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East Notes: Quinn, Devils Front Office, Sabres

June 28, 2022 at 5:56 pm CDT | by Josh Erickson 6 Comments

Eyebrows raised leaguewide when the Boston Bruins fired Bruce Cassidy, letting him walk to the Vegas Golden Knights in coaching free agency. Now, they seem to have zeroed in on a replacement. Although he’s been interviewed and/or linked to multiple teams so far, The Fourth Period’s Shawn Hutcheon reports that the Bruins have made former New York Rangers head coach David Quinn their leading candidate for the role. While other names like former Providence head coach Jay Leach had been rumored, they seem to have opted for another “hometown” coach.

While a Rhode Island native, Quinn has extensive experience in the Boston area, spending multiple years as an associate coach and head coach with Boston University. Quinn did not coach this past season after the Rangers replaced him with Gerard Gallant this past offseason, aside from serving as the head coach for the United States at the Olympics and World Championships.

  • The New Jersey Devils seem to have quietly cleaned out some front office names, removing the roles of Patrick Rissmiller (player development coach), Pierre Mondou (amateur scout), and Andrey Plekhanov (European scout) from their website. Rissmiller will leave the only front office job he’s ever known, holding the role with New Jersey since he retired as a player in 2015. Mondou, 66, was let go after nearly 20 years of scouting for New Jersey. Plekhanov had been with the team for four seasons.
  • As the Buffalo Sabres look to finally take that next step forward in 2022-23, the team has announced the dates for their development camp. The session for fringe prospects and rookies will be held July 13-15, with a three-on-three tournament to be held on the 16th.

Boston Bruins| Bruce Cassidy| Buffalo Sabres| David Quinn| Free Agency| Gerard Gallant| New Jersey Devils| New York Rangers| Olympics| Prospects| Rookies| Vegas Golden Knights| World Championships

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Edmonton Oil Kings Eliminated From 2022 Memorial Cup

June 24, 2022 at 8:25 pm CDT | by Josh Erickson 2 Comments

With the round-robin set to close tomorrow at the 2022 Memorial Cup, one team already knows its fate. The WHL champion Edmonton Oil Kings are out of the top Canadian junior tournament, dropping their third game of the round-robin 4-2 against the OHL champion Hamilton Bulldogs.

The host Saint John Sea Dogs of the QMJHL will play their league champion, the Shawinigan Cataractes, tomorrow. The winner of that game will advance directly to the 2022 Memorial Cup Final on June 29, while the loser will face Hamilton in the semi-final on Monday.

Edmonton bows out of the tournament without a regulation win. Their two points in the standings came courtesy of a 4-3 overtime win against Saint John.

It’s a shocking exit for the WHL champion, who terrorized the league with a 50-14-4 record during the regular season. But their offense was stricken heavily when it was announced that leading scorer Dylan Guenther, a 2021 first-round selection of the Arizona Coyotes, would miss the tournament due to injury. Still, the squad had a strong core with NHL prospects Sebastian Cossa (Detroit Red Wings) in goal, Kaiden Guhle (Montreal Canadiens) and Luke Prokop (Nashville Predators) on defense, and Jake Neighbours (St. Louis Blues) and Justin Sourdif (Florida Panthers) rounding out an all-star lineup. The team’s depth was nothing to scoff at either, with multiple other NHL prospects and WHL veterans playing big roles.

The WHL’s streak of Memorial Cup losses, which dates back now to 2014 with the Oil Kings, will continue.

Arizona Coyotes| Detroit Red Wings| Dylan Guenther| Florida Panthers| Injury| Jake Neighbours| Kaiden Guhle| Los Angeles Kings| Memorial Cup| Montreal Canadiens| Nashville Predators| NHL| OHL| Prospects| QMJHL| St. Louis Blues| WHL

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Columbus Blue Jackets Extend ECHL Affiliate

June 23, 2022 at 10:45 am CDT | by Gavin Lee Leave a Comment

The Kalamazoo Wings will continue to be the Columbus Blue Jackets’ ECHL affiliate for next season, after signing an extension today. Blue Jackets director of player personnel Chris Clark released a statement explaining the new agreement:

We enjoyed working with Head Coach Nick Bootland and the K-Wings organization last season as they offered a great place for some of our prospects to play and develop. The Blue Jackets and Monsters are pleased to continue that relationship as Kalamazoo will once again be our ECHL affiliate for the 2022-23 campaign.

As part of a three-tiered development system, the ECHL is important for maintaining the depth and success of an AHL program, while also providing playing time to raw prospects. In this case, Kalamazoo saw Jet Greaves for 15 games, an undrafted netminder that ended up signing an NHL contract partway through the season.

