• Oshawa uses seven-goal run to beat Bandits
  • Halifax punches ticket to playoffs in final week
  • Buffalo wins seventh straight, jump into third place
  • Can the Rush End Their Free Fall Against the Rock?
  • Thunderbirds stay dangerous in the playoff race with a win over the Knighthawks

The Rock look to make a statement against the Knighthawks.

On Saturday night the Toronto Rock play their second pre season game as they face off against the defending 2013 NLL Champion Rochester  Knighthawks. As the regular season draws closer the Rock have begun to cut their team down as they have released 6 players so far including Scott Evans, Bradley Kri, Alex Lubczuk, Eric Pitre, Roger Vyse and Mike Hobbins.  So with this matchup against the defending champions it…

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TurfDogs Name New GM

The Durham TurfDogs are pleased to announce Dave Colbourne as their new General Manager for the 2014 Season.  The team would like to thank Jonas Derks for the work that he has done over the past two seasons.  They wish Jonas all the best in his future and his continued involvement with Oshawa Minor Lacrosse.   Dave Colbourne spent last season as Vice President/Assistant General Manager of the Niagara Lock Monsters…

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Rock Release Roger Vyse, Mike Hobbins

Toronto Rock General Manager Terry Sanderson has announced the release of two more players from training camp.  Forward Roger Vyse and defenceman Mike Hobbins have been released. “Every decision in camp is incredibly difficult,” said Rock Head Coach John Lovell.  “We won a championship with Mike in 2011 here in Toronto and Roger came in last season and did a great job for us.  We thank them for their contributions to our success…

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NLL Player Profile: Steven Fryer

For everyone involved with the Buffalo Bandits organization, the 2013 National Lacrosse League season was definitely a season to forget. The Bandits last season were tied for the most goals allowed with 211, second last in goals scored with 171 and worst of all, the Bandits at 6-10 had the worst win-loss record and the only team in the league not to qualify for the playoffs. Due to this, the…

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Cannons Supplemental Draft: Running Diary

Here are my Boston-biased, minute-by-minute reactions to the trades and key picks of the 2014 MLL Supplemental Draft: 2:29 pm: Major League Lacrosse headquarters send the interns for coffee. There is a 50-minute wait at Dunkin Donuts. The interns miss the entirety of the draft and fail to provide fans with live twitter updates. A free-for-all for updates ensues. 2:33 pm: Three-team trade: New York sends picks #2 and #28…

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2014 MLL Supplemental Draft Recap

Bill McGlone (Maryland) was selected with the first overall pick by the Ohio Machine in the MLL 2014 Supplementary Draft. After much chatter of the possibility of the first women to play in the professional league, two-time Women’s World Cup Champion Goaltender Devon Wills was not taken in the draft. New York once again made some bold trades during the off-season. Coach Spallina’s team acquired all-star long pole Kyle Hartzell…

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Florida Launch 2014 Supplemental Draft Recap

Yesterday was a big step for the newly acquired MLL franchise in Florida as the Supplemental Draft took place at 2:30 p.m.n The Florida Launch added twelve new faces to their already strong squad that will consist of many Hamilton Nationals from 2013 with the accession of Casey Powell who was part of the Joe Walters trade with Chesapeake. Florida has added good talent to their ranks with guys who…

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Lacrosse Radio Network to Become 24-Hour Station

The Lacrosse Radio Network is excited to announce it will become the first ever 24 hour radio network in the history of lacrosse. LRN will run programming non stop every day, all day long starting next Monday. The network was founded in 2010 and has become the ideal platform for listening to lacrosse content on the internet. It was the first all lacrosse radio station ever, and while others have…

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Ken Clausen Returns to Outlaws; Morrissey Selected

In surprise news out of the Major League Lacrosse supplemental draft, the Chesapeake Bayhawks drafted retired midfielder JJ Morrissey while the Outlaws selected oft-injured Ken Clausen. Clausen was originally an Outlaw and a member of the Colorado Mammoth NLL team, but knee injuries derailed his career and he has not played in the past three seasons. Morrissey, meanwhile, had played with the Boston Cannons and announced his retirement before 2013…

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