a single player on their roster drafted by an NHL team, many expected the Otters to go through the doldrums of a long, rough season. While the season has had its downs, it's had many ups as well. Those ups have them making a strong run at a playoff spot...
Midseason Q & A With Erie Otters GM Dave Brown
December 30th, 2018 The Erie Otters started their post-Christmas break with a split of their road trip to Michigan. They opened with a 9-2 win in Flint before losing a tough 6-4 decision in Saginaw on Saturday. With 29 points on the season, the Otters sit four points out of a playoff spot in the Western Conference behind both Windsor and Kitchener. They...
Erie Otters' Summer Checkup
July 29th, 2018 The Erie Otters have been busy this summer. In case you've been busy or been spending your summer in the pool, we will get you caught up on all things Otters as we approach the home stretch of the offseason. Jamie Drysdale at the U-17 Development Camp Fourth-overall pick Jamie Drysdale was invited to Canada's National Under-17...
Erie Otters Enjoy Successful OHL Draft
April 8th, 2018 For the first time since the 2012-13, the Erie Otters missed out on the OHL playoffs. As a result, they got to pick fourth in the Priority Selection. Sudbury, Flint and Peterborough owned the top-three spots. To the surprise of no one, the Sudbury Wolves took Quinton Byfield with the first overall pick. Although Flint hosted him and...
