If you catch an Ottawa 67s game and happen to notice a toe-to-toe fight at center ice, chances are the name on the jersey will be Nesbitt.
While he’s not big in stature, Thomas Nesbitt is more than happy to go anyone who comes his way and will throw until he runs out of energy. His […]
Filed under: Puglist Profiles by Dave Jewell Date 14 February, 2008
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Ottawa hasn’t had a willing heavyweight in a couple years - until now.
He’s not a major name yet, but is certainly willing to show people what he’s all about. Julien Demers has dropped the gloves with some of the bigger names around the league and he took the time last week to talk to us […]
Filed under: Puglist Profiles by Dave Jewell Date 14 February, 2008
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There’s a new sheriff in Barrie.
It’s been a few years since the Barrie Colts have had a legitimate, willing heavyweight. You have to go back to the days of Jordan Grant or B.J. Crombeen to find one. That is, until this season.
Clouthier broke onto the scene with the Saginaw Spirit, but has since moved onto […]
Filed under: Puglist Profiles by Dave Jewell Date 7 February, 2008
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It’s time for a feel-good story.
If you want to talk about an overnight sensation, or, if you want, a very opportunistic individual, look no farther than Marco Maggio.
He was a 10th round pick by the Windsor Spitfires in 2005, but found himself looking up at them as the season wore on. During a brief stint […]
Filed under: Puglist Profiles by Dave Jewell Date 7 February, 2008
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The Saginaw Spirit didn’t waste much time in replacing an old enforcer.
Last season, the Saginaw Spirit had to part ways with tough guy Scott Fletcher. This season, they’ve brought in someone who could become the next Fletcher in a very short span.
Kain Allicock isn’t a household name yet, but he’s certainly looking to get the […]
Filed under: Puglist Profiles by Dave Jewell Date 7 February, 2008
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