The Memorial Cup tournament is heading south of the border for the first time in 26 years, set for May 24-June 2 in Saginaw, Michigan. But to help set that stage, the Ontario Hockey League playoffs start Thursday with a short list of contenders and a group of future NHL stars looking for glory. Ryan Pyette breaks down the first-round matchups: Read More
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