There are many emotions that have been expressed during the lockout. Some are of anger,some are of apathy and some just want closure. This is from a fans perspective. I don't think anyone has looked at it from a junior hockey players aspect and it's too bad. Right now there are many drafted players and many prospects who fell that they are pretty much in limbo. Several of this years crop of 19 year olds have absolutely no idea where they are going to be playing next year.

As training camp slowly approaches on Dec. 12th, players are beginning to get prepared, playing in the final few games with their respective junior teams and then reporting to camp. This is one of the biggest and sometimes most controversial selection processes that any Canadian National team or player must go through, so let’s break it down a little bit and see who really is going to make this prestigious team....

The London Knights of the Ontario Hockey League are chasing CHL history. They have started the season on fire going 27-0-1-0, unbeatable in 28 games, with no end in sight. The current record is held by the 1978/79 Brandon Wheat Kings of the WHL and it stands at 29 games, they compiled a record of 24-0-5, before eventually losing. If all goes according to plan, the Knights could potentaily tie the record on Wednesday, December 8th, when they take on the Kitchener Rangers, no easy feat. The eventual record breaker would take place at home Friday, December 10th, where they play host to another fierce rival in the Guelph Storm. The game will be played live on Sportsnet, for the entire country to witness, should the record fall.