The Peterborough Petes are dealing with a depleted roster thanks to suspensions and injuries. This has opened the door for three affiliate players to get a taste of OHL action: Calum Hartnell, Kaiden Thatcher, and Dylan Turcotte. Is this a valuable opportunity for these young players to prove themselves, or is it a sign of deeper issues within the Petes organization? What kind of impact can affiliate players realistically have at the OHL level?
It’s interesting to see how the Petes are handling this adversity. Throwing young players into the fire can be a risky move, but it can also yield surprising results. Could one of these call-ups become a key contributor down the stretch? What are your thoughts on Rob Wilson’s decision-making during this challenging period?
Furthermore, this situation raises questions about player safety in the OHL. With multiple suspensions stemming from a single game, is enough being done to protect players and promote sportsmanship? How do you think the league should address these incidents, and what steps can be taken to prevent similar situations in the future? Let's discuss.
Petes Call Up Trio to Cover Injuries & Suspensions
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