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

Credit: Bob Davies It was a busy 2026 trade deadline across the Ontario Hockey League, with every team making at least one move. Colin Ward, co-host of OHL in 60, provided his analysis on each club. Barrie Colts Deadline Summary: After reaching the Eastern Conference final last season and currently leading the Central Division, the Barrie Colts added veteran defenceman Parker Von Richter and forward Mason Zebeski from the Brampton Steelheads, then acquired forward Ben Wilmott

Tim Cornett / OHL Images After being overlooked a year ago, Liam Greentree is making his presence felt at Canada’s world junior camp. The Los Angeles Kings first-round pick finished third in league scoring last season with 49 goals and 119 points, earning spots on the OHL’s First All-Star Team and the CHL’s Third All-Star Team. Despite that production, the Windsor Spitfires forward did not receive an invitation to last year’s selection camp. “I think to build a foundation to