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KITCHENER —
This is a quiet deadline for the Australian dollar.
Kidina Wanderers general manager Mike McKenzie spoke with many teams before the Ontario Hockey League\'s noon exchange cut on Thursday
But there was no progress at the talk stage.
\"We have never really approached anything,\" he said . \".
\"None of our players even went to see if they would go to a certain team.
We don\'t even have enough distance to talk to them.
\"I know there are some reportsand-
So I\'m not going to be here, and I think it\'s really unfair for the kids because it\'s very inaccurate.
The Rangers have several trading chips, the most striking of which is 19. year-olds —
G. Luke Richardson, Greg melales, Jonathan Yantis and D/F-of Joseph garrefa-
This will add a competitor and be eligible to return as an over-age player next season.
They are the main focus of the chat, but the product offered is light.
\"Nothing is close to what we are looking for,\" McKenzie said . \".
\"It doesn\'t make much sense to move them for selection or for people we don\'t really value.
\"Moreover, they still have great value, as GM points out.
\"It\'s not a secret to win this league, and each team wants three very good supermen,\" McKenzie said . \".
\"Unloading these guys makes no sense to us.
If they don\'t play professional games when they come back, they will be a big part of our team next year.
\"There are more urgent needs now.
The eighth Rangers took the final playoff spot at OHL\'s Western Conference and they intend to keep that position or move on.
The club is also very young and wants to develop its own prospects. both tasks need to be completed in the old future.
\"It doesn\'t make any sense to get rid of them and let our young people play,\" McKenzie said . \". \"They (youngsters)
We will play more, but we still want to get into the playoffs and we need these older players to come forward and lead.
\"Kidina will be tested this weekend, host the refurbished Guelph Storm on Friday in the Australian dollar, and hold a Western Conference at the London Cavaliers home on Sunday.
\"It will be tough,\" McKenzie said . \".
\"This is the life of the Midwest Division.
We can\'t forget that at this time last year, there were a lot of teams that were not very happy to see us enter their building. \"Jan.
9: in this year\'s draft, defensive player Joseph rupoli received 10 rounds of selection from general Oshawa. Jan.
8: Nick mchough was traded for the third time to missoga steel head (2023), fourth (2019)
Round 8 Draft (2020). Dec.
31: over-age striker Chase Campbell was released and then signed by Windsor fire. Dec.
9: Winger Ryan Stepien joined defensive player Jack York in a deal with Barry\'s pony team. Dec.
5: Brunner Cole Cameron arrives in North Bay for the eighth round of picks (2022).
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This is a quiet deadline for the Australian dollar.
Kidina Wanderers general manager Mike McKenzie spoke with many teams before the Ontario Hockey League\'s noon exchange cut on Thursday
But there was no progress at the talk stage.
\"We have never really approached anything,\" he said . \".
\"None of our players even went to see if they would go to a certain team.
We don\'t even have enough distance to talk to them.
\"I know there are some reportsand-
So I\'m not going to be here, and I think it\'s really unfair for the kids because it\'s very inaccurate.
The Rangers have several trading chips, the most striking of which is 19. year-olds —
G. Luke Richardson, Greg melales, Jonathan Yantis and D/F-of Joseph garrefa-
This will add a competitor and be eligible to return as an over-age player next season.
They are the main focus of the chat, but the product offered is light.
\"Nothing is close to what we are looking for,\" McKenzie said . \".
\"It doesn\'t make much sense to move them for selection or for people we don\'t really value.
\"Moreover, they still have great value, as GM points out.
\"It\'s not a secret to win this league, and each team wants three very good supermen,\" McKenzie said . \".
\"Unloading these guys makes no sense to us.
If they don\'t play professional games when they come back, they will be a big part of our team next year.
\"There are more urgent needs now.
The eighth Rangers took the final playoff spot at OHL\'s Western Conference and they intend to keep that position or move on.
