The rebuilt Humboldt Broncos are easily the best story in hockey this season
Just months after losing 10 players and 2 coaches, the team is on top of the SJHL.
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It was roughly eight months ago that the the tragic bus accident that claimed the lives of sixteen individuals and injured 13 others in a small Saskatchewan town rocked the hockey world.
The Humboldt Broncos of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (SJHL) were on their way to a playoff game against the Nipawin Hawks when the team’s bus collided with a semi-truck trailer, killing sixteen people including 10 players and two coaches.
In the aftermath of the crash, the team was unsure if it would ever play again, let alone during the 2018-19 SJHL season. Yet, there they are at the top of the league’s standings.
In his latest column for Sportsnet, NHL insider Frank Seravalli does a tremendous job of filling hockey fans in on everything that has transpired in Humboldt this season and what this team means to a grieving community.
Check it out by clicking the link below:
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Period ends early after Nick Jensen is knocked out cold.
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Report: Coyotes players go off on Arizona, talk about how happy they are to be leaving
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Marc-Andre Fleury officially announces his future
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Brutal report emerges from Arizona Coyotes locker room.
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