Red-hot
Whalers 'beary' London READ STORY
Aleardi
explodes
out
of the blocks in first year with Whalers READ
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Whalers
outskate
Colts
in
home opener
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Whalers
fall
to
Windsor
in
opener, 5-4
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Whalers
2010-11
preview
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Whalers
acquire
Farmington
Hills
native
Aleardi
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Whalers
to
honor
military
at
home
games
this season READ
STORY
Fans
can
play
as
Whalers
in
EA
Sports'
NHL '11 game READ STORY
Noesen's
late
goal
earns
Whalers
draw
with
Windsor
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STORY
Ex-Whaler
Wisniewski
enjoys
memorable
summer
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Whalers'
alumni
battle
to
14-14
draw
while
raising
funds
for
autism
awareness
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STORY
Whalers
camps
offer
fun
and
instruction
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Whalers
alumni
game
set
for
Aug.
7
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STORY
Whalers
sign
No.
1
pick
Iafrate
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Mahalak
a
hit
with
kids
at
library
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Bruins
take
Seguin
with
No.
2
pick
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Wedgewood,
Levi
taken
back-to-back
in
NHL
Draft
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Whalers
participate
in
worthwhile
Tim
Horton's
'Camp
Day'
fund-raiser
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STORY
Seguin,
Hayes
honored
for
on-
and
off-ice
achievements
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STORY
Seguin set to go virtual in new video game
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Whalers
set to host rookie orientation, used-equipment sale READ
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Whalers
select
Iafrate
in
first
round
of
OHL
Draft
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STORY
Jenks
signs contract with Panthers READ STORY
Whalers'
Seguin
named
OHL's
'Most
Outstanding
Player'
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STORY
Wedgewood
super
in
3-2
loss
to
Spits READ STORY
Muers'
hat
trick
sparks
5-1
victory
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STORY
Whalers
inspired
by
young
boy's
courageous
battle
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STORY
Q&A
with
Pete
Krupsky
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STORY
Wedgewood
gives
Whalers
enviable
depth
between
the
pipes
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STORY
Whalers
acquire
pair
of
players
at
trade
deadline
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Q&A with emerging defenseman Austin Levi
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Schmitz
nets
OT
game-winner
on
'Kids
Day'
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STORY
Whalers
celebrate
20th
anniversary
by
doubling-up
Erie
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STORY
Hackett
stymies
Russian
All-Stars
in
OHL
Stars'
5-2
victory
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STORY
Hackett,
Seguin
lead
Whalers'
early-season
success
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STORY
Brown
nets
overtime
winner
vs.
Soo
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STORY
Westland
native
Brown
is
a
vital
role
player
for
Whalers
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STORY
Pink-clad Whalers
wax Bulls, 6-1
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Whalers to host
annual Pink Out! game Saturday READ STORY
Whalers humble
Sudbury, 9-2
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Mattson takes the
long way home to play for Whalers READ STORY
Seguin's hat trick lifts Whalers over London READ
STORY
Q&A
with Whalers' National Anthem singer Michele Whitlow READ STORY
Brown's heroics
lift Whalers to thrilling home-opening victory READ
STORY
Whalers
edge
Spits
in
opener
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STORY
Whalers
2009-10
Preview READ
STORY
Q&A
with
Whalers
President,
GM
and
Head
Coach
Mike
Vellucci
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STORY
Whalers thump Spirit in 'Battle of Brighton' exhibition game READ STORY
Hackett emerging as
one of the OHL's elite goal-keepers
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Hayes out to prove he's worthy of shot at NHL
When it comes to proving to National Hockey League scouts that his talent is NHL-caliber, 20-year-old Plymouth Whalers overage forward Ryan Hayes hasn't quite reached the make-or-break point. READ STORYMattson Signs
Plymouth Whalers President, General Manager and Head Coach Mike Vellucci recently announced the signing of 18-year-old right wing Austin Mattson, a Livonia resident who was a free agent after playing last season with the Sioux City Musketeers of the United States Hockey League.
Mattson scored 12 goals and notched 16 assists in 53 games for the Musketeeers. He also garnered 11 penalty minutes.
"We're excited to get a player of Austin's caliber," said Vellucci. "He had a great second half last year (26 points over the final 29 games) in the USHL. I feel he'll give us some offensive punch next year."
Alex
Aleardi
scored
on
this
rush to the net during the first period of the
Whalers' 6-2 victory over Barrie on Sept. 25. (photo by Ed Wright)