The club is also very young and wants to develop its own prospects. both tasks need to be completed in the old future.
\"It doesn\'t make any sense to get rid of them and let our young people play,\" McKenzie said . \". \"They (youngsters)
We will play more, but we still want to get into the playoffs and we need these older players to come forward and lead.
\"Kidina will be tested this weekend, host the refurbished Guelph Storm on Friday in the Australian dollar, and hold a Western Conference at the London Cavaliers home on Sunday.
\"It will be tough,\" McKenzie said . \".
\"This is the life of the Midwest Division.
We can\'t forget that at this time last year, there were a lot of teams that were not very happy to see us enter their building. \"Jan.
9: in this year\'s draft, defensive player Joseph rupoli received 10 rounds of selection from general Oshawa. Jan.
8: Nick mchough was traded for the third time to missoga steel head (2023), fourth (2019)
Round 8 Draft (2020). Dec.
31: over-age striker Chase Campbell was released and then signed by Windsor fire. Dec.
9: Winger Ryan Stepien joined defensive player Jack York in a deal with Barry\'s pony team. Dec.
5: Brunner Cole Cameron arrives in North Bay for the eighth round of picks (2022).
Jbrown @ therecord
ComTwitter: @ BrownRecord jbrown @ township business.
Com\'s microblog: @ browncordkitchener-
This is a quiet deadline for the Australian dollar.
Kidina Wanderers general manager Mike McKenzie spoke with many teams before the Ontario Hockey League\'s noon exchange cut on Thursday
But there was no progress at the talk stage.
\"We have never really approached anything,\" he said . \".
\"None of our players even went to see if they would go to a certain team.
We don\'t even have enough distance to talk to them.
\"I know there are some reportsand-
So I\'m not going to be here, and I think it\'s really unfair for the kids because it\'s very inaccurate.
The Rangers have several trading chips, the most striking of which is 19. year-olds —
G. Luke Richardson, Greg melales, Jonathan Yantis and D/F-of Joseph garrefa-
This will add a competitor and be eligible to return as an over-age player next season.
They are the main focus of the chat, but the product offered is light.
\"Nothing is close to what we are looking for,\" McKenzie said . \".
\"It doesn\'t make much sense to move them for selection or for people we don\'t really value.
\"Moreover, they still have great value, as GM points out.
\"It\'s not a secret to win this league, and each team wants three very good supermen,\" McKenzie said . \".
\"Unloading these guys makes no sense to us.
If they don\'t play professional games when they come back, they will be a big part of our team next year.
\"There are more urgent needs now.
The eighth Rangers took the final playoff spot at OHL\'s Western Conference and they intend to keep that position or move on.
The club is also very young and wants to develop its own prospects. both tasks need to be completed in the old future.
\"It doesn\'t make any sense to get rid of them and let our young people play,\" McKenzie said . \". \"They (youngsters)
We will play more, but we still want to get into the playoffs and we need these older players to come forward and lead.
\"Kidina will be tested this weekend, host the refurbished Guelph Storm on Friday in the Australian dollar, and hold a Western Conference at the London Cavaliers home on Sunday.
\"It will be tough,\" McKenzie said . \".
\"This is the life of the Midwest Division.
We can\'t forget that at this time last year, there were a lot of teams that were not very happy to see us enter their building. \"Jan.
9: in this year\'s draft, defensive player Joseph rupoli received 10 rounds of selection from general Oshawa. Jan.
8: Nick mchough was traded for the third time to missoga steel head (2023), fourth (2019)
Round 8 Draft (2020). Dec.
31: over-age striker Chase Campbell was released and then signed by Windsor fire. Dec.
9: Winger Ryan Stepien joined defensive player Jack York in a deal with Barry\'s pony team. Dec.
5: Brunner Cole Cameron arrives in North Bay for the eighth round of picks (2022).
Jbrown @ therecord
ComTwitter: @ BrownRecord jbrown @ township business.