PART TWO THE BROADCASTING LANDSCAPE TODAY AND WHAT IT SHOULD LOOK LIKE IN THE FUTURE Part one of this two part series featured a rough, somewhat incomplete history of CHL/Broadcasting history at the network level. From CHCH, to TSN to Sportsnet and even CTV, the CHL has had a rich history of television coverage. TO QUOTE DAVID BYRNE OF THE TALKING HEADS IN THE SONG "ONCE IN A LIFE TIME": "HOW DID I GET HERE?" Here's Part One: https://www.steveclarkmedia.com/post/how-doe

The Buffalo Sabres have signed Lindy Ruff to a two-year contract extension after a historic 2025-26 season that saw the franchise end its 14-year playoff drought and capture its first Atlantic Division title since 2010.

It was a season that gave Buffalo everything it had been waiting years for, and then broke its heart in the most gut-wrenching way possible. The Sabres entered the 2026 playoffs as the Eastern Conference’s No. 2 seed, and they had earned it. Their 50-23-9 record was good enough to top the Atlantic Division, marking a massive leap from the 36-39-7 finish they posted just one year earlier.

Vince Neil Media photo Given his family history, one might think that A.J Foyt V would be more comfortable on the gridiron or at the speedway. Instead, the 15-year-old found his passion playing hockey. The 2010-born blueliner comes from one of the most recognizable sports families in the United States. He is the great-grandson of racing icon and Hall of Fame NASCAR driver A. J. Foyt, who also won the famed Indianapolis 500 four times (1961, 1964, 1967, and 1977) as an IndyCar

Will it be Kitchener, or the upstart Barrie Colts who created a little on-ice magic by storming back from a 3-1 deficit against the favoured Brantford Bulldogs being the OHL representative at the Memorial Cup? Game 1 was played last night in Kitchener and it was the Rangers who broke open a 2-2 tie in the 3rd period, winning 5-2 to take a 1-0 lead. That and the serious injury to Barrie's Joe Salandra were the defining storylines on the ice as we kicked off the OHL Finals.

Buffalo Sabres defenceman Logan Stanley reflects on his OHL journey through Windsor and Kitchener as Buffalo heads into the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

Natalie Shaver/OHL Images There is little that Liam Greentree hasn't accomplished with the Windsor Spitfires. He trails only Spitfires general manager Bill Bowler in all-time franchise scoring, ranking third in goals and assists with 148 goals, 180 assists, and 328 points in 241 games. With all that to his credit, the right winger would've liked nothing more than to close out his OHL career with a league championship. Although the Windsor Spitfires delivered their best campai

I know, I know! We've got two compelling Conference Finals going on in the OHL and you want to talk about the potential incoming GM of a team long since eliminated from the playoff picture? Well, yes, I do, and I'll show you why momentarily. However to soothe the minds of those who are completely invested in two excellent conference finals, Here are some quick observations on those finals. You also need to keep in mind that at this point of the playoffs, I could not co

Logan Taylor/ OHL Images The Madhouse on Market Street has seen its share of playoff hockey since the Bulldogs franchise relocated to the Telephone City. After capturing the Hamilton Spectator Trophy and securing home-ice advantage throughout the playoffs, the Brantford Bulldogs have turned TD Civic Centre into one of the toughest buildings for opponents this postseason. "We've been very fortunate to have an incredible crowd here, incredible fan base," head coach Jay McKee sa