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Post by cjelli on Oct 2, 2019 9:41:17 GMT -8
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Post by danvilleshark on Oct 2, 2019 9:55:36 GMT -8
F U hockey Gods!
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Post by HOOCH2173 on Oct 2, 2019 10:21:53 GMT -8
Oh man, I read this as The Capitals have Placed the Phoenix Coyotes on Waivers! Wouldn't that be something?! |
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 2, 2019 10:26:44 GMT -8
2019-20 NHL SEASON OPENS WITH DOUBLEHEADER IN U.S. AND CANADA The 102nd opening night in League history features a national doubleheader in both the U.S. and Canada as eight teams drop the puck on the 2019-20 NHL season Wednesday:  BLUES TO RAISE BANNER, BEGIN DEFENSE OF STANLEY CUP For the first time in the franchise’s 52-season history, the Blues will open a campaign as defending Stanley Cup champions when they host the Capitals on a banner-raising night at Enterprise Center. * On the ice, St. Louis will look almost identical to the team that captured Lord Stanley’s Cup in June as 18 of the 20 players who dressed for the Cup-clinching Game 7 remain with the club. Defenseman Joel Edmundson (CAR) and forward Patrick Maroon (TBL) are the only players who appeared in the deciding contest that are no longer with the team. * Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin has 10-7—17 in 14 career season-opening games, registering at least one point in nine of those 14 games – including six with at least one goal. Ovechkin, who sits 42 goals shy of 700 in his career, has one season-opening hat trick to his credit (Oct. 5, 2017 at OTT). TORONTO, OTTAWA SET TO CLASH IN LATEST ‘BATTLE OF ONTARIO’ The first game of the 2019-20 NHL season features the Maple Leafs welcoming the Senators to Scotiabank Arena, marking the 121st all-time regular-season meeting between the franchises and sixth in each club’s season opener. * Ottawa owns a 5-0-0 record in its five previous mutual season-opening games vs. Toronto, including four decided by a one-goal margin (with three requiring overtime). The Senators are one of two teams in NHL history without a loss of any kind in mutual season-opening games against a single opponent (min. 5 GP; also PIT: 6-0-0 vs. WSH). * Maple Leafs forward Auston Matthews has scored at least one goal in all three season-opening games of his career (7-2—9), including a historic four-goal NHL debut in Ottawa on Oct. 12, 2016. His seven career goals in season-opening games are three shy of the most among active players – despite large differences in games played – and tied for third-most in season-opening games in Toronto franchise history (Babe Dye: 9 G in 5 GP; Darryl Sittler: 8 G in 12 GP; Charlie Conacher: 7 G in 8 GP; and Mats Sundin: 7 G in 13 GP). CANUCKS, PETTERSSON AND MCDAVID EYE ANOTHER STRONG START The Canucks visit Rogers Place to take on the Oilers as each club vies for a playoff return in 2019-20. Vancouver is 5-0-0 in its last five season-opening games dating to 2014-15, tied with Tampa Bay for the longest active such run in the NHL. * Two-time Art Ross Trophy winner Connor McDavid (41-76—116 in 78 GP) and reigning Calder Trophy winner Elias Pettersson (28-38—66 in 71 GP) each led their club in scoring last season and aim to continue their success into 2019-20. * Pettersson led NHL rookies in goals, assists and points in 2018-19 (28-38—66 in 71 GP) – including multiple points in each of his first two NHL games – and now can become the fourth player in franchise history to record at least 75 points before age 21. * Eyeing his fourth consecutive 100-point campaign, McDavid aims to post his fourth straight season-opening contest with multiple points (5-3—8 in 3 GP). In 2018-19, McDavid became the first player in NHL history to record a point on nine consecutive team goals to begin a season. SHARKS, GOLDEN KNIGHTS SET TO RENEW RIVALRY On the heels of their seven-game First Round series in the 2019 Stanley Cup Playoffs, the Sharks and Golden Knights open 2019-20 in a home-and-home set. The contest is expected to feature Marc-Andre Fleury, who shares the active lead with nine career wins in season-opening games, and Joe Thornton, who enters his 22nd season chasing a number of milestones. * Vegas will become the fourth team in NHL history to contest nine or more consecutive regular-season/playoff