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OHL playoffs: Kingston Frontenacs have Mann advantage versus high-octane Battalion

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Battalion boast a number of weapons in Ontario Hockey League first-round playoff series, but coach advantage goes to Kingston. North Bay finished 17 points ahead of Kingston in the Eastern Conference standings when the dust settled on the regular season. The Battalion scored 53 more goals and surrendered 32 fewer goals on the campaign.

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OHL playoffs: Kingston Frontenacs have Mann advantage versus high-octane Battalion

The Kingston Frontenacs will open the first round of the Ontario Hockey League playoffs against the North Bay Battalion very much in the underdog role.

1 month ago·Kingston, Canada

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