George completed his third OHL season with the Owen Sound Attack, compiling a 17-22-6 record with a 3.36 GAA and .909 save percentage. When the OHL season finished he saw two games with the Ontario Reign in the AHL, winning both games with a shut out in one, and only one goal against in the other.

The Los Angeles Kings signed George to a three-year, entry-level contract worth an average annual value (AAV) of $875,000 through the 2026-27 season.

The Los Angeles Kings reassigned George from the Owen Sound Attack (OHL) to the Ontario Reign (AHL).

George was drafted 57th overall by the LA Kings.

His save percentage in the OHL was seventh best in the league, and his GAA sat him 16th among goalies with at least 20 starts, which gives us an inkling to the level of rubber he saw. Sure enough, George was tops in the league with 1514 saves in as many or fewer games than the top ten by that measure. The Owen Sound Attack certainly spent their fair share of time in the defensive zone last season.

It’s a very decent body of work for George as far as the regular season went- he and the Attack were dominated and swept by the eventual Memorial Cup Champion London Knights in the first round of the playoffs- and the AHL sample size is too small to truly value at this point.

He will likely return to the Attack for one final go around before graduating to the Reign full time and battling for a job at the NHL level.

February 2024Our top-ranked goalie at the mid-season point, George’s game is mature beyond his years. His ability to track and anticipate the play, excellent movement selection, and (mainly) perfect positioning allows George to keep the play in front of him consistently. On the very rare occasion that he finds himself out of position, he has the athletic ability to recover. Though he’s listed at “only” 6’1, his relatively upright and compact stance allows him to fill more of the net than his counterparts of similar size. George is a confident puck handler who does so often – typically successfully. – Colin Hunter