He’s back, and so are the Bulldogs!
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Another week, another 2-1 record for the Hamilton Bulldogs, as they continue to inch their way towards a playoff berth in the
Another week, another 2-1 record for the Hamilton Bulldogs, as they continue to inch their way towards a playoff berth in the
The Hamilton Bulldogs continue to make baby steps towards reaching the postseason, as they managed to win 2 of 3 games this week.
The AHL All-Star break has come and gone, and the Hamilton Bulldogs have some catching up to do if they want to make the postseason.
The 2004-05 Hamilton Bulldogs campaign has been nothing short of a tumultuous roller coaster ride as we pass the halfway mark of the season.
These past 2 weeks have been very busy for the Bulldogs, playing 9 games in just 13 days.
Even though there is no NHL hockey now, it doesn’t mean that the Montreal Canadiens haven’t had a busy year.
The Hamilton Bulldogs slipped back to Earth this week, after dropping a pair of games to the Edmonton Roadrunners.
This past Christmas, there was no reason to complain that there was a lack of hockey to be played.
This week, Hamilton’s streak in which they recorded at least a point ended at 5, as they split a mini two-game series vs the Manitoba Moose.
The Canadiens pick in the first Making the Cut Draft, fifth overall after the lottery, was defenceman Kevin Lavallee.