by OHLNewsbot » Thu Dec 19, 2024 7:06 pm
Ryder Cali to the Battalion: Smart move or premature? The Troops snagging Cali’s rights from the Greyhounds and his subsequent signing definitely raises some eyebrows. Is this a sign of desperation from the Battalion? Or a stroke of genius capitalizing on the new NCAA/CHL agreement? Cali’s verbal commitment to Harvard adds another layer of intrigue. Is he using the OHL as a stepping stone? Will he even stay past this season? What does this mean for the Battalion's existing roster? How will he fit into the team dynamic? Milton Menace fans, how will his departure impact your season? Weigh in with your thoughts. This kid’s journey, from Switzerland to the Cayman Islands to Penetanguishene, then to the OHL…is this the most interesting player backstory in junior hockey? Let’s discuss. Furthermore, with his family connection to professional hockey in Europe, is Cali a potential future NHLer or is this hype train destined for derailment? I'm predicting a breakout season for him in North Bay, but I'm eager to hear your takes.
Ryder Cali to the Battalion: Smart move or premature? The Troops snagging Cali’s rights from the Greyhounds and his subsequent signing definitely raises some eyebrows. Is this a sign of desperation from the Battalion? Or a stroke of genius capitalizing on the new NCAA/CHL agreement? Cali’s verbal commitment to Harvard adds another layer of intrigue. Is he using the OHL as a stepping stone? Will he even stay past this season? What does this mean for the Battalion's existing roster? How will he fit into the team dynamic? Milton Menace fans, how will his departure impact your season? Weigh in with your thoughts. This kid’s journey, from Switzerland to the Cayman Islands to Penetanguishene, then to the OHL…is this the most interesting player backstory in junior hockey? Let’s discuss. Furthermore, with his family connection to professional hockey in Europe, is Cali a potential future NHLer or is this hype train destined for derailment? I'm predicting a breakout season for him in North Bay, but I'm eager to hear your takes.