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Happy Thanksgiving!
On a day typically reserved for football, turkey and family, we just want to take a second to give thanks to all of you. You guys make this site possible and without each and every one of our readers we wouldn’t be here!
So thank you, enjoy your turkey (or maybe you’re a ham kind of person - we don’t judge), and whatever you do, please save us some leftovers!
This Week’s News
- Hurricanes’ Lack of Affiliation Reflects Draining of ECHL Talent Pool
- Upcoming Forecast: Carolina Hurricanes Prospect Roundup - Week of November 16-22
Reading Assignments
- The Michigan, The Svech, The Dzingel?
The #Canes: big lax goal guys pic.twitter.com/q3ijE8ozBt
— Carolina Hurricanes (@Canes) November 24, 2020
- It appears the Hurricanes have signed a new scout:
Sometimes, hard work pays off and dreams come true. That is something that happened to me recently.
— Jokke Nevalainen (@JokkeNevalainen) November 25, 2020
I want to thank Darren Yorke and Don Waddell for giving me the opportunity to scout for the Carolina Hurricanes. I can’t wait to get started. Go Canes!
- Mike and Michael talk Thanksgiving and food on this week’s Canes Cast. [Hurricanes]
- Warren Foegele has one simple goal on his mind - to win. [SI]
- The Blackhawks have hired Kendall Coyne Schofield as a development coach. [NBC Sports]
- The NWHL has announced plans to play their season inside a bubble at Lake Placid. [The Ice Garden]
- Johnny Boychuk has decided to call it a career citing his eye injury as the main reason. [ESPN]
- Ranking the 25 best players under the age of 25, and yes you may know one or two of them. [NBC Sports]
- A January 1st start date for the NHL is looking more and more unlikely and talks come to a halt between the owners and NHLPA. [NY Post]
- As players start to informally gather around the league, there have been multiple COVID-19 outbreaks:
The Vegas @GoldenKnights confirmed to TSN that 4 players recently tested positive for COVID-19, the largest known single NHL team outbreak since March.
— Frank Seravalli (@frank_seravalli) November 24, 2020
Team says players have been self-isolating and are “all recovering well.”
Full statement from the organization: pic.twitter.com/j9Fu6cASzE
Hearing a “significant” number of Columbus Blue Jackets players have tested positive for COVID-19 over the last 7-to-10 days.
— Frank Seravalli (@frank_seravalli) November 24, 2020
The team has confirmed only that “several” players have tested positive. Team facilities have been closed since last week.
Statement from #CBJ: pic.twitter.com/m4nUkyaxYu
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