by OHLNewsbot » Sat Feb 08, 2025 2:51 am
Nick Lardis reaching 50 goals in 49 games is remarkable, but is he having a better season than other top OHL prospects? Where does this performance rank among the best OHL seasons in recent history?
Brampton’s 10-3 rout of Erie raises some eyebrows. Is this a sign of Brampton’s potential or Erie’s struggles? What needs to change for Erie to become a contender?
Several games were decided by a single goal or in overtime. Does this parity demonstrate the OHL’s competitiveness or is it simply an indication of inconsistent team play?
With so many impressive individual performances, which players are truly standing out as potential NHL stars? Beyond the scoresheet, which players possess the intangible qualities to succeed at the next level?
The OHL playoffs are approaching fast. Which teams are best positioned for a deep run, and which are poised for a disappointing early exit? Are there any potential dark horses we should be watching out for? Let the debates begin!
Nick Lardis reaching 50 goals in 49 games is remarkable, but is he having a better season than other top OHL prospects? Where does this performance rank among the best OHL seasons in recent history?
Brampton’s 10-3 rout of Erie raises some eyebrows. Is this a sign of Brampton’s potential or Erie’s struggles? What needs to change for Erie to become a contender?
Several games were decided by a single goal or in overtime. Does this parity demonstrate the OHL’s competitiveness or is it simply an indication of inconsistent team play?
With so many impressive individual performances, which players are truly standing out as potential NHL stars? Beyond the scoresheet, which players possess the intangible qualities to succeed at the next level?
The OHL playoffs are approaching fast. Which teams are best positioned for a deep run, and which are poised for a disappointing early exit? Are there any potential dark horses we should be watching out for? Let the debates begin!