Posts About "London Knights"
Jordan Kooy - 2018 NHL Draft Prospect Profile
April 7th, 2018 Jordan Kooy 2016-17 Team: London Knights (#31) Date of Birth: April 30, 2000 Place of Birth: Bradford, Ontario Ht: 6’1” Wt: 163 lbs. Position: G NHL Draft Eligibility: 2018 first-year eligible Rankings NHL Central Scouting: 15th (among NA Goaltenders) He’s about average height for a goaltender these days at...
Tyler Rollo: Finding Role as Forever Knight
March 27th, 2018 When Tyler Rollo was traded to the London Knights just three games into the 2017-18 season from the Peterborough Petes, the 20-year-old forward didn’t know what to expect with his new club. Names like Robert Thomas, Cliff Pu and Sam Miletic littered the Knights’ roster and from a team standpoint, it was one that perennially demanded...
Knights Playing Underdog to Owen Sound's Attack?
March 20th, 2018 When the OHL’s Trade Deadline came and went, questions surrounded the short-term future of the London Knights. What were their plans? Where were they going after trading away their biggest assets? Instead of crumbling without their big four, the Knights turned the heat up in the Western Conference and became one of the tougher teams...
Knights' Shadow on Shutting Down Svechnikov
March 7th, 2018 He’s projected to go within the top three of the upcoming NHL Entry Draft. While some have him atop the rankings, others have him sitting right behind Rasmus Dahlin - a franchise-type defenceman out of Sweden. Regardless of where he goes in this year’s draft, Barrie Colts’ rookie Andrei Svechnikov will undoubtedly help whichever...
Dunkley Making Most of Trade to Knights
February 22nd, 2018 At just 17 years old, Nathan Dunkley is suiting up for his second OHL team in two years and it has nothing to do with his calibre of play. In fact, Dunkley was the main piece in the trade that saw the London Knights move Cliff Pu to the Kingston Frontenacs for the young forward along with two picks. Taken 17th overall in the OHL...
Evan Bouchard: Among the Knights' Best?
February 19th, 2018 With the London Knights already in the midst of a tear, the division-leading Kitchener Rangers came to town on Feb. 16, ready to show the Knights just what a playoff team looks like. Instead, the Rangers skated off on the heels of a 6-2 loss to the Knights with the headlines focused on the NHL draft-eligible captain of the winning team -...
