The London Knights started and ended three games in three days with shootout victories and in the middle held off the Spirit in Saginaw. London has now won 15 straight games and they won the 15th without some key players in the lineup. Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs talk about the latest wins and injuries to Easton Cowan and Denver Barkey with the help of Dylan Hunter, Sam Dickinson, Blake Montgomery, Kasper Halttunen and Oliver Bonk and also look at Elliott Friedman's report about an approval for "aggressive expansion" in the Ontario Hockey League.

The London Knights came away from Kitchener with a 3-1 win on Nov. 19. Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs break down the game with the help of Alexei Medvedev and Sam Dickinson and talk about the improbable goal that extended Easton Cowan's point streak to 52 games and hear from Cowan and Knights head coach Dale Hunter. London Associate G.M. Rob Simpson explains the Knights import situation including Gleb Semenov's status and North Bay Battalion Head Coach Ryan Oulahen discusses the CHL USA Prospects Challenge on Nov. 26 at Canada Life Place.. Oulahen is an assistant coach for Team CHL.

On the latest episode of the Knight Shift Mike Stubbs and Kyle Grimard examine the aftermath of the Landon Sim suspension, talk to Edmonton Oilers prospect Sam O"Reilly and preview games against the Sarnia Sting and the Guelph Storm.

Blake Montgomery is officially a Knight and we sat down with him for Episode 167 of the Knight Shift. We also got thoughts on the NCAA decision from Knights Governor Trevor Whiffen. We also go over a change Evan Van Gorp made at breakfast that saw hum get five points in a crazy game between London and the Storm, Noah read's first two goals and Easton Cowan finding a way to keep his regular season point streak going.

The NCAA is about to vote on whether to allow Canadian Hockey League players to play NCAA hockey. Mike Stubbs, Kyle Grimard and Jim van Horne explore the story and preview games against Sault Ste. Marie and North Bay. They also talk about Isaiah George making his NHL debut and get you caught up on the Under-17s.

London Knights forward Easton Cowan now has at least one point in 46 regular season games and the Knights have won six straight and nine of ten. Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs hear from Cowan and talk about the latest London victories and Michael Simpson's first professional win.

An award, a trade and a former London Knight highlight episode 164 of the Knight Shift as Mike Stubbs and Kyle Grimard hear from Cody Morgan on last year's perfect season with the University of New Brunswick, discuss the Olli Maatta trade and his time in London and also examine Sam Dickinson's impact with the Knights this season.

The London Knights had themselves a weekend as they earned wins ver Brantford, Saginaw and Sarnia in less than 48 hours. After an OT thriller against the Bulldogs London returned to the site of the 2024 Memorial Cup tournament for the first time and then got a boost from the Knights fan club in a win over the Sting in Sarnia.

The London Knights play their first "three-in-three" and Mike Stubbs and Kyle Grimard zero in on all three games. The radio voice of the Sarnia Sting, Leigh Cunningham joins the show and so does the voice of the Brantford Bulldogs, Reed Duthie. Kyle and Mike also talk about former Knights Bryce Montgomery and Ruslan Gazizov.

After a loss to Saginaw and a win over Erie Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs talk about what made the difference in each game, Auston Elliott already living up to his nickname, the line combinations against the Otters and Kasper Halttunen's situation in San Jose.

The London Knights have named the 53rd captain in franchise history and a five-player leadership group. They have also gone from five potential overage players in the summer to three. Mike Stubbs talks with London associate general manager, the entire Knights leadership group and the newest Knight, Austin Elliott.

The London Knights put on a third period show against one of the best rosters in the OHL and then came back to Canada Life Place less than 24 hours later to win again. Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs hear from Sam Dickinson, Evan Van Gorp, Easton Cowan, P.J. Fagan and Jesse Nurmi as they recap it all and then go through some of the former Knights beginning their seasons in the American Hockey League and the ECHL.

Denver Barkey, Easton Cowan and Oliver Bonk made their season debuts and Sam O'Reilly scored the overtime winner from Jacob Julien as the London Knights edged the Attack in Owen Sound on Oct. 9.

All kinds of familiar faces are back with the London Knights from National Hockey League training camps. Mike Stubbs talks with Oliver Bonk, Denver Barkey, Easton Cowan, Sam Dickinson, William Nicholl, Jacob Julien and then Sam O'Reilly to talk about their individual experiences from 2024.

If you hit the pause button on any season in any league just a couple of weeks in you will find all kinds of interesting things. Last year's OHL finalists find themselves with a combined 2-6-1 record. The Niagara IceDogs have not made the playoffs since 2019 but find themselves in first place. Michael Misa of the Saginaw Spirit is still on pace to score 136 goals. It's wild. Mike Stubbs and Kyle Grimard recap where London sits and why, hear from Cohen Bidgood and talk about what who who could make a big impact on the Knights dressing room.

Sam O'Reilly and Sam Dickinson have returned to the London Knights from the National Hockey League. Hear from Sam O'Reilly as he talks about playing with Corey Perry and Connor McDavid as Mike Stubbs and Kyle Grimard preview the coming weekend with the help of Knights assistant coach Dylan Hunter.

The 2024-25 Ontario Hockey League season is underway. On Friday, Sept. 27 the London Knights will raise their 2024 OHL Championship banner and then begin their year against the Flint Firebirds. Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs look ahead to the season opener and talk Firebirds with play-by-play voice Brian Gardner.

The pre-season is over for the London Knights. Mike Stubbs and Kyle Grimard recap the final two games against Sarnia and talk with Evan Van Gorp and Rene Van Bommel. Kyle and Mike also go through pre-season performances by Knights players so far in the NHL and Mike talks about how something that exists in the London dressing room is something that is needed in the dressing room of the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs tackle what they think will happen in the Eastern Conference in 2024-25. They talk with CHL President Dan MacKenzie about the CHL USA Prospects Challenge that is coming to London in November and they get us caught up on the Knights as London heads back to pre-season action.

Find out how London Knights players have been doing at National Hockey League Rookie and Prospect tournaments and showcases. Mike Stubbs and Kyle Grimard go through all of the details and the stats. They also hear from Knights defenceman Caleb Mitchell and London Assistant coach Rick Steadman on what the rest of the team has been up to while 14 players have been away.

As the season draws closer, Mike Stubbs and Kyle Grimard got through nine of the ten teams in the Western Conference (London Knights excluded) and what could be in store for them in 2024-25. They also talk with Knights free agent Noah Aboflan and run down Rookie Camp start times for the 12 London players who will be attending.

The pre-season got off to a wild start for the London Knights. They defeated the Erie Otters in a game that saw the winning goal scored with under 15 seconds left and then beat Erie again the next day in a shootout in St. Thomas, Ont. Kyle Grimard and Mike Stubbs recap how things went and how all kinds of different players looked. They hear from London forward Sam O'Reilly and also run down the 13 Knights players who are headed to National Hockey League training camps.

As the London Knights kick off the 2024 preseason Mike Stubbs and Kyle Grimard bring you up to date on players who have found a way to remain on a full roster following training camp, hear from London general manager, Mark Hunter and newest Knight, Noah Read and talk with overage defenceman, Alec Leonard about his summer of rehabilitation following his injury in the playoffs.