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Yesterday’s News
- Hurricanes overcome barrage of penalties, beat the Panthers to stay in first place
- Central Division Weekly Roundup: Log jam at the top heading into final games
- NHL expansion draft: Revisiting the Hurricanes’ mock protection list post trade deadline
Reading Assignments
- A goal so nice you gotta
see it twiceplay it on repeat all day and admire its beauty:
Rumor has it this has already been reported for abuse pic.twitter.com/hSwwvmRUFi
— Carolina Hurricanes (@Canes) April 23, 2021
- Potentially good news regarding both Petr Mrazek and Jordan Martinook:
Mrazek “tweaked” something, Brind’Amour said. He said it was minor, but they didn’t want to play him and risk it, especially given that they have three goalies.
— Cory Lavalette (@corylav) April 23, 2021
A source with @Canes says Martinook is dealing with a MCL Sprain and expects he'll be out 7-10 days. Good news for #Canes as it could've been a lot more serious.
— Bridget Condon (@BridgetCondon_) April 23, 2021
- Before the expansion draft this summer, the Seattle Kraken will have the opportunity to make deals with other teams for who they will take. Which six teams are the most likely to be a part of the deal making process? [The Athletic $]
- Vegas Golden Knights goaltender Robin Lehner, an outspoken advocate for mental health awareness, blasted the NHL yesterday claiming the league promised to loosen protocols for players who had been vaccinated. [ESPN]
- John Tortorella, who’s contract is expiring, is not expected back as the head coach of the Columbus Blue Jackets next season according to a report. [1st Ohio Battery]
- As the NHL returns to ESPN next season, many details such as announcers and on-air personalities have to be figured out. The current leading candidates and more with a lot still to be determined. [The Athletic $]
- Many signs point to the Utica Coments changing affiliation from the Vancouver Canucks this off-season but talk is cheap in today’s world. [OD]
- Virtual reality is now a realistic feature in NHL training regimens. [SI]