London Knights take the win against Saginaw
The London Knights celebrated after scoring a goal against the Saginaw Spirit, beating them 7-3 on Dec. 8, 2023, at Budweiser Gardens. (Source: OHL/Rogers TV)
It was a goal-fest Friday night at Budweiser Gardens as the London Knights hosted the Saginaw Spirit.
London opened the floodgates right from the get-go, and they never looked back.
Denver Barkley led the way with two goals and two assists.
Kasper Hultannen also scored his team-leading 20th goal of the season.
In the end, London beat Saginaw 7-3.
The Knights hit the road this weekend for their next game in The Soo on Sunday.
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