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OTG Huh? Thursday - March 25th With 18 days remaining until the NHL trade deadline, all is relatively quiet on the Rangers front. Not unexpectedly, the Rangers are probably going to be minor players this time round, without much in the way of short term assets they would be looking to part with. Clearly they would look at offers for those on short term or expiring contracts like Brendan Smith, Ryan Strome, Jack Johnson and perhaps the likes of Colin Blackwell.             5/10 Mentioned that he had back spasms that he could not shake the last two weeks of the season       CAPTION THI...

Wed Jun 9 2021 | Phil Shore | Pro PHOTO COURTESY OF PREMIER LACROSSE LEAGUE Matt Rambo, the league's MVP in 2019, is confident in his Whipsnakes heading into this weekend's game against the Cannons. On December 6, 1963, American Football league commissioner Joe Foss wrote a letter to National Football League Commissioner Pete Rozelle issuing a challenge: the winner of the AFL playoffs against the winner of the NFL playoffs in an annual championship game. Rozelle initially rebuffed the invitation, but in July 1966, an agreement was finally made between Rozelle and Kansas City Chiefs owner Lam...

The third PLL season begins each weekend. Phil Shore breaks down the stories.

Last Updated: May 17, 2021 | 10:25 AM   (Written by Rad Joseph – MSL) The recipient of the Canadian Lacrosse Association’s 2021 Lester B. Pearson Award is Dean McLeod. This annual award is presented to a member of the Canadian lacrosse community in recognition ofoutstanding contributions of sportsmanship and leadership in the game of lacrosse and to the physical and mental development of young Canadians through unselfish dedication as a volunteer. Dean McLeod’s devotion, work ethic, focus and commitment to Ontario Junior “A” lacrosse and to lacrosse in his home town of Brampton hav...

Roulette helps capture gold at world tournament during rollercoaster draft year Sam Laskaris, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Windspeaker.com, Windspeaker.com May 14, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Like many young hockey players, Conner Roulette’s 2020-21 hockey season was drastically impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The inability to play a full season due to various pandemic restrictions was even more frustrating for Roulette, a member of Misipawistik Cree Nation in Manitoba, as it was also his pro draft year. Though he was unable to properly showcase his skills over several months bef...