game-winning goal in overtime. In the 2014–15 season, the Generals won their 13th J. Ross Robertson Cup, defeating the Erie Otters. They went undefeated at the Memorial Cup in Quebec City to take home their fifth Memorial Cup in club history. Championships The Generals have won 13 J. Ross Robertson Cup championships, the most of the OHL's history. Oshawa also has won five Memorial Cup championships. J. Ross Robertson CupOntario Hockey League Championship George Richardson Memorial TrophyEastern Canadian Championship Memorial CupCanadian Hockey League Championship Coaches The Generals have had several head coaches who have also coached at the NHL level as head and/or assistant coaches including Charlie Conacher, Armand "Bep" Guidolin, Paul Theriault, Bill LaForge, Bill Stewart, George Burnett, Brad Selwood, and Randy Ladouceur. Coaches of the year; Matt Leyden Trophy winners. 1971–72 Gus Bodnar 1977–78 Bill White 1986–87 Paul Theriault 2013–14 D. J. Smith List of coaches Players The Oshawa Generals have graduated 184 young men onto the NHL, third behind the Toronto Marlboros and the Peterborough Petes for most graduated future NHLers from the OHL. Five Generals have gone on to become honoured in the Hockey Hall of Fame. Award winners Retired numbers The Oshawa Generals retired number nine in honour of Red Tilson at a pregame Remembrance Day ceremony on November 12, 2006. Tilson was the league's leading scorer during the 1942–43 who died during combat in World War II. The Red Tilson Trophy for the OHL's most outstanding player is named in his honour. Eric Lindros' number 88 was retired on March 6, 2008. Bobby Orr's number 2 was officially retired on November 27, 2008, after having been out of circulation since Orr moved on to the NHL in 1966. John Tavares' number 91 was retired on September 28, 2014. Number 27 was retired on October 2, 2016, in honour of Marc Savard. # 2 Bobby Orr (1963–1966) # 9 Red Tilson (1941–1943) # 22 Tony Tanti (1980-1983) # 27 Marc Savard (1993-1997) # 88 Eric Lindros (1989–1992) # 91 John Tavares (2005–2009) Honoured numbers Bruce Melanson was last player to wear number nine. It was taken out of circulation after his death, then later retired for Red Tilson. # 9 Bruce Melanson (1983–1985) – died during season. Hockey Hall of Fame members NHL alumni List of Oshawa Generals alumni to play in the National Hockey League. Bryan Allen Mike Amodeo Andy Andreoff Dave Andreychuk Jason