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Reading Assignments
- One more time for folks who didn’t see it over the weekend: last week’s technical-difficulty-delayed edition of the Canes Country Podcast was posted on Saturday, so if you haven’t listened yet, make your Monday less productive and do it today!
- Yesterday was the Hurricanes’ day to be in the 31 In 31 spotlight at NHL.com. First up, the overview of where the Canes stand heading into the season...
- ...a look at three key statistics that could be vital to Carolina’s success...
- ...three big questions facing the team, including at what point Ron Francis cashes in on some of his assets...
- ...some fantasy hockey advice for the players on the Canes’ roster...
- ...and finally, a look at the top five prospects in the Carolina system including anticipated arrival dates to the NHL.
- And in the same vein, Dobber Prospects (and a byline you’ll recognize) took a deeper look at the Canes’ prospect pool as things stand at the moment, as they’re doing for each team this month. [DobberProspects]
- Raw Charge has done a series on the top-five one-and-done Lightning players of all time. The list is topped by a name that became familiar to Canes fans after his one season in Tampa. [Raw Charge]
- The 2017 offseason promised plenty of player-movement action, but so far it hasn’t really delivered. [Spectors Hockey]
- With the retirement of Patrik Elias, the generation of New Jersey Devils that won three Stanley Cups is entirely a memory now. Is the next generation in place yet to replace them? [All About The Jersey]
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