Connor McDavid's No. 97 jersey joined those of Brad Boyes (16) and Vince Scott (18) when the Erie Otters retired it Friday at Erie Insurance Arena.

McDavid landed on French Street 'like it was fate' Comparisons between me and Connor McDavid start and end with us both playing ice hockey in Erie in the 2010s. McDavid was better at it.

The Erie Otters welcomed back their greatest of all time on Friday night. Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid, who played in Erie from 2012 to 2015 before being drafted first overall in the NHL's ...

“It’s a long time coming.” Almost a decade after finishing laying waste to the Ontario Hockey League with the Erie Otters, Connor McDavid is getting his number retired by the team before a ...

While it wasn’t my first Erie Otters game, it was the first time I saw their 15-year-old phenom, some kid named Connor McDavid. As someone who grew up watching Mario Lemieux and who covered ...

The Erie Otters will likely never see a player quite like Connor McDavid again and, on Friday, they made sure no one will ever wear his jersey number again. The Otters hosted McDavid and his ...

Connor McDavid's jersey number for the Erie Otters: 97. His three-season goal total for them: 97. Such numeric equality only reinforces why the Ontario Hockey League franchise will officially ...

Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid was honored on Friday night by his junior hockey team, the Erie Otters, Sportsnet reported. The ceremony celebrated a decade since McDavid last played for ...

Erie Otters gearing for a big night retiring Connor McDavid’s jersey More than 6,000 game tickets have already been sold and $10 seats are now going for $250.

Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid has been a long-time teammate with forward Connor Brown. The two stars had first played together during their time in the OHL with the Erie Otters.

Regardless of the team or design, though, each had No. 97 stitched or printed on them in Connor McDavid's honor at Erie Insurance Arena. They contributed to Friday's sold-out crowd that watched ...

Comparisons between me and Connor McDavid start and end with us both playing ice hockey in Erie in the 2010s. McDavid was better at it. I scored a single goal in my lone season with Fort LeBoeuf ...