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Ottawa 67s defenceman Noel Hoefenmayer is using inspiration from former Leafs great Lanny McDonald and a move by the Phoenix Coyotes not to sign him last summer as fuel to realize his NHL dreams, Mark Masters writes.
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May 25
67's Boyd wins Jim Gregory Award as OHL GM of the year
James Boyd of the Ottawa 67's has been named the inaugural recipient of the Ontario Hockey League's Jim Gregory General Manager of the Year Award.
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May 21
Lafreniere wins second straight QMJHL MVP
Alexis Lafreniere — the presumptive No. 1 pick at the 2020 NHL Draft — captured his second straight Quebec Major Junior Hockey League MVP award on Thursday, becoming only the second player in history to win back-to-back Michel Briere Memorial trophies.
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May 15
CHL settles minimum-wage lawsuits for $30 million
The Canadian Hockey League has agreed to pay $30 million to settle three class-action lawsuits filed by current and former players for minimum wage, back pay, and overtime.
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May 16
Wright on living up to 'exceptional' status in OHL this year, what's in store for future
Shane Wright was the fifth player ever to be granted exceptional status in the OHL. Mark Masters is joined by Wright to discuss how his rookie season went, and what’s in store for the future.
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May 14
Wright named OHL rookie of the year
Kingston Frontenacs forward Shane Wright has cemented an exceptional season in the Ontario Hockey League by capturing the rookie of the year award.
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May 13
After striking turnaround, Guelph goalie Daws calmly waits for draft
Guelph Storm and Team Canada goaltender Nico Daws authored one of the great flip-flop stories in junior hockey this season, so whenever the 2020 NHL Draft is held the 19-year-old will finally hear his name called, Mark Masters writes.
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May 12
Frontenacs' Wright living up to exceptional expectations
Kingston Frontenacs forward Shane Wright isn't eligible for the NHL Draft until 2022 but the 16-year-old is still making all the right moves after being given exceptional player status one year ago, Mark Masters writes.
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May 10
Winterhawks looking for ownership solution
The WHL has confirmed that the Portland Winterhawks are heading towards a new ownership solution. The WHL released a statement Sunday following reports that the Winterhawks' parent company, Portland Winterhawks Inc., reportedly filed for Chapter 15 bankruptcy on Thursday.
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May 7
Oil Kings' Lauer wins WHL coach of the year
Edmonton Oil Kings coach Brad Lauer has been named the Western Hockey League coach of the year for the 2019-20 season. Lauer led the Oil Kings to a WHL Central Division-best record of 42-12-6-4 (94 points) before the season was ended early by the spreading COVID-19 pandemic.
