In an earlier blog, I wrote about how I wanted this site to become the place to get all of the Midwest hockey information for every level. So, I need to admit here that if I have a weak link it would be the various College levels. Now, that is not saying I don’t know
In the previous two posts, I wrote about the North American professional hockey leagues that include teams based in the American Midwest. For this one, I want to outline the different junior leagues that include teams in the Midwest. This is probably the most fun subject for me as for the most part, junior hockey
While the off season excitement in the NHL is centered around the draft, free agents and trades, for the lower pro levels, there is sometimes some major makeovers from one season to the next. For example, in the American Hockey League, ever summer, sees parent teams deciding to move from one city to another for
Well, the reason I started this blog thing in the first place was to talk about my favorite sport, specifically in the American Midwest — so enough with the intros, lets get down to it. The top level of interest of course is the professionals and out of that the primary level of course
The primary reason I started writing this blog is to take a step back from my real goal. I have always wanted to run the premiere Midwest Hockey website. Almost every summer I make plans. Well, actually make plans sounds a little too ambitious. Maybe its more like I make plans to make plans….to start
In baseball, the month of August is commonly referred to as the dog days as teams roll past the 100 game mark but still have miles to go before the season ends at the end of September. I am not sure what the correct term would be for hockey fans, but for me, it is
