If there was one positive that came out of the last lockout, it was the systemic changes to the game that most would agree made it more entertaining.

One of the most talked about aspects from the last lockout was the rule changes put in place to create the ‘New NHL.’

Injuries are beginning to take their toll on the Hamilton Bulldogs, a team that won just one of their three games to slip even further into the North Division’s basement.

The lockout has now entered its third month and it doesn’t appear that there will be any CBA talks this week.

The NHL lockout has now reached its ninth week with seemingly no end in sight.

Facing a team consisting primarily of the defending champions for the previous season is no easy task for any team.

Slow starts didn’t hurt the Bulldogs too badly as they came back from two goal deficits twice in as many games to pick up three of a possible four points as the Bulldogs moved out of the North Division cellar.

It was an all-divisional set of games for the Hamilton Bulldogs this past week

The Habs may be locked out but that doesn’t stop the HW Recap for returning for its eighth year.

Saturday night in Cobourg ON, the Hamilton Bulldogs and Toronto Marlies faced off in a well attended preseason opener.