#icedogs

[hawkeyefierce]

Kevin He becomes the first Chinese-born player to sign an NHL contract

[stereax]

[valentin10]

OHL Highlights : Niagara IceDogs @ Brantford Bulldogs Nov. 9, 2024

[gayboybeetle]

thinking about how my alter Cas is just my childhood imaginary friend Icedog who later turned into my middleschool oc Cheeto. what the fuck man. why has that guy always lived in my head

[adakechi]

more catmav and icedog :3c

icemav discord once again enabling my insanity

bonus uncolored version bc i liked it:

[goalhofer]

Where every player played during the 2012-13 NHL lockout: Boston

DEL: Dennis Seidenberg (Adler Mannheim) EBEL: Johnny Boychuk (E.C. Red Bull Salzburg) OHL: Dougie Hamilton (Niagara IceDogs) SEL: Carl Söderberg (Linköpings Hockeyklubb) SL: Chris Kelly (C.D.H. Glace Rouge) Liiga: Daniel Paille (Ilves) & John Peverley (J.Y.P.) NL: Patrice Bergeron (C.D.H. Lugano) & Tyler Seguin (E.H.C. Biel-Bienne) KHL: Zdeno Chára (H.K. Lev Praha), Kaspars Daugaviņš (Dinamo Riga) & Anton Khudobin (K.K. Atlant Moscow Oblast) Czech Extraliga: Andrew Ference (H.K. Mountfield), Jaromír Jágr (Rytíři Kladno), David Krejčí (H.K. Č.S.O.B. Pojišt'ovna Pardubice) & Tuukka Rask (H.K. Škoda Plzeň) AHL: Matt Bartkowski (Providence Bruins), Chris Bourque (Providence Bruins), Jordan Caron (Providence Bruins), Lane MacDermid (Providence Bruins) & Ryan Spooner (Providence Bruins) Didn't Play: Gregory Campbell, Nathan Horton, Aaron Johnson, Milan Lučić, Brad Marchand, Adam McQuaid, Jay Pandolfo & Shawn Thornton

[morsobaby]

Hey does anyone know if/what happened with icedog mcmuffin? I followed them on yt but that's about it, I just got confused bc they'd changed their yt to be named "dead account" and everyone who's gotten characters from them on toyhouse have disclaimers that they "Do not support" them? I just wanna be in the know about anything that might've happened bc I haven't heard of anything

[kayla1993-world]

The Ontario Hockey League announced hefty sanctions on the Niagara IceDogs. These sanctions were citing failure to meet the league’s maltreatment, bullying, and harassment protection and prevention policy, and the league’s code of conduct. The investigation was performed by a third party and lasted several months. Approximately 15 team members, including former players, coaches, staff, and team officials, were investigated. To maintain the integrity of the investigation, the team owner, governor, and general manager Darren DeDobbelaer was asked to keep the investigation private and avoid discussing any information related to the investigation. For context, although it was agreed to keep the investigation confidential, DeDobbelaer breached that agreement. He will now be suspended for two OHL seasons. The players listed, Joshua Rosenzweig and Landon Cato, were found to be in serious violation of the league’s player maltreatment policy. They will therefore be banned from the OHL for the rest of their playing careers. This will not be the first sanctions against the IceDogs, as former general manager Joey Burke and head coach Billy Burke were suspended in 2022. This was after an investigation concluded they had used inappropriate and profane language to describe a female colleague. The team was sold shortly thereafter to DeDeobbelaer, as the former owners, Bill Burke and Denise Burke, were the parents of the suspended individuals.

[circlegirl]

rat scientist and her highly-marketable sidekick icedog

[college-girl199328]

The Steelheads franchise is expected to bolt Mississauga’s Paramount Fine Foods Centre for Brampton, TSN hockey insider Darren Dreger said on the social-media site X, citing sources.

The team confirmed the report in a message to season ticket holders, the news website Insauga.com reported, saying the move should be made in time for the start of the 2024-25 OHL season. The team reportedly plans to move into the nearby CAA Centre, which housed the Brampton Battalion until 2013 before the franchise marched to North Bay.

When the Steelheads’ move becomes official, it would end a 26-year tradition of OHL hockey in Mississauga, which began hosting the IceDogs in 1998 before the franchise moved to St. Catharines in 2007. The Toronto St. Michael’s Majors immediately replaced the IceDogs in 2007-08 before being sold in 2012 and renamed as the Steelheads, who made the OHL final in 2017.

Brampton also entered the league in 1998, making a trip to the OHL final in 2009 before heading to North Bay amid declining attendance. The Steelheads have also struggled to draw fans, averaging a league-low 2,256 spectators per game this season, according to HockeyDB.com.

