Tri-City Americans 2024/25 Mid-Season Review
A look back at the unexpected first half from the Tri-City Americans and how they can improve in the second half.
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Tri-City Americans Weekly Report (11/11 – 11/17)
A look at the beginning of the Eastern Conference Road trip for the Tri-City Americans
Tri-City Americans Weekly Report (11/4 – 11/10)
A look back at another dominant week of hockey from the Tri-City Americans
Tri-City Americans 2024/25 Season Preview
With the 2024-25 WHL season looming, the Tri-City Americans will look to rebound from a season to forget in 2023-24. The Americans finished second to last in the Western Conference with a 23-42-2-1 record. That season will hopefully be put…
Who Are The 2024 NHL Offseason Winners? (So Far)
With the July 1st free agency deadline come and gone, all 32 teams have an opportunity to look at their roster and assess their contract situation heading into the rest of the summer. As is tradition, some teams are laughing…
The WHL Show: Rhett Melnyk and His Move to Edmonton
Edmonton Oil Kings forward Rhett Melnyk joined Gabriel Neumann on the fifth episode of The WHL Show. Below is the transcribed interview. Rhett Melnyk, who wears #27 for the Oil Kings, has six points (3G-3A) in nine games played so…
WHL Best of the 2010s: Ian Scott
Welcome to another WHL Best of the 2010s feature where we profile the best WHL players from the 2009-10 season all the way to the 2019-20 season. Players are judged based on what they did in each division. This means…
Former Prince Albert Raiders Star Ian Scott Retires
Former Prince Albert Raiders star and Toronto Maple Leafs prospect Ian Scott posted on his Instagram that is stepping away from the game due to injuries.
WHL Best of the 2010s: Noah Gregor
Welcome to another WHL Best of the 2010s feature where we profile the best WHL players from the 2009-10 season all the way to the 2019-20 season. Players are judged based on what they did in each division. This means…
Eleven WHL Alumni Win Stanley Cup Championship
11 WHL graduates found Stanley Cup success with the Colorado Avalanche on Sunday. Some were players, some were staff, but all 11 are Stanley Cup Champions.