games against one opponent. The other instances were Colorado vs. Minnesota (7 in 2014 Playoffs, 2 in 2014-15), Ottawa vs. Toronto (7 in 2004 Playoffs, 2 in 2005-06) and Toronto vs. Detroit (3 in 1942-43, 6 in 1943 Playoffs). * Vegas begins its first full season with Mark Stone, Max Pacioretty and Paul Stastny, all additions since the end of their inaugural campaign. Vegas is 10-3-0 in 13 regular-season games with all three players in the lineup, with the trio combining for 14-19—33 – two points more than they had in seven playoff games together last spring (13-18—31). FIRST CROP OF NEW HEAD COACHES SET TO DEBUT Two of the seven new head coaches will make their regular season debut tonight: * D.J. Smith (OTT) will make his NHL head-coaching debut tonight at Scotiabank Arena, where he spent the last four seasons as an assistant coach with Toronto. Smith aims to become the first to win his NHL head-coaching debut with the franchise and just the sixth to win his first game as Senators head coach – Rick Bowness (1992-93), Roger Neilson (2001-02), Bryan Murray (2005-06), John Paddock (2007-08) and Guy Boucher (2016-17) all did so. Neilson served as Senators head coach for two games from April 11-13, 2002 (1-1-0) to hit the 1,000-game mark in his career. * Dave Tippett (EDM) is 8-4-2 in 14 career season-opening games. He can become the eighth head coach in franchise history to win his team debut – and sixth to do so in a season-opening game (John Muckler in 1989-90; George Burnett in 1994-95; Craig MacTavish in 2000-01; Tom Renney in 2010-11; and Ralph Krueger in 2012-13). |
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 2, 2019 14:11:43 GMT -8
from TSN,
With the puck dropping on the new hockey season, Canada’s Sports Leader announced today that TSN Hockey Insider Bob McKenzie has signed a five-year contract extension that will see him continue to keep hockey fans informed across all TSN platforms through the 2024-25 season.
In the 2019-20 season, McKenzie will continue to do what he’s been doing for more than 30 years at TSN – being the most-trusted news and information voice in the hockey community, and a ubiquitous presence across TSN platforms.
Starting next season, McKenzie will evolve his role at Canada’s Sports Leader while continuing to focus his industry-leading analysis on TSN’s coverage of the World Juniors, TSN Draft Ranking specials, select LEAFS ON TSN games, and, of course, TRADECENTRE, FREE AGENT FRENZY, and more.
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 2, 2019 14:12:39 GMT -8
via the NHL PR department,
By The Numbers: 2019-20 Season-Opening Rosters
Ages as of Oct. 2, 2019; Players listed by birth country; Excludes injured players
690
Number of players on official season-opening rosters
295
Number of Canadian players, the most of any country (42.8% of 690) – a full breakdown of NHL season-opening rosters by birth country is included in the attachment
177
Number of U.S. players on season-opening rosters – last season, 153 U.S.-born players skated in their team’s opening game (the most ever)
41
Percentage of players age 25 or younger (284 of 690)
23
Percentage of players age 23 or younger (157 of 690)
35
Number of players who have yet to play an NHL regular-season game
20
Number of different birth countries represented
16
Highest representation of one country on a single roster – the Blues have 16 Canadians
14
Number of teenagers, with Jack Hughes (NJD) as the youngest (18 years, 141 days)
11
Players born in the 2000s, with 10 different teams carrying at least one – including two on the Jets (David Gustafsson and Ville Heinola)
11
The most U.S. players on a single roster, with the Wild leading the list (followed by Coyotes, Devils and Jets, all with 10)
9
The most countries represented on a single roster, with the Avalanche (Canada – 9; United States – 4; Russia – 3; Finland – 2; Austria – 1; Czech Republic – 1; Germany – 1; France – 1; Sweden – 1) and Blue Jackets (Canada – 7; United States – 5; Sweden – 4; Finland – 2; Denmark – 1; France – 1; Latvia – 1; Russia – 1; Switzerland – 1) leading the list
4
Number of 18-year-olds (age in years-day): Jack Hughes (NJD; 18-141), Tobias Bjornfot (LAK; 18-179), Kaapo Kakko (NYR; 18-231) and Ville Heinola (WPG; 18-241)
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Players who skated in an NHL game in the 1990s (Zdeno Chara and Joe Thornton)
