NHL CANCELS GAMES UP TO DEC.14 & MORE ARE ON THE WAY

        The NHL has announced today  that even though they have been meeting all week with the NHLPA they are still far a part which has resulted in more games being cancelled. The NHL has cancelled all games leading up to December 14th and the 2013 NHL All-Star Weekend scheduled for Jan. 26-27 in Columbus. If no deal is agreed to by December 14th than all the remaining games in the 2012-13 season will be cancelled.

Written By Andrew Di Pardo

Daily KHL Update (English Commentary) - Nov. 21, 2012

DEJARDINS MAKES 29 SAVES TO LEAD THE BULLDOGS PAST THE ICE CAPS

         Last night in St. Johns, the Hamilton Bulldogs were looking to rebound after a 3-1 loss to the Ice Caps a night before with a win over the Ice Caps.  With 10 seconds to go in the first, Maxwell played the puck to Klingberg and he skated in and went by the two defensmans and scored to make it 1-0 Ice Caps. 12 minutes into the second, Gallagher came up the left wing and deked past the defenseman at the blue line and centred the puck right to Mike Blunden and he one timed a shot into the net to tie the game.

      7 minutes later, Ellis shot the puck wide of the net and it went off the glass and back in front for Qualier who scored to make it 2-1. No scoring in the third and the Bulldogs finally win a game by the score of 2-1.In the loss, Dekanich made 23 saves. In the win, Dejardin won the game for the Dogs by making 29 saves.

Written By Andrew Di Pardo

ICE CAPS BEAT THE BULLDOGS 3-1

      Last night in St.Johns,  the Ice Caps took on the Bulldogs. Sawada scored the opening goal for the Ice Caps on the Powerplay. Then 7 minutes into the second, Meech came down the right wing and fired a shot over the glove of the goaltender to make it 2-0. 2 minutes into the third, Gallagher scored a goal on the powerplay to cut the lead to 1. But the Caps would add another goal from Gregoire to make it 3-1 and that would be the final. In the loss, Mayer made 16 saves. In the win, Pasqualie won the game for the Ice Caps as he made 45 saves.

Written By Andrew Di Pardo

PK SUBBAN MAY NOT SIGN IN MONTREAL

           With the Off-Season over and there being no NHL season as of yet, it has give Habs defenseman PK Subban some more time to think about where he wants to play. The Montreal Canadiens offered Subban, $5.5 Million for 2 years which was rejected, then they offered $12.5 Million for 3 years and Subban was considering it but ultimately never signed on the dotted line. Now the Philadelphia Flyers have been showing interest in the Young defenseman asking about his availability. The Habs said that he is unavailable at the time, but if they are to get a few draft picks and Forward Sean Couturier, a deal may happen. But its highly unlikely.

     There have also been reports that the Edmonton Oilers are interested. It has been rumoured that the Oilers are willing to give up Nail Yakupov for Subban. Montreal is no doubt in need of offense, but at what cost? Can they really afford to give up Subban, the teams best defenseman? I don't think so. But my sources tell me it may not be entirely up to Montreal. Subban is money hungry, and is willing to take the highest offer and sign it. So there is a possibility that if Montreal doesn't trade him they may lose him anyway by the time the lockout is done due to Free Agency. So they may need to up their offer if they really want to keep Subban in their town.

Written By Andrew Di Pardo

SUBBAN GIVES WEATHER UPDATE ON CTV

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/sports/sports-video/video-habs-defenceman-pk-subban-reads-the-weather/article4790800/

P.K. Subban's New Job At Boston Pizza Isn't Working Out So Well

Daily KHL Update (English Commentary) - Nov. 18, 2012

Game in Six: Hamilton at Toronto - 11/17/12

HIGHLIGHTS: Marlies @ Bulldogs

BULLDOGS SNAP 3 GAME LOSING STREAK WITH A 6-3 WIN

            Last night in Hamilton, the Bulldogs took on the Toronto Marlies in an attempt to snap their 3 game losing streak. 9 minutes in the Marlies took the lead with a goal from Fratton.  A few minutes later, Ellis fired a shot from the point and scored to tie the game. Shortly after that, Boyce's shot was stopped and Avtsin scored on the rebound. Gallagher would score late in the first to give the Dogs a 3-1 lead.  12 minutes into the second, Kadris point shot was tipped in by Fratton to cut the lead to one.  6 minutes into the third, Gysbergs shot was tipped in by D'Amigo to tie the game.

     Shortly after that Nattinen would score to give the Dogs the lead. 30 seconds later, Palushaj recieved the puck in the slot and fired a shot home to make it 5-3. Gallagher would add another goal as the Bulldogs win 6-3. In the win, Degjardins made 23 saves. In the loss, Scrivens made 23 saves as well. These two teams will go at it again this afternoon in Toronto at 3:08 pm E.t on Sportsnet.

Written By Andrew Di Pardo

BILL DALY GIVES NHL LOCKOUT UPDATE

Injury Update: BLAKE GEOFFRION

        During the Bulldogs game aginst the Crunch on Friday night, Blake Geoffrion was sent into the boards by Cote and fratured his skull. He was in intensive care in the hospital until this morning when they released him. There is no time frame for how long he will be out for.

Written By Andrew Di Pardo