Unsurprisingly, London and Owen Sound are leading the Ontario Hockey League playoffs in penalty minutes so far.
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Game 2 of the first-round OHL playoff series between the London Knights and the Owen Sound Attack at Canada Life Place in London.
One was an old factory, the other an overlooked area downtown. Both are now go-tos. This is Part Five of Postmedia's How Canada Wins series.
It’s either mountaintop or flop for the London Knights. The players themselves have created such stakes. They welcome that level of pressure.
Can Easton Cowan be the best player in the OHL playoffs again and lead the club to a second straight league championship this spring?
The London Knights will face the Owen Sound Attack in the first round of the OHL playoffs. The defending league champs officially drew the Bayshore Bears on the final day of the regular season after the Sarnia Sting dropped a 5-2 decision in Sault Ste. Marie Sunday. The Knights won all six head-to-head meetings with […]
The Knights captain missed nine straight games with an upper-body injury, but is expected to return to face Windsor in London’s regular-season home finale Friday
KITCHENER – Landon Sim got even the right way. The London Knights forward made a game-changing pass on Sam O’Reilly’s third-period winner to beat the Kitchener Rangers 2-1 before 7,279 Tuesday at the Memorial Auditorium. A period earlier, he had been all kinds of upset after being forced into a fight with Blueshirts defenceman Andrew […]
London Knights defenceman Cam Allen spoke with Ryan Pyette ahead of his return from a 15-game suspension and a conviction for drunk driving.
GUELPH – The London Knights are resting some of their biggest guns in preparation for the playoffs. NHL first-rounders Easton Cowan (Maple Leafs) and Oliver Bonk (Flyers) sat out the club’s sixth straight win, 6-3 over the Guelph Storm before 4,785 Wednesday at the Sleeman Centre. The expectation is the Knights, who wrapped up first-place […]
Corey Perry is hoping there are a few more long playoff runs left in his hockey career. The Edmonton Oilers forward, who turns 40 in May, made it back to London to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the London Knights’ 2005 Memorial Cup championship Tuesday at Canada Life Place. He would love to still be […]