London Knights 2018-19 Season Thread (Part 7)

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Knights2729

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Toronto, ON – The Canadian Hockey League today announced the week seventeen edition of the Kia CHL Top-10 Rankings for the 2018-19 season. The weekly rankings of the CHL’s Top-10 teams are selected by a panel of National Hockey League scouts.
Kia CHL Top 10 Rankings – Week 17:
Rank:Team:Last Week Rank:Number of Weeks Ranked:
1Prince Albert Raiders (37-5-0-1)115
2Rouyn-Noranda Huskies (35-7-0-1)214
3London Knights (29-6-4-1)613
4Drummondville Voltigeurs (33-9-1-0)512
5Everett Silvertips (33-9-1-1)48
6Ottawa 67’s (30-9-3-1)314
7Baie-Comeau Drakkar (31-9-2-1)815
8Halifax Mooseheads (29-10-2-1)717
9Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (27-10-4-1)4
10Niagara IceDogs (24-10-7-0)97
Honourable Mention:
Saginaw Spirit (26-12-2-2)3
Portland Winterhawks (26-12-3-2)1
Guelph Storm (22-12-4-4)2
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Knights gunning for first place overall during northern swing

Joseph Raaymakers will be a busy man again.
He is slated to start three more games, starting Thursday in Barrie, after playing in four straight last week. Jordan Kooy is recovering from an injury suffered while kicking around a soccer ball with his teammates.
“He’s riding the bike now,” London coach Dale Hunter said of a potential return, “so it’s wait-and-see right now.”
Lucas Bain, an 18-year-old stopper with the Thamesford Trojans Junior C club, worked out at practice Wednesday and will serve as backup throughout the road trip.

The Knights expect to be without Alex Formenton for at least the next two weeks, but they got a boost to learn he is starting to skate again.
It will be another big moment when he actually returns to London from his rehabilitation duties in Ottawa.
 

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Knights gunning for first place overall during northern swing

Joseph Raaymakers will be a busy man again.
He is slated to start three more games, starting Thursday in Barrie, after playing in four straight last week. Jordan Kooy is recovering from an injury suffered while kicking around a soccer ball with his teammates.
“He’s riding the bike now,” London coach Dale Hunter said of a potential return, “so it’s wait-and-see right now.”
Lucas Bain, an 18-year-old stopper with the Thamesford Trojans Junior C club, worked out at practice Wednesday and will serve as backup throughout the road trip.

The Knights expect to be without Alex Formenton for at least the next two weeks, but they got a boost to learn he is starting to skate again.
It will be another big moment when he actually returns to London from his rehabilitation duties in Ottawa.
why not Brochu as backup
 

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why not Brochu as backup

Or McCabe, or whomever they plan on using as a backup next year anyways? It will almost certainly be an internal guy, since Kooy will need to be succeeded soon and they spent a fair number of assets on finding that successor.
 
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TheCoach

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Or McCabe, or whomever they plan on using as a backup next year anyways? It will almost certainly be an internal guy, since Kooy will need to be succeeded soon and they spent a fair number of assets on finding that successor.
May have to do with having a goalie who can go on the long road trip. I believe you can only dress a call up goalie if it doesnt conflict with there original team games
 
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