Posts About "Logan Stanley"
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...
Winnipeg Jets Top 4 Prospects 2017
July 11th, 2017 When you have one of the deepest prospect pools in the NHL, it's no easy task narrowing that pool down to the four best. That, however, is the Winnipeg Jets' perfect problem. There are any number of talented prospects who could appear on this list. I'd venture to say you could leave the Jets' best prospect off this list (I nearly did,...
Winnipeg Jets at the Draft: Juuso Valimaki
June 11th, 2017 On the surface, Juuso Valimaki ticks quite a few of the boxes for the Winnipeg Jets. Defenseman? Check. Left handed? Check. Puck mover, puts up points and has decent size? Check, check and check. With all the fervor surrounding the upcoming expansion draft, it's easy to forget the Jets have one of the busiest days of the year for...
Future Winnipeg Jet Logan Stanley
June 1st, 2017 The Windsor Spitfires, hosts and winners of the 2017 Memorial Cup, were not your typical hosts. The format the Canadian Hockey League (CHL) uses for the Memorial Cup includes the winner from the Ontario Hockey League (OHL), the winner from the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL), and the winner from the Western Hockey League (WHL),...Winnipeg Jets Prospects 2017
April 21st, 2017 It's no secret that the Winnipeg Jets have one of the best prospect pools in the NHL. Since The Hockey News predicted the Jets would be the 2019 Stanley Cup champions, they have added Patrik Laine and Logan Stanley in the draft, plus picked up Marko Dano in a trade with the Chicago Blackhawks. The 2016-17 season didn't go the way the...
OHL Playoff Preview: London Knights vs. Windsor Spitfires
March 23rd, 2017 The London Knights will start their defence of last season’s Ontario Hockey League (OHL) championship as the fourth seed in the Western Conference. That means the club will have to start their run up against a tough opponent in the Windsor Spitfires. The Knights finished the year 46-15-3-4 with 99 points. They were three points shy...
