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Central Notes: Chicago Goalies, Quenneville, Detroit Prospects

May 24, 2021 at 2:27 pm CDT | by Brian La Rose 5 Comments

The Blackhawks went into this season with plenty of uncertainty between the pipes with Malcolm Subban and Collin Delia battling for the number one role with Kevin Lankinen serving as a third option.  Of course, by the end, Lankinen had established himself as the starter but there is still plenty of uncertainty regarding the viability of this trio.  Despite that, Phil Thompson and Chris Sosa of the Chicago Tribune feel that the team would be justified sticking with that same goalie group for next season which would allow them to evaluate Lankinen’s potential viability as a long-term starter while determining if one of Subban or Delia is worthy of a full-time backup spot.  All three netminders are slated to become unrestricted free agents in the 2022 offseason.

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  • Still regarding a Chicago goaltender, USA Hockey announced that prospect Drew Commesso has been added to their roster for the World Championships, replacing Anthony Stolarz who was injured in Sunday’s victory over Canada. The 18-year-old was a second-round pick of the Blackhawks (46th overall) back in 2020 and had a .915 SV% in 11 appearances in his freshman year at Boston University.
  • The fact that Seattle has yet to name their inaugural head coach is somewhat of a surprise given the veterans that have been available and the fact that GM Ron Francis wants an experienced voice behind the bench. However, Larry Brooks of the New York Post suggests the reason for that could be that the Kraken are interested in Panthers bench boss Joel Quenneville, positing that Florida might be willing to let him go for financial reasons.  Considering the season that they’ve had, it’d be tough to imagine that they’d simply let him go to save some money but if there is even a remote possibility of it happening, Francis’ patience in naming a coach would be justified.
  • While many expect Red Wings top prospects Moritz Seider and Lucas Raymond to make the jump to the NHL next season, Detroit GM Steve Yzerman told MLive’s Ansar Khan that the youngsters aren’t pencilled into a spot on the roster. While he acknowledged that Seider – recently named the SHL’s defenseman of the year – should be ready to jump into the NHL lineup, Detroit has preferred a slower development approach in recent years which could result in the youngsters getting some AHL time first.
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  1. buffbry

    4 years ago

    Seider already played in the ahl, he will be in the nhl next year. Raymond starts in ahl

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    • detroitdave84

      4 years ago

      I agree. Moritz is going to be great & keeping him off the roster wouldn’t help him get better. Raymond should get a 10 game look like they gave Zadina the first time at some point during the season.

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  2. The Mistake of Giving Eugene Melnyk a Liver Transplant

    4 years ago

    They can have Quenneville, if they also take on Bobrovsky!

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  3. dave frost nhlpa

    4 years ago

    It’s either Coach Q or Kevin Dineen,still under contract with San Diego and the club is still in the playoffs as well. You didn’t think Boozer Bob could get away from the bar long enough to Uber down to Irvine to coach the mess he drafted?

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  4. kingcong95

    4 years ago

    Is Coach Q allowed to be part of a wink-wink side deal where the Panthers dictate who they give up in the expansion draft?

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