The 67’s gave up third-round draft choices in 2021, 2022 and 2024 for Garreffa, who scored 72 goals with 153 assists in his first 245 Ontario Hockey League games. “Joseph Garreffa is a dynamic player who will provide additional experience, speed and creativity to our lineup,” 67’s general manager James Boyd said in a statement. The win improved the 67’s record to 7-4-0 and moved them three points ahead of the Bulldogs (5-6-1) for third place in the OHL’s East Division. The 67’s trailed 3-1 after two periods, but Garreffa and Rossi set up goals by Hoefenmeyer and Austen Keating to pull them even. Nathan Staios, Arthur Kaliyev and Navrin Mutter, capping a fine solo rush down the right wing with a perfectly placed backhand, had the other Hamilton goals.

Source: National Post October 20, 2019 20:37 UTC