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 2, 2019 15:15:57 GMT -8
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Post by Badger on Oct 2, 2019 15:54:42 GMT -8
via the NHL PR department, By The Numbers: 2019-20 Season-Opening Rosters Ages as of Oct. 2, 2019; Players listed by birth country; Excludes injured players 690 Number of players on official season-opening rosters 295 Number of Canadian players, the most of any country (42.8% of 690) – a full breakdown of NHL season-opening rosters by birth country is included in the attachment 177 Number of U.S. players on season-opening rosters – last season, 153 U.S.-born players skated in their team’s opening game (the most ever) 41 Percentage of players age 25 or younger (284 of 690) 23 Percentage of players age 23 or younger (157 of 690) 35 Number of players who have yet to play an NHL regular-season game 20 Number of different birth countries represented 16 Highest representation of one country on a single roster – the Blues have 16 Canadians 14 Number of teenagers, with Jack Hughes (NJD) as the youngest (18 years, 141 days) 11 Players born in the 2000s, with 10 different teams carrying at least one – including two on the Jets (David Gustafsson and Ville Heinola) 11 The most U.S. players on a single roster, with the Wild leading the list (followed by Coyotes, Devils and Jets, all with 10) 9 The most countries represented on a single roster, with the Avalanche (Canada – 9; United States – 4; Russia – 3; Finland – 2; Austria – 1; Czech Republic – 1; Germany – 1; France – 1; Sweden – 1) and Blue Jackets (Canada – 7; United States – 5; Sweden – 4; Finland – 2; Denmark – 1; France – 1; Latvia – 1; Russia – 1; Switzerland – 1) leading the list 4 Number of 18-year-olds (age in years-day): Jack Hughes (NJD; 18-141), Tobias Bjornfot (LAK; 18-179), Kaapo Kakko (NYR; 18-231) and Ville Heinola (WPG; 18-241) 2 Players who skated in an NHL game in the 1990s (Zdeno Chara and Joe Thornton) So Patty never found a home. I’m happy it wasn’t with the Sharks, but still kind of surprised. |
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Post by Marbles on Oct 2, 2019 19:40:08 GMT -8
via the NHL PR department, By The Numbers: 2019-20 Season-Opening Rosters Ages as of Oct. 2, 2019; Players listed by birth country; Excludes injured players 690 Number of players on official season-opening rosters 295 Number of Canadian players, the most of any country (42.8% of 690) – a full breakdown of NHL season-opening rosters by birth country is included in the attachment 177 Number of U.S. players on season-opening rosters – last season, 153 U.S.-born players skated in their team’s opening game (the most ever) 41 Percentage of players age 25 or younger (284 of 690) 23 Percentage of players age 23 or younger (157 of 690) 35 Number of players who have yet to play an NHL regular-season game 20 Number of different birth countries represented 16 Highest representation of one country on a single roster – the Blues have 16 Canadians 14 Number of teenagers, with Jack Hughes (NJD) as the youngest (18 years, 141 days) 11 Players born in the 2000s, with 10 different teams carrying at least one – including two on the Jets (David Gustafsson and Ville Heinola) 11 The most U.S. players on a single roster, with the Wild leading the list (followed by Coyotes, Devils and Jets, all with 10) 9 The most countries represented on a single roster, with the Avalanche (Canada – 9; United States – 4; Russia – 3; Finland – 2; Austria – 1; Czech Republic – 1; Germany – 1; France – 1; Sweden – 1) and Blue Jackets (Canada – 7; United States – 5; Sweden – 4; Finland – 2; Denmark – 1; France – 1; Latvia – 1; Russia – 1; Switzerland – 1) leading the list 4 Number of 18-year-olds (age in years-day): Jack Hughes (NJD; 18-141), Tobias Bjornfot (LAK; 18-179), Kaapo Kakko (NYR; 18-231) and Ville Heinola (WPG; 18-241) 2 Players who skated in an NHL game in the 1990s (Zdeno Chara and Joe Thornton) So Patty never found a home. I’m happy it wasn’t with the Sharks, but still kind of surprised. I mean, he didn't want one it seems. I appreciate he offered a final round to the sharks and otherwise didn't drag it out on some bottom dweller. |
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Post by cjelli on Oct 2, 2019 21:16:42 GMT -8
Edmonton and Toronto win, I guess the Canadians believe the Cup is crossing the 49th finally.
