Edmonton Oilers Player Zach Hyman's Investment in Brantford Bulldogs

In a significant move for the Ontario Hockey League (OHL), the Brantford Bulldogs are on the brink of being acquired by Zach Hyman, a prominent player for the Edmonton Oilers, along with his family. This news comes from TSN's hockey insider Darren Dreger, who announced that the sale is awaiting OHL approval, with an official announcement anticipated on Monday.

Zach Hyman's NHL Career Highlights

Zach Hyman has made a name for himself in the NHL, first showcasing his skills with the Toronto Maple Leafs between 2015 and 2021, before signing a lucrative deal with the Oilers. As one of the league's rising stars, Hyman's investment in the Bulldogs could be a game-changer for the team and the community.

The Journey of the Bulldogs Franchise

The Bulldogs, previously known as the Belleville Bulls, have undergone a significant journey since their acquisition by Michael Andlauer in 2015. After relocating from Belleville to Hamilton, the team finally found a new home in Brantford in 2023. The city is buzzing with excitement, as recent approvals for the construction of a brand-new $140 million arena signal a bright future for both the team and its fans. Local city councillors and residents have shown overwhelming support for the Bulldogs, viewing the team as a catalyst for revitalization in Brantford. One delegate expressed, “I see this as a way to save Brantford, not [to have the] same Brantford.”

Uncertain Future for the Bulldogs

However, the future location of the team remains uncertain following the sale. Discussions and speculations abound about whether the Bulldogs will continue to play in Brantford or consider a different venue.

Awaiting Further Developments