Posts About "Sudbury Wolves"
Fixing the OHL's First Round
April 6th, 2017 After a pair of tight Game 7 victories, the fourth-seeded Kingston Frontenacs and London Knights have advanced to the second round of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) playoffs. And because the other six higher-seeded teams all advanced, this marks the first time in the 19-year history of the 20-team OHL that the higher-seeded team won all...
OHL Season Preview: Central Division
September 19th, 2016 The Ontario Hockey League season is just around the corner and it’s our job to evaluate the teams for the upcoming season. As we said earlier, we won’t set ourselves up for failure by making predictions on the standings; however we will further break things down and tell you why each team will or won’t make the playoffs, their...
OHL Predictions for the 2016-2017 Season
September 10th, 2016 The Ontario Hockey League is a cyclical hockey league, meaning teams are generally in either a rebuilding, development or contending stage. Often teams follow this cycle to a tee, hitting each stage in chronological order year after year. Others are obvious exceptions to this -- we're looking at you London Knights. With that in mind,...
Dmitri Sokolov – The Next Ones: NHL 2016 Draft Prospect Profile
March 31st, 2016 Dmitri Sokolov 2015-16 Team: Sudbury Wolves (#98) Date of birth: April 14th, 1998 Place of birth: Omsk, Russia Ht: 5'11" Wt: 220 lbs Shoots: Left Position: Centre NHL Draft Eligibility: 2016 1st year eligible THW The Next Ones Ranking (February): Unranked Other Rankings THW War Room...
Prospect to Watch: Josh Leivo
February 25th, 2016 For all the fanfare a first round draft pick gets in the NHL, there have been many star players that went unheralded throughout their junior career, not attracting much attention until blossoming into stars at the NHL level. From Pavel Datsyuk (171st in 1998) to Jamie Benn (129th in 2007), the league is littered with late-round picks...
LA Kings: 200-Foot Game Skyrockets Draftee's Value
February 5th, 2016 By working on his 200-foot game, the OHL's Sudbury Wolves right winger - Matt Schmalz - is giving his team a significant advantage. However, there’s way too many people focused on his lack of points. The 6-foot-6, 214-pound Los Angeles Kings prospect was drafted at No. 134 overall at the 2015 Draft and had a pretty good season last...
