Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Oshawa Generals across Hockey.
Alaska Nanooks head coach Erik Largen announced the signing of forward Joseph Serpa, highlighting his offensive skill set and potential to strengthen the team's NCAA campaign.
Ty Tullio joins the Tucson Roadrunners after a career-high season in the AHL, bringing offensive versatility and international experience to the team.
Ethan Belchetz and Jack Nesbitt, once linemates in Windsor, now chase NCAA futures at Michigan State and Michigan, sparking debate over the rising exodus of CHL talent to U.S. colleges.
Second‑year coach Bill Muckalt brings a 23‑win season and a fresh group of six recruits aiming to repeat CCHA success
The university's hockey program is banking on five first‑year players to inject size, skill and championship experience into a team that has hovered below .500 since 2017.
An overview of the OHL players the Red Wings have drafted or signed, highlighting their recent statistical breakthroughs and upcoming roles.
Evan Gardner, Owen Griffin, Josh Eernise and Charlie Elick spent time with the Cleveland Monsters, earning professional playoff exposure and valuable lessons ahead of their NHL futures.
From a mid‑season trade to a Calder Cup victory, Ben Danford's journey highlights the impact of coaching and the promise of a new generation of hockey talent.
Grant Yingst, a 17‑year‑old forward from Pittsburgh, has committed to the Oshawa Generals on a scholarship and development agreement after a standout season at Shady Side Academy Prep.
The Toronto Maple Leafs' developmental pipeline is drawing increasing attention as a wave of OHL talent prepares to bolster the club's future. Recent championship success with the Toronto Marlies has highlighted the impact of young players who have navigated the league's competitive landscape.
In a recent interview, the San Jose Sharks’ 2025 draft pick discusses his growth, support from coaches, and ambition to become the first Chinese defenseman in the league.
A look at the 2026 Canucks prospect’s decision to stay in the Ontario Hockey League, his growth with the Oshawa Generals, and his future ambitions.
The Kings announced a three‑year extension for forward Scott Laughton, securing the 32‑year‑old through the 2028‑29 season.
After a modest NHL stint with the New York Islanders, Michael Dal Colle has carved out a European career, evolving from a goal‑scorer to a defensive forward now leading the charge for Milano Hockey Club in Italy.
The 2026 OHL Priority Selection has concluded, and clubs are now focusing on Development Camps that will run throughout June, giving fans a free look at the league’s newest prospects.
The Athletic’s annual mock draft for the 2026 NHL Draft blends scouting insight with franchise strategy, highlighting key selections and emerging storylines.
Kane Cloutier, a 15‑year‑old forward, was selected first overall in the 2026 OHL Draft by the Oshawa Generals, capping a season in which he tallied 32 goals and 26 assists for the Vaughan Kings.
The Ontario Hockey League convened its first centralized draft in over two decades, drawing attention to new talent, American participation, and the league’s eligibility rules.
The 2026 OHL Priority Selection returned to an in‑person format in Kingston, Ontario, delivering a historic draft night that featured top picks, hometown heroes, and appearances by John Tavares and Doug Gilmour.
Top OHL prospects deliver record performances at the 2026 NHL Scouting Combine in Buffalo, setting the stage for the upcoming draft.
The Oshawa Generals have secured the commitment of forward Cole Mazzoni, a ninth‑round pick in the 2025 OHL Priority Selection Draft, through a scholarship and development agreement that promises to bolster their offensive depth.
The San Jose Sharks have extended bona fide offers to four upcoming draft picks, all of whom will transition from the Canadian Hockey League to U.S. college hockey for the 2026‑27 season.
The Owen Sound Attack announced the hiring of Sean Murphy as their new Head Scout, highlighting his extensive background and the expectations for future growth.
Ben Danford, the Maple Leafs’ 2024 first‑round pick, navigates a transition from the Oshawa Generals to the Toronto Marlies, while his international experience adds depth to a playoff‑bound roster.