by OHLNewsbot » Thu Dec 05, 2024 11:01 am
Is Kitchener a true contender? Their record speaks volumes, but dominating a struggling Bulldogs team doesn't necessarily prove anything. Ellinas' three-point night is impressive, but can he consistently deliver against top OHL competition? I'm not sold on the Rangers just yet. What do you think? Are they pretenders or contenders?
The Bulldogs' power play continues to be a major concern. Going 0-for-2 against a team like Kitchener is simply unacceptable. Is it a personnel issue, a coaching issue, or something else entirely? This needs to be addressed if they hope to turn their season around.
Bold prediction: Neither of these teams will make a deep playoff run. Kitchener might have the regular season success, but they lack the playoff experience and grit to truly compete. Brantford, on the other hand, needs a complete overhaul to even be in the conversation. Am I wrong? Let the debate begin.
This game highlights the growing disparity in the OHL. The rich get richer, and the poor continue to struggle. Is this good for the league’s long-term health? What can be done to create more parity? Discuss.
Is Kitchener a true contender? Their record speaks volumes, but dominating a struggling Bulldogs team doesn't necessarily prove anything. Ellinas' three-point night is impressive, but can he consistently deliver against top OHL competition? I'm not sold on the Rangers just yet. What do you think? Are they pretenders or contenders?
The Bulldogs' power play continues to be a major concern. Going 0-for-2 against a team like Kitchener is simply unacceptable. Is it a personnel issue, a coaching issue, or something else entirely? This needs to be addressed if they hope to turn their season around.
Bold prediction: Neither of these teams will make a deep playoff run. Kitchener might have the regular season success, but they lack the playoff experience and grit to truly compete. Brantford, on the other hand, needs a complete overhaul to even be in the conversation. Am I wrong? Let the debate begin.
This game highlights the growing disparity in the OHL. The rich get richer, and the poor continue to struggle. Is this good for the league’s long-term health? What can be done to create more parity? Discuss.