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 3, 2019 8:48:23 GMT -8
THREE HARD LAPS * Maple Leafs forward Auston Matthews scored in his fourth straight season-opening contest to join rare company in both NHL and franchise record books. * Teammates Connor McDavid (GWG) and Leon Draisaitl (1-2—3) – who each hit the 100-point mark in 2018-19 – factored on all three Oilers goals as Edmonton snapped Vancouver’s win streak in season-opening games. * Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin scored his 11th career goal in a season opener, the most among active players, while Golden Knights goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury earned his 10th career win in a season opener - tied for the most in NHL history. MATTHEWS SCORES TWICE IN WIN, TAVARES NAMED MAPLE LEAFS CAPTAIN After John Tavares (0-1—1) was named the 25th captain in franchise history during player introductions, Auston Matthews scored twice – including the game-winning goal – as the Maple Leafs won the first ‘Battle of Ontario’ of 2019-20. Matthews has scored at least one goal in all four season-opening games of his NHL career (9-2—11). * Matthews’ nine career goals in season-opening games are two shy of the most among active players, trailing Alex Ovechkin (11-7—18 in 15 GP) and Zach Parise (10-6—16 in 13 GP). Matthews also tied Babe Dye (9-1—10 in 5 GP) for the most such goals in franchise history. * Matthews, who will be 22 for all of the 2019-20 season, now has 113-94—207 in 213 career regular-season games, six goals shy of tying Ted Kennedy (119-116—235 in 263 GP) for the most by a Toronto player at age 22 or younger. CAPITALS RALLY FOR OVERTIME WIN OVER DEFENDING CHAMPIONS After raising the first Stanley Cup banner in franchise history, the Blues jumped out to an early 2-0 lead but Alex Ovechkin sparked a Capitals comeback with his 659th career goal and set the stage for a Jakub Vrana overtime winner. * Ovechkin scored his 11th career goal in season-opening games to pass Zach Parise (10-6—16 in 13 GP) for the most among active players. He is now three such goals shy of matching Michel Goulet (14 G in 13 GP) and Dino Ciccarelli (14 G in 16 GP) for the most by any player in NHL history. * ICYMI: Chance the Rapper, a.k.a. Lazlo Holmes, returned to NHL on NBC as a guest rinkside reporter. McDAVID SCORES LATE WINNER AS OILERS SNAP CANUCKS’ STREAK Connor McDavid scored the go-ahead goal with 5:23 remaining in regulation as the Oilers snapped the Canucks’ win streak in season openers at five games. McDavid has factored on more than half of Edmonton’s goals in his five season-opening games since debuting in 2015-16 (56.3%; 9 of 16 goals), tallying 6-3—9, including three game winners. * McDavid scored his 28th career game-winning goal in the regular season, tied for the second-most in the NHL since skating in his first career contest on Oct. 8, 2015. His three game-winning goals in season openers are tied with Zach Parise (3 GWG in 13 GP) for the most among active players. GLASS SCORES IN NHL DEBUT Cody Glass, the Golden Knights’ first-ever selection in the NHL Draft (No. 6 in 2017), scored in his League debut. At 20 years, 184 days, he became the youngest player to score a goal for the club while also becoming the first player to appear in a regular-season contest with the franchise after being drafted by them (Erik Brannstrom was drafted by VGK and debuted with OTT in 2018-19). Photo via @goldenknights * Did You Know? Glass is one of 34 players age 20 or younger to crack a season-opening roster in 2019-20. Overall, 41% of the League was age 25 or younger as of opening night (284 of 690). QUICK CLICKS * Darcy Kuemper signs two-year contract extension with Coyotes * Global Series blog: Calvin de Haan * By The Numbers: 2019-20 Season-Opening Rosters * Golden Knights set record dropping puck 94,655 feet SNEAK PEEK AT THURSDAY’S ACTION NOTEWORTHY DEBUTS APLENTY ON SECOND DAY OF 2019-20 NHL SEASON Several players are set to make their debuts with new teams on the second day of the 2019-20 NHL season, which features 16 clubs: * Sergei Bobrovsky is expected to make his regular-season debut with the Panthers when they visit the Lightning in the first of four 2019-20 meetings between the intrastate rivals – including a home-and-home set to begin the season. It marks the sixth mutual season-opening game between Florida and Tampa Bay (TBL: 4-1-0; FLA: 1-1-3). * Artemi Panarin will skate in his first regular-season game with the Rangers as they welcome the Jets to Madison Square Garden. Teammate Jacob