Greaves, 21, could be back in the ECHL at some point during next season, given the goaltending depth that the Blue Jackets have built by re-signing Joonas Korpisalo and extending Daniil Tarasov. The low minors give an organization more playing time for netminders, given the relative lack of opportunities at the position.

The Wings had previously been affiliated with the Blue Jackets between 2014-16, and have been in operation since 1974 (though not always in the ECHL). The team went 36-35-1 last season and did not qualify for the postseason.

Columbus Blue Jackets| ECHL| Jet Greaves| Prospects

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Finland Announces Preliminary Rosters For 2022 WJC

June 22, 2022 at 2:50 pm CDT | by Gavin Lee Leave a Comment

While the focus is on the Stanley Cup Final right now, fans will have some more hockey to watch later this summer, when the rescheduled World Junior Championship takes place in August. The event, which was postponed from its normal late-December timeslot because of a COVID-19 outbreak, will kick off on August 9 in Edmonton, Alberta.

All of the same players are eligible for the event, even if they have since turned 20, meaning there is a much bigger pool of talent to pick from this year. That’s led to Finland naming a preliminary roster and a challenger roster, which will battle at a camp this summer according to Lassi Alanen of Elite Prospects.

The main roster:

G Leevi Merilainen
G Rasmus Korhonen
G Juha Jatkola

D Matias Rajaniemi
D Ruben Rafkin
D Ville Ottavainen
D Joni Jurmo
D Eemil Viro
D Topi Niemela
D Kasper Puutio
D Petteri Nurmi
D Aleksi Heimosalmi
D Rami Maatta

F Samuel Helenius
F Roni Hirvonen
F Oliver Kapanen
F Ville Koivunen
F Juuso Maenpaa
F Aatu Raty
F Joakim Kemell
F Kalle Vaisanen
F Brad Lambert
F Kasper Simontaival
F Joel Maatta
F Roby Jarventie
F Elias Koponen
F Eetu Liukas
F Roni Karvinen

Aatu Raty| Aleksi Heimosalmi| Brad Lambert| Joakim Kemell| Prospects| Roni Hirvonen| Topi Niemela

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Sweden Announces Preliminary Roster For 2022 WJC

June 21, 2022 at 8:18 am CDT | by Gavin Lee 1 Comment

While the focus is on the Stanley Cup Final right now, fans will have some more hockey to watch later this summer, when the rescheduled World Junior Championship takes place in August. The event, which was postponed from its normal late-December timeslot because of a COVID-19 outbreak, will kick off on August 9 in Edmonton, Alberta.

All of the same players are eligible for the event, even if they have since turned 20, but with the tournament coming so close to the start of the NHL season, there will be quite a different look for many countries. That’s true for Sweden, who released their preliminary roster today:

G Jesper Wallstedt
G Calle Clang
G Carl Lindbom

D Helge Grans
D Emil Andrae
D Mattias Havelid
D Mans Forsfjall
D Simon Edvinsson
D Leo Loof
D William Wallinder
D Joel Nystrom

F Daniel Ljungman
F Fabian Lysell
F Ake Stakkestad
F William Eklund
F Linus Sjodin
F Victor Stjernborg
F Albert Sjoberg
F Isak Rosen
F Jonathan Lekkerimaki
F Theodore Niederbach
F Oskar Magnusson
F Daniel Torgersson

This is a great opportunity for someone like Lekkerimaki, the top Swede in this year’s draft. He will have already been selected by the time the tournament gets off but it likely means he’ll have a chance to take part in two of these events over just a few months.

If you think you see a number of Detroit Red Wings prospects, you aren’t wrong. Edvinsson’s inclusion is especially interesting as many believe he will challenge for a full-time roster spot next season. Eklund is in the same boat, after already playing nine games for the San Jose Sharks and recording four points.

Calle Clang| Daniel Torgersson| Fabian Lysell| Prospects| Simon Edvinsson| William Wallinder| William Wallinder

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Evening Notes: Game Three Scratches, O’Brien, Boucher

June 20, 2022 at 7:22 pm CDT | by John Gilroy 6 Comments

A storyline of these playoffs has been the last-minute availability and absence of key players, and tonight’s Game Three of the Stanley Cup Finals doesn’t appear to be any different. The most notable absence is that of Tampa Bay Lightning forward Brayden Point, who did not take the ice for warmups. Point had missed the entirety of the second and third rounds for Tampa after suffering a a lowery-body injury against the Toronto Maple Leafs in Game Seven of their first round series. Point had been listed as a game-time decision heading into tonight, but that decision appears to be made. With the Lightning down 2-0 in the series, they will need a stepped-up team effort at home to not only make up for Point’s absence, but to get back in the series as a whole. Forward Riley Nash will take Point’s place.

