The Brantford Bulldogs are staying put. A 40-year potential commitment raises eyebrows. Is this the best long-term strategy for both the team and the city of Brantford? Or is it too much too soon? What are the potential pitfalls of such a long-term agreement?
No names Hyman’s purchase of the team is intriguing. An NHL star investing in the OHL. What ripple effects might this have on junior hockey? Will we see more NHL players become owners, and how might that impact player development and league dynamics?
Andlauer's comments about being kicked out of Hamilton paint a dramatic picture. What really happened behind the scenes? Is Hamilton truly losing out by not having an OHL team? Considering the planned renovations to FirstOntario Centre, what kind of team would best suit the city’s future hockey landscape? An AHL franchise? Something else entirely?
The Hyman family declined to share the sale price. What are your estimations? How much is an OHL franchise worth in today’s market?
This situation raises questions about the future of junior hockey franchises in Ontario. Are we going to see more relocations and long-term agreements? What does this mean for smaller markets hoping to attract and retain OHL teams? Your thoughts?
Hyman Buys Bulldogs! Brantford Gets Long-Term OHL Commitment, Leaving Hamilton Out in the Cold
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