Trouba also looks to make his New York debut – against his former team, with whom he played each of his first six NHL seasons (2013-14–2018-19). * Nashville’s Matt Duchene and Dallas’ Joe Pavelski are set to debut with their new Central Division clubs as the Predators and Stars host the Wild and Bruins, respectively. Colorado’s Nazem Kadri also will make his first appearance with a Central Division team as his new club hosts Calgary in a rematch of the 2019 First Round (a 4-1 series win for COL). * Montreal’s Cale Fleury, a third-round pick (No. 87) in the 2017 NHL Draft, is set to make his League debut against his brother Haydn, a defenseman for Carolina. It would mark the first time since April 3, 2017 that brothers squared off as opponents, with one making his League debut – Alexander Nylander debuted with Buffalo against William, a forward for Toronto. * Phil Kessel is expected to play in his first regular-season game in a Coyotes uniform when they visit the Ducks at Honda Center. It will mark his 775th consecutive regular-season game dating to Nov. 3, 2009, one shy of matching Craig Ramsay (776 GP; March 27, 1973 – Feb. 10, 1983) for the seventh-longest “Ironman” streak in NHL history.  |
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 3, 2019 8:49:00 GMT -8
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Post by carolinasharksfan on Oct 3, 2019 16:43:08 GMT -8
The Rangers/Jets game is really good...3-3 late in the 2nd.
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Post by cjelli on Oct 3, 2019 19:17:25 GMT -8
Nikita Zadorov is a pussy.
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 4, 2019 8:48:44 GMT -8
(Oct. 4, 2019) – St. Louis Blues President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Doug Armstrong announced today the team has signed forward Brayden Schenn to an eight-year contract extension worth $52 million ($6.5 million annual average value). Armstrong and Schenn will be available to the media following Blues practice this morning. Practice is scheduled for 11 a.m. at Centene Community Ice Center.
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 4, 2019 9:02:05 GMT -8
-04012634.png) Trouba, Panarin each record multiple points in win; Lightning, Avalanche extend streaks in season openers; Blackhawks, Flyers set to square off in Prague, Czech Republic THREE HARD LAPS * Jacob Trouba and Artemi Panarin both found the score sheet multiple times in their team debut to help the Rangers defeat the Jets in Thursday’s highest-scoring game. * The Lightning (6-0-0) and Avalanche (4-0-0) each extended their win streaks in season openers following triumphs over the Panthers and Flames, respectively. * The Blackhawks and Flyers are set to square off in Prague, Czech Republic in the first of three games slated for the 2019 NHL Global Series. TROUBA, PANARIN SHINE IN RANGERS DEBUTS In a back-and-forth affair which featured four game-tying goals – including two of them that saw a team even the score within 30 seconds of the previous marker – the Rangers outlasted the Jets in the Broadway debut of offseason acquisitions Jacob Trouba (1-2—3) and Artemi Panarin (1-1—2). * Facing off against his former team for the first time, Trouba’s three points marked the most by a defenseman in his first game with the Rangers. The 25-year-old blueliner fell one point shy of the most by any Rangers player in his debut with the club, held by Doug Bentley (1-3—4 vs. BOS on Jan. 20, 1954) and Derick Brassard (1-3—4 vs. PIT on April 3, 2013). * Kaapo Kakko (15:31 TOI, 3 SOG) made his much-anticipated League debut after being selected by the Rangers with the second-overall pick in the 2019 NHL Draft. Kakko, born Feb. 13, 2001, became the first player born in 2001 to skate in an NHL game. * Making his 14th consecutive season-opening start with the Rangers, Henrik Lundqvist turned aside 43 shots en route to earning career win No. 450. His 43 saves matched the franchise record for most in a season opener since shots on goal were officially tracked, a mark set by Gump Worsley on Oct. 7, 1955 (7-4 W at CHI). KUCHEROV HELPS LIGHTNING EXTEND WIN STREAK IN SEASON OPENERS After recording the highest point total by any player since Mario Lemieux and Jaromir Jagr (1995-96) with 41-87—128 last season, reigning Art Ross Trophy winner Nikita Kucherov picked up where he left off by collecting 1-1—2 to help the Lightning extend their win streak in season openers to six games – the longest active run in the NHL. * Tampa Bay improved to 18-7-2 in 27 all-time season-opening games