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Snapshots: Sharks Goalies, Coyotes, Langhamer, Lindberg

March 11, 2022 at 9:00 pm CDT | by Brian La Rose 4 Comments

The Sharks are set to get some much-needed good news on the injury front when it comes to their goaltending as Curtis Pashelka of The Mercury News relays that Adin Hill is likely to start tomorrow against Los Angeles.  He has missed the last seven weeks with a lower-body injury and had posted a 2.78 GAA along with a .901 SV% in 24 games.

Meanwhile, James Reimer has resumed on-ice workouts and could be cleared to return at some point next week from his own lower-body injury sustained at the beginning of the month.  Since then, the Sharks have gone with veteran Alex Stalock and prospect Zachary Sawchenko who picked up his first career NHL victory on Thursday.

Elsewhere around the hockey world:

  • Coyotes GM Bill Armstrong told NHL.com’s Nick Cotsonika that he anticipates the team making one or two small deals by the trade deadline. Arizona has made it known that they’re willing to utilize their cap space to yield other assets as they’ve done several times already over the past year but they’re trying to space out their draft picks.  To that end, Armstrong indicated that they’ve nearly accumulated enough picks for 2024 and will soon be starting to work on adding more selections for the 2025 draft.
  • Still with Arizona, Coyotes goaltender Marek Langhamer has signed a one-year extension with Ilves, the Finnish team announced. The Coyotes still hold the rights to the 27-year-old when they tendered him a qualifying offer that went unaccepted in 2018.  Those rights will expire in July and with this deal, it’s clear that Arizona will be losing him in a few months.
  • Penguins prospect goaltender Filip Lindberg is out for the rest of the season, notes Matt Vensel of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. The 23-year-old was drafted by Minnesota but signed with Pittsburgh after three stellar seasons at UMass (Amherst).  However, he suffered an ankle injury in November in just his seventh professional game and it appears it’s significant enough that he won’t return for the stretch run.
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  1. Nha Trang

    5 months ago

    As far as Arizona acquiring 2025 picks go … is there a limit as to how far ahead you can trade a pick? I’ve wondered whether there was, on the premise that sheesh, if a GM could get good value for a 1st rounder several years down the road, why not?

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    • DarkSide830

      5 months ago

      the 2076 draft is going to be STACKED

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    • Johnny Z

      5 months ago

      That one will be held in Beijing, the capital of the world.

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    • Brian La Rose

      5 months ago

      There isn’t a limit in the NHL on how far ahead draft picks can be traded but it’s rare to see a pick moved that’s more than three years down the road.

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