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Pavel Mintyukov's combination of deceptive skating and four-way mobility signals a new age for defencemen by how he chooses to activate in offensive situations. So far this season, he has 16 goals and 57 points in 43 games between the Saginaw Spirit and the Ottawa 67's. He was the tenth overall selection by the Anaheim … Continue reading Pavel Mintyukov Is Redefining Defence In The Modern Era Of The OHL
On Friday morning, the Ottawa 67's of the Ontario Hockey League made a splash in the CHL Import Draft, selecting Austrian centre, Marco Kasper of Rögle BK of the SHL in Sweden. When the sun rose over the nation's capital on Thursday morning, the 67's had both of their import player spots filled by Vinzez … Continue reading 67’s Go Bold With 2022 CHL Import Draft
On Thursday afternoon, the Ottawa 67's officially announced they have made a pair of trades. The first one saw goaltender Will Cranley going to the Flint Firebirds in exchange for a conditional 15th-round draft pick in 2026, while the second saw Russian import forward Vsevolod Gaidamak heading to the Niagara IceDogs in exchange for a … Continue reading Making Sense of the 67’s Trading Cranley, Gaidamak
The Ottawa 67's rookies hit the ice over the weekend, simultaneously signalling the end of the 2021-22 season, and the opening of the 2022-23 season. Among the players on the ice, the Barber Poles' second pick in the first round of the 2022 OHL Priority Selection (21st overall), Frankie Marrelli. Marrelli spent the 2021-22 season … Continue reading Frankie Marrelli Excited to Be in Ottawa With 67’s
Cover photo credit: Photo by Jon Halpenny / Ottawa 67's The Ottawa 67's made a couple of additions to their blueline at the 2022 OHL Priority Selection, particularly in the first round, when they selected Henry Mews with the seventh overall pick. This pick bucked their trend of drafting forwards in the opening round, having … Continue reading Henry Mews Is the Ottawa 67’s Perfect Fit
The Ottawa 67's continued their road trip in Hamilton on Friday night, but this contest offered a bit of a different flair than there has been in previous matchups. This time, they played in front of a national audience with TSN broadcasting the game, and with the Bulldogs sitting atop of the Ontario Hockey League's … Continue reading 67’s Capture Another Point Against Red-Hot Bulldogs
Typically after the Trade Deadline, the Eastern Conference separates into a few different categories. You have the teams who are completely untouchable and you know will be playing in the third round at the very least. Then you have the teams who could get hot and go on a run, and then you have the … Continue reading OHL’s Eastern Conference Getting More Competitive
After losing twice to the Kingston Frontenacs by a combined score of 14-3, you would be forgiven to think the Ottawa 67's didn't stand a chance when they met again on Wednesday night. In a shocking turn of events, the 67's turned things around and controlled the game, and finally, they were able to get … Continue reading 67’s Stun Frontenacs To Steal Convincing Victory
The Kingston Frontenacs continued to treat the Ottawa 67's like their own personal punching bag on Monday afternoon, much like the 67's did to them for two seasons before the pandemic. To the tune of a 7-1 loss, the 67's were crushed and had one of their less inspiring performances since coming back from the … Continue reading Frontenacs Trounce 67’s For Second Time In 4 Days
After a couple of weeks without seeing each other, the Ottawa 67's and Kingston Frontenacs met once again on Friday night at the Leon's Centre in Kingston. It was the seventh time the two have met, and with five more matchups coming up between the two, you can imagine that things are beginning to get … Continue reading Frontenacs Need Few Chances to Beat 67’s