overall. The Lightning’s point percentage of .703 in season openers is the best such total among current NHL franchises – slightly higher than the Golden Knights (.667 P%; 2-1-0, 4 points) and Avalanche (.662 P%; 23-10-7, 53 points), who also earned wins to open 2019-20. RANTANEN, DONSKOI LIFT AVALANCHE IN PLAYOFF REMATCH WITH FLAMES Mikko Rantanen and offseason acquisition Joonas Donskoi each scored twice to lift the Avalanche past the Flames, their fourth consecutive win in season-opening games. Colorado has earned five straight victories against Calgary dating to Game 2 of the 2019 First Round, outscoring the Flames 22-10 in those contests. * Thursday marked the second instance in franchise history where two players each recorded a multi-goal game in a season opener. The first occurred on Oct. 9, 1980, when Quebec’s Michel Goulet and Jacques Richard both scored twice in a 5-5 tie with Calgary. * Jared Bednar improved to 4-0-0 in season-opening games since making his NHL head coaching debut with the Avalanche in 2016-17. Only Tom Renney (8-0-0), Toe Blake (7-0-0), Tommy Ivan (7-0-0), Lester Patrick (7-0-0) and Michel Bergeron (6-0-0) have recorded a longer such win streak from the start of their NHL head coaching career. OTHER SEASON-OPENING QUICK HITS More highlights from the second day of the 2019-20 NHL season: * The Hurricanes brought back the ‘Storm Surge’ after their season-opening shootout win. Dougie Hamilton (0-2—2) started the ceremony at center ice – which replicated the first-ever surge that occurred after their third game of the 2018-19 NHL season. * Offseason acquisition Matt Duchene collected three assists in his Predators debut to help Nashville overcome a third-period deficit en route to victory. He was one point shy of the most by a player in their first game with the team, a mark set by Steve Sullivan on Feb. 18, 2004 (3-1—4 vs. SJS). * Ducks defenseman Cam Fowler scored his 14th career game-winning goal in the regular season to power Anaheim over Arizona and pass Scott Niedermayer (13) for the most by a blueliner in franchise history. -04012527.png) |
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 4, 2019 9:04:53 GMT -8
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 4, 2019 9:14:13 GMT -8
CALGARY - The Calgary Flames announced today that they have signed general manager Brad Treliving to a multi-year contract extension.
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 4, 2019 9:22:17 GMT -8
LMAO
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 4, 2019 9:25:14 GMT -8
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 4, 2019 10:36:12 GMT -8
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 4, 2019 11:26:26 GMT -8
from Arthur Staple of The Athletic,
Josh Ho-Sang has requested a trade from the Islanders, who told the 23-year-old winger not to report to Bridgeport while Lou Lamoriello tries to see if there’s a deal to be made....
He cleared waivers on Tuesday but was not on the ice with the Sound Tigers the last two days, as fellow waiver clearances Thomas Hickey and Tanner Fritz were. Lamoriello told reporters on Thursday of the trade request via Ian Pulver, Ho-Sang’s agent.
“This is not a punishment,” Lamoriello said, regarding Ho-Sang not heading to the AHL yet. “I told the representative that I would explore that request. It’s going to take a few days. If there isn’t a transaction that’s in the best interest of the organization, Josh will report to Bridgeport.”
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 4, 2019 11:37:22 GMT -8
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 4, 2019 11:42:21 GMT -8
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Post by danvilleshark on Oct 4, 2019 14:34:23 GMT -8
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Post by danvilleshark on Oct 4, 2019 14:39:46 GMT -8
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Post by danvilleshark on Oct 4, 2019 14:49:26 GMT -8
Meanwhile:
Mikko Rantanen and Joonas Donskoi had two goals each, J.T. Compher also scored, and the Colorado Avalanche beat the Calgary Flames 5-3 in Denver on Thursday night.
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Post by John96 on Oct 4, 2019 19:58:20 GMT -8
Good for the agent. He’s not wrong. |
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Post by danvilleshark on Oct 5, 2019 15:40:23 GMT -8
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Post by cjelli on Oct 5, 2019 19:07:31 GMT -8
Crysby, of all people, fought today (vs PLD). |
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