[hawkeyefierce]

best friends from the O to the show

[blogynews]

"Unbelievable Triumph! Kitchener Rangers Reach New Heights with Epic Midweek Victory against Niagara IceDogs"

The Kitchener Rangers continued their impressive offensive performance on Wednesday night, defeating the IceDogs by a score of 7-4. Luca Romano, Kitchener’s top draft pick this summer, opened the scoring at the 19:08 mark, recording his first goal in a Rangers uniform. With a 1-0 lead heading into the second period, Kitchener unleashed an offensive onslaught in the first five minutes. Carson…

[blogynewz]

"Unbelievable Triumph! Kitchener Rangers Reach New Heights with Epic Midweek Victory against Niagara IceDogs"

The Kitchener Rangers continued their impressive offensive performance on Wednesday night, defeating the IceDogs by a score of 7-4. Luca Romano, Kitchener’s top draft pick this summer, opened the scoring at the 19:08 mark, recording his first goal in a Rangers uniform. With a 1-0 lead heading into the second period, Kitchener unleashed an offensive onslaught in the first five minutes. Carson…

[valentin10]

OHL Highlights : Sarnia Sting @ Niagara IceDogs Nov. 8, 2024

[blogynewsz]

"Unbelievable Triumph! Kitchener Rangers Reach New Heights with Epic Midweek Victory against Niagara IceDogs"

The Kitchener Rangers continued their impressive offensive performance on Wednesday night, defeating the IceDogs by a score of 7-4. Luca Romano, Kitchener’s top draft pick this summer, opened the scoring at the 19:08 mark, recording his first goal in a Rangers uniform. With a 1-0 lead heading into the second period, Kitchener unleashed an offensive onslaught in the first five minutes. Carson…

[mitchbeck]

NEW YORK RANGERS 2023 DRAFT CLASS

By: Alex Thomas, Hartford Wolf Pack HARTFORD, CT – The New York Rangers, parent club of the American Hockey League's Hartford Wolf Pack, selected five players in the 2023 NHL Entry Draft held in Nashville, Tennessee. The five picks were forward Gabriel Perreault (First Round – 23rd overall), defenseman Drew Fortescue (Third Round – 90th overall), defenseman Rasmus Larsson (Fifth Round – 152nd overall), forward Dylan Roobroeck (Sixth Round – 178th overall) and forward Ty Henricks (Sixth Round – 183rd overall). Perreault, 18, spent the 2022-23 season as a member of the U.S. National Team Development Program's U18 Team. He scored 132 points (53 g, 79 a) in 63 games, setting a new single-season points record for the National Team Development Program. Perreault also represented the United States internationally, appearing in seven games at the U18 World Junior Championships. He scored 18 points (5 g, 13 a) in those seven contests, helping Team USA take home the Gold Medal. His 13 assists led the tournament, and he was named a 'Top Three Player on the Team' for Team USA. Perreault is slated to play for Boston College during the upcoming 2023-24 season. Fortescue, 18, also spent the 2022-23 season as a member of the U.S. National Team Development Program's U18 Team. In 62 games, Fortescue scored 26 points (1 g, 25 a) and finished with a +34 rating. He finished third in scoring among defensemen on the team. The native of Pearl River, New York, also represented the United States at the U18 World Junior Championship, scoring three points (1 g, 2 a) in seven games en route to a Gold Medal. Fortescue is expected to join Perreault at Boston College for the upcoming 2023-24 season. Larsson, 19, skated in 50 games with Västerås IK J20 in Sweden's J20 Nationell during the 2022-23 season. He scored 34 points (16 g, 18 a) in those 50 regular season games, then added five points (3 g, 2 a) in six Playoff games. His 34 regular season points led defensemen in scoring for Västerås IK J20. Roobroeck, 18, appeared in 68 games with the OHL's Oshawa Generals during the 2022-23 season. He scored 53 points (15 g, 38 a), finishing sixth on the club in scoring. His 38 assists were tied for the team lead, while his +1 rating was tied for fourth. The native of London, Ontario, has scored 74 points (23 g, 51 a) in 132 career OHL games with the Generals and the Niagara IceDogs. Henricks, 18, split the 2022-23 season between the Fargo Force and Muskegon Lumberjacks of the USHL. In 28 games with the Force, Henricks scored nine points (6 g, 3 a). In 19 games with the Lumberjacks, he tallied 10 points (3 g, 7 a). The native of Mission Viejo, California, is committed to playing college hockey at Western Michigan University. The Wolf Pack will host their 2023-24 home opener at the XL Center on Friday, October 20th. Time and opponent will be released later, along with the 2023-24 regular season schedule. Full-season tickets, 20-game plans, 12-game plans, and flex plans for the 2023-24 season are on sale now! Visit hartfordwolfpack.com or call 860-722-9425 for more details! ABOUT THE HARTFORD WOLF PACK: The Hartford Wolf Pack has been a premier franchise in the American Hockey League since the team's inception in 1997. The Wolf Pack is the top player-development affiliate of the NHL's New York Rangers and plays at the XL Center. The Wolf Pack has been home to some of the Rangers' newest faces, including Igor Shesterkin, Filip Chytil, and Ryan Lindgren. Follow the Wolf Pack on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok. HARTFORD WOLF PACK HOME Read the full article