Videos- Talking With Moritz Seider And Jordan Oesterle
Blog: Abel to Yzerman By Paul
09/25/21 at 05:53 PM ET | Comments (2)
John Keating also spoke with Jordan Oesterle, watch below.
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Roster Moves
Blog: Abel to Yzerman By Paul
09/25/21 at 04:34 PM ET | Comments (1)
DETROIT – The Detroit Red Wings today assigned forwards Cross Hanas and Pasquale Zito, defenseman Oscar Plandowski and goaltenders Jan Bednar and Sebastian Cossa to their respective major junior clubs and released forwards Cameron Butler, Luke Toporowski and Cooper Walker from their amateur tryouts.
The Red Wings currently have 54 players on their training camp roster: 30 forwards, 19 defensemen and five goaltenders. Following tomorrow’s Red and White Game, Detroit will remain in Traverse City, Mich., for two more days of practices prior to beginning an eight-game preseason schedule on Wednesday, Sept. 29 at Chicago.
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St. Louis Blues/Ottawa Senators Trade
09/25/21 at 02:06 PM ET | Comments (1)
ST. LOUIS - St. Louis Blues President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Doug Armstrong announced today the Blues have acquired St. Louis native Logan Brown and a conditional draft pick in 2022 from the Ottawa Senators in exchange for forward Zach Sanford.
The conditional draft pick is removed from the deal if Brown plays more than 30 NHL games this season.
Brown, the son of former Blues defenseman Jeff Brown, was originally drafted 11th overall by the Senators in the 2016 NHL Draft.
Last season, the 6-foot-6, 218-pound forward posted nine points (two goals, seven assists) in 13 games with the AHL's Belleville Senators while serving two penalty minutes in one game with Ottawa. Overall, Brown has appeared in 30 NHL games, collecting nine points (one goal, eight assists) and six penalty minutes.
Sanford, 26, has spent four of his five NHL seasons with the Blues. Last season, the 6-foot-4, 207-pound forward logged 16 points (10 goals, six assists) and 25 penalty minutes in 52 regular-season games. Overall, Sanford has dressed in 209 career regular-season games, totaling 74 points (38 goals, 36 assists) and 84 penalty minutes.
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Videos- Post Practice Talk Today
Blog: Abel to Yzerman By Paul
09/25/21 at 01:45 PM ET | Comments (6)
Before we get to the videos, Jeff Blashill said in his media conference (video not available yet), Vrana hurt his shoulder in the first 10 minutes of practice today. They will know more tomorrow.
First up is Filip Zadina dnd below is Sam Gagner. added 3:10pm, Robby Fabbri is below. added 3:13pm, Jeff Blashill is below.
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Big Part Of The Future
Blog: Abel to Yzerman By Paul
09/25/21 at 12:14 PM ET | Comments (0)
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High Percentage Of NHL Players Have Been Vaccinated
09/25/21 at 11:12 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Matt Porter of the Boston Globe,
Patrice Bergeron did not have to convince his teammates to get vaccinated.
“No meetings about it,” the Bruins captain said. “Everyone was kind of on board and did it organically, if you will, for their own beliefs and themselves and their families.”
Refreshing, no?
Meanwhile, Sabres forward Kyle Okposo noted there was a bottom-line reason for players to take their shots.
“It’s funny what happens when you start to affect people’s wallets,” he said.
NHL players reported for the Back to Normalcy Tour this past week, nearly all showing up for the first days of training camp fully vaccinated against COVID-19. This is no small thing.
In the summertime, Oilers general manager Ken Holland said, talk around the league was that 80 to 90 players among the 700-plus workforce had yet to get vaccinated. Now, according to deputy commissioner Bill Daly, the NHL expects single-digit holdouts. Twenty-seven of 32 teams reported being 100 percent vaccinated or expected to be there in the coming days. Only four teams, Detroit, Edmonton, New Jersey, and San Jose, project to start the season with unvaccinated players on their rosters.
continued plus more topics...
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Stream- Day 3 Of The Wings’ Training Camp
Blog: Abel to Yzerman By Paul
09/25/21 at 10:40 AM ET | Comments (5)
The crew will be talking Wings live from Traverse City.
Stream starts at 11am ET and can be watched below.
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The New York Rangers Turn To A Retired Linesman To Help With Facoffs
09/25/21 at 08:54 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Larry Brooks of the New York Post,
The idea, we’re told, was born in 2005-06, when Chris Drury was co-captain in Buffalo, and the Sabres brought a retired referee to training camp to work with the team on the rules changes that arose out of the Shanahan Summit during Owners’ Lockout II.
Sixteen years later and now the general manager of the Rangers, Drury reached into his past and then out to retired NHL linesman Pierre Racicot to work with his team on faceoffs during the opening days of training camp.
Racicot, a 54-year-old veteran of 1,880 regular season games and 254 playoff contests, who dropped the puck tens of thousands of times, worked with the club’s faceoff men following each of Friday’s training camp sessions, imparting his wisdom regarding rules at the dots and advice on positioning and stance.
This represents an innovative approach to confront a historically serious deficiency that has undermined the Rangers for years. Last season, the Rangers won just 44.5 percent of their faceoffs, which was not only last in the league, but also ranked 273rd of the 274 NHL individual team-seasons since 2012-13. The previous season’s 45.9 percent ranked 30th in the NHL and 260th since 2012-13. The 2018-19 club’s 46.9 percent also ranked 30th in the league while placing 252nd over the last nine years.
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The Improved Winnipeg Jets
09/25/21 at 08:43 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Paul Friesen of the Winnipeg Sun,
On paper, the Jets have everything you’d want to make a deep playoff run: A mix of skill and grit up front that has developed a hunger for more, a goalie who eats pucks at a high level and now a defence that’ll be far less fun to play against.
It’ll all cost a pretty penny, right up near the NHL salary cap, and you know where that leaves the expectations going into Year 11.
“It sets us up to be in a good spot and make some waves this year,” is how veteran Mark Scheifele put it. “I look at myself as being in the prime of my career and you want your team to be in that stage as well. This year, we have a team that can definitely do something and it starts now, it starts in training camp, and it has to continue to grow each and every day.
“Every single guy in that locker room is thinking that and it gets me excited every day.”
The fan who has lived through the previous 10 seasons might wonder what took so long.
But the right players coming available at the right time, with spending room to acquire them while drafting and re-signing your own, is a tricky game. When players want out, it adds another wrinkle.
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Luc Tardif Is The New IIHF President
09/25/21 at 08:15 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Martin Merk of IIHF.com,
Luc Tardif has been elected as new IIHF President succeeding René Fasel, who held the position for 27 years and didn’t stand for re-election. He won the presidential election in the fourth and last round against Franz Reindl.
Tardif becomes the 14th IIHF President and the second from France after founding President Louis Magnus.
Petr Briza was elected as Senior Vice-President, and the Regional Vice-Presidents elected are Bob Nicholson (Americas), Aivaz Omorkanov (Asia & Oceania) and Henrik Bach Nielsen (Europe & Africa).
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