In the wake of Aaron Ness retiring, the Hershey Bears don't have a captain as the summer rolls on in full. Who are the best candidates amongst the current group? We make the case for three players and review recent history. https://t.co/Y8UjVpNyod
Two years ago today: Chase Priskie's point shot is deflected by Jimmy Huntington to open the scoring in Game Three! Hershey went on to take a 6-2 decision and a 3-0 series lead!
We saw snippets of this speech, and this is an all-time one from Aaron Ness prior to Game Four of the 2024 Finals! Hershey won three straight just as Ness mentioned.
Interesting to see teams announcing some fall dates a little early! This series falls about the same time as last year ahead of main training camp and preseason. Important to note that the NHL schedule trades a couple exhibition games to get the 84-game season going early.
As mentioned within, McDonald does not count against the veteran limit due to his games played count being below 260. Age doesn't factor in this equation despite what you may see. Perfect add for the Bears in this case!
The Hershey Bears announced the return of defenseman Jon McDonald for the 2026-27 season, and he'll be a stabilizing force on the blue line as the team starts to build their roster for the fall. https://t.co/SN3FzUn6yk
The NHL has reformatted the 2027 All-Star Game into a 3-on-3 tournament split into teams based on nationality: Canada, Finland, Sweden, USA, and Rest of World.
Aaron Ness is retiring from professional hockey! We wish him the best and say thank you for everything for the Bears! Wrote about him last week which will serve as our Thank You letter to him! https://t.co/bU0vXBAihO
Long off-seasons are the worst, particularly after enjoying success. For the Hershey Bears, it took a long time to get to the 2023 and 2024 seasons, and they'll look to get back to that place starting this summer. https://t.co/NgMeAzm8go
@ed_swab@huntington_jim Jimmy is the best! That line was fantastic - had to share this other clip as it's such a memorable moment! Truly, every game that season was appointment viewing. https://t.co/gqnHtHKzN3
Two years ago today: Pierrick Dubé gets the play started from his own goal line, and a nice passing play with Jimmy Huntington ends with Dubé scoring the overtime winner in Game Two of the Eastern Conference Final!