Posts About "Kitchener Rangers"
OHL Power Rankings: Kitchener Rangers Among OHL's Best
November 22nd, 2017 Led by Adam Mascherin, the Kitchener Rangers are taking the OHL's Midwest Division by storm. They're third overall in the league in points and have a six point lead in the division. But with the exception of the Erie Otters, the rest of the division is also playing some good hockey as of late. As always, I'm joined by Dave Jewell and...
Rangers, Knights Headline OHL Trades
October 17th, 2017 It seems as though the OHL season just began - and it did. Most teams have only played nine or 10 games so far this season. Still, teams are looking to gain any sort of advantage and for some of them that means making an early season acquisition. That’s certainly the case for a number of teams just a few weeks into the season and on...
Logan Stanley Making the Most of OHL Demotion
October 13th, 2017 When the Winnipeg Jets opened training camp this season, their blue line hosted some of the most interesting storylines this team had. One of those stories was that of 19-year-old Logan Stanley. Stanley was one of two Winnipeg Jets first round picks in 2016, the other being Patrik Laine. While Laine was clearly more of a sure-thing type...
What Does an OHL Contender Look Like?
October 10th, 2017 Last month, I picked a fight with a couple Kitchener Rangers fans, who were bemoaning what they said was their team’s mediocre play over the past few seasons. “We haven’t contended for years!” one of the fans lamented. “What about the 2015-16 season?” I asked. “That team put up 90-plus points and was top-10 in the CHL...
A Look Back: Gabriel Landeskog's Unique Path to Success
September 13th, 2017 This article was originally written in May, 2014. When the name Gabriel Landeskog is mentioned around NHL circles, there are a few words that are bound to pop up nearly every time. Leader is obvious, as the 21-year-old Colorado Avalanche forward has spent the past two seasons as the youngest captain in NHL history. Gritty is...OHL Should Crack Down on Two-Part Trades
September 11th, 2017 Last month, the Windsor Spitfires finalized a trade that was big in more ways than one, shipping behemoth defenceman Logan Stanley to the Kitchener Rangers for a parcel of distant draft picks. Stanley is a first-round NHL pick, 18th overall by the Winnipeg Jets in 2016, and there’s a possibility that he sticks with the Jets this...
