The Hamilton Bulldogs‘ next three games have been postponed by the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) as part of new protocol tied to the province’s COVID-19 restrictions.
Visits Friday and Saturday from the Niagara Ice Dogs and Ottawa 67’s, initially announced to be played in front of no fans at FirstOntario Centre, will now not go ahead at all.
Additionally, the Bulldogs road game on Thursday against the Peterborough Petes will also be shelved for a later date.
The game against the Ice Dogs that was scrapped on Jan. 2 will now be played in Hamilton on Jan. 11, followed by a game against the Kingston Frontenacs on Jan. 16.
Both games will go ahead with no fans in FirstOntario.
On Wednesday the league postponed seven more games bringing the total number of games to be reschedule to 49 due to issues surrounding COVID-19.
Ticket exchanges will be in effect at a later date and will allow for alterations with future games when rescheduled dates have been determined.
Fans are being asked to hold onto tickets for the time being as the franchise navigates through the new restrictions.
All in-person viewing of every game will be prohibited until the final week of January, when the league is expected to receive more direction following a public health update.
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