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Reading Assignments
- Jake Gardiner was oft-maligned during his eight years in Toronto, but all was forgiven Monday as he received a lengthy standing ovation from the Scotiabank Arena crowd.
Thank you Jake. pic.twitter.com/NfAtfY8gqO
— Toronto Maple Leafs (@MapleLeafs) December 23, 2019
- Patrick Dwyer is starting over in a new career: after 14 years as a player, he’s now behind the Checkers’ bench and has proven to be a quick learner. [AHL]
- Jeremy Roenick is no stranger to saying dumb stuff, but this time it might cost him his job. [Associated Press]
- It seems every team has a locker room fixture that is universally beloved, but the Predators’ room attendant might take the cake. [Tennessean]
- The Rangers only have themselves to blame for botching the Lias Andersson situation from day one. [Blueshirt Banter]
- Jaccob Slavin and former Hurricanes center Derek Ryan are featured in a deep dive into the faith commitments of members of the hockey community. [The Score]
- This is a few days old but slipped through the cracks: as we enter the final week of the 2010s (holy crap), what questions face the NHL in the next decade? [ESPN]