Posts About "Steve Spott"
Sean Monahan - The Next Ones: 2013 NHL Draft Prospect Profile
May 31st, 2013 Sean Monahan THW Close-Up: Team: Ottawa 67's (OHL) Birthdate: October 12, 1994 Hometown: Brampton, Ontario Height: 6'2" Weight: 195 lbs Position: Centre Shoots: Left NHL Draft Eligibility: 2013 Twitter: @monahan20 THW Ranking (January 2013): 7th Other Rankings ISS: 9th CSS (North American skaters):...
Steve Spott: A Chat With Kitchener Rangers GM & Head Coach
March 5th, 2013 Steve Spott was born on May 18, 1968 in Toronto, Ontario. He played for Colgate University from 1986 until 1990 where he had 148 points in 121 games. He then played for the Richmond Renegades of the ECHL for 27 games in the 1990-91 campaign where he had 28 points. For the rest of the season he played for the Newmarket Saints of the AHL...
Team Canada: Epic Failure or Unrealistic Expectations?
January 7th, 2013 Going into the 2013 World Junior Hockey Championships, many teams were going in with high expectations. None more so than Canada, loaded with a number of potential NHL calibre players and one bonafide star in Ryan Nugent-Hopkins in their lineup, it was expected to be the best team they've sent in years. That very well may have...
World Juniors 2013: Malcolm Subban's Silencing Critics
December 30th, 2012 Coming into the 2013 World Junior Championship, goaltending was Canada's biggest question mark. It appears the problem has now been solved. Malcolm Subban has stepped up to the plate for his country, and his country has never been more proud of him.
World Juniors 2013: Discipline's The Key to Canadian Gold
December 29th, 2012 The 2013 World Junior Hockey Championship is just a few days old, but it's already obvious that physicality will not win this tournament. Through Canada's first two games, it became clear that playing physical does not bode well for success.
2013 World Juniors: Ryan Murphy Finally Makes Canada's Roster
December 13th, 2012 In the hockey world, there are few accomplished 19-year-olds with a lot to prove at the junior level. This is what makes Ryan Murphy such a rarity. After watching the World Junior Championships from home the last two seasons, Murphy's talent—at least relative to his fellow teenage countrymen—has been called into question on many...