Edmonton Oilers forward Zach Hyman and his family have officially purchased the OHL's Brantford Bulldogs from Michael Andlauer.

Zach Hyman is a popular teammate in the Edmonton Oilers locker room. His honesty and positivity are a bright light for everyone he interacts with. The 32-year-old winger can add "owner of a hockey team" to his impressive resume,

But as reported by CHCH News, Andlauer has sold the Brantford Bulldogs to Edmonton Oilers forward Zach Hyman and his family. An official announcement is expected to be made on Monday. The sale is pending approval from the OHL's Board.

According to a report from CHCH News, the Ontario Hockey League’s (OHL) Brantford Bulldogs have been sold to Edmonton Oilers winger Zach Hyman and his family.

Andrew Berkshire made headlines. How? By stating that if Zach Hyman managed to reach the NHL and score 50 goals in a season, it is partly due to the fact that his wealthy parents bought a league to ensure he got playing time when he was younger.

Since taking over as the owner of the Ottawa Senators last year, Michael Andlauer has had his hands full. He's been trying to get his new NHL team back on track, on and off the ice, while continuing to run ATS Healthcare and his other high-end businesses.

The Edmonton Oilers are trying a new look lineup that's seen star forward Zach Hyman moved down to the third line, but it's a move to create three scoring lines more than a demotion.

According to a report from Hamilton-area news outlet CHCH, Brantford Bulldogs owner Michael Andlauer has sold the team to Zach Hyman and his family. TSN’s Darren Dreger reported that the deal is pending approval from the league’s board of governors,