Just across the ice, the Colorado Avalanche are going to be without forwards Nazem Kadri and Andre Burakovsky for Game Three. Both players were also listed as day-to-day, Kadri still recovering from a hand injury, and subsequent surgery, suffered in Game Four of the Western Conference Finals when he was boarded by the Edmonton Oilers’ Evander Kane. Burakovsky, who sustained an upper-body injury at the start of the second period of Game Two against Tampa Bay, did not travel with the team to Florida, but has since joined the rest of the group, so his status for Game Four is still up in the air it would appear. Forward Nicolas Aube-Kubel will take Burakovsky’s place in the lineup.

  • Boston University forward and 2018 Philadelphia Flyers first-round pick Jay O’Brien recently underwent surgery on his hip, reports Mark Divver of NHL.com, but is expected to be ready for the start of the 2022-23 season. O’Brien’s case is an interesting one, yet to sign a professional contract, he has struggled at times since being drafted. As a freshman at Providence College, he recorded just five points in 25 games before leaving. He spent 2019-20 in the BCHL with the Penticton Vees where he was expectedly good, tallying 66 points in 46 games before a transfer to Boston University for the 2020-21 season. Over the past two seasons at Boston University, O’Brien has impressed with 38 points in 40 games. Although his future professional career still has promise, it will be up to O’Brien to recover strong from injury and impress once again in the NCAA in order to prove he belongs as one of the Flyers’ top prospects.
  • According to Thomas Hall of Yahoo Sports, former NHLer Reid Boucher has signed a one-year deal to return to Omsk in the KHL. Boucher left North America and signed with Omsk ahead of the 2020-21 season, putting up solid numbers before moving onto Yaroslavl, and now returning to Omsk. In that time, Boucher has dealt with legal trouble back in North America, his contract with Yaroslavl terminated in February after he pled guilty to sexual assault of a minor.

Andre Burakovsky| Brayden Point| Colorado Avalanche| Injury| KHL| Nazem Kadri| NCAA| NHL| Philadelphia Flyers| Prospects| Reid Boucher| Snapshots| Tampa Bay Lightning

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Metro Notes: Strome, Flyers, Hanus

June 13, 2022 at 1:59 pm CDT | by Josh Erickson 4 Comments

It was obvious to anyone watching the Eastern Conference Final that New York Rangers forward Ryan Strome wasn’t playing fully healthy. During his end-of-season availability today, Strome revealed that he had suffered a pelvic injury midway through the regular season and managed it all the way through the rest of the season and playoffs.

What’s unclear at this point is whether surgery will be required or not. It’s bad timing for Strome, who could hit unrestricted free agency on July 13 if he’s not re-signed by the Rangers. Strome did express his interest in re-signing today, but it’s anyone’s guess whether or not that will come to fruition. With the bevy of Rangers prospects finally starting to emerge through the cracks, the team will have to make space for those kids somewhere. It seems logical from an organizational perspective that Strome wouldn’t be retained, especially with the acquisition of Andrew Copp.

  • The Fourth Period’s Anthony Di Marco refutes the reports that the Philadelphia Flyers have narrowed down their coaching search. He does go so far as to say that the three rumored finalists of Barry Trotz, John Tortorella, and Peter DeBoer are still under consideration, but he makes the distinction that the Flyers have just two or three names remaining on their coaching search list. Whether or not an outsider to those three ends up with the job remains to be seen.
  • The ’Baby Penguins’ made some news today, as AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton announced the signing of defenseman Clay Hanus from the WHL’s Portland Winterhawks for 2022-23. The Pittsburgh Penguins affiliate will add some solid defensive depth, as Hanus exploded for 74 points in 68 games this year. He’ll look to continue his development as an undrafted free agent with WBS and hopefully receive an NHL deal from Pittsburgh at some point down the road.

AHL| Andrew Copp| Barry Trotz| Free Agency| Injury| John Tortorella| New York Rangers| NHL| Peter DeBoer| Philadelphia Flyers| Pittsburgh Penguins| Prospects| Ryan Strome| WHL

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Zachary Bolduc Assigned To AHL

June 7, 2022 at 12:30 pm CDT | by Gavin Lee 2 Comments

With the Quebec Remparts eliminated a few days ago, Zachary Bolduc is now free to get a taste of the professional ranks. The St. Louis Blues prospect has been assigned to the Springfield Thunderbirds of the AHL, who are in the midst of the Eastern Conference Finals against the Laval Rocket.

Bolduc, 19, was the 17th overall pick in last year’s draft and emerged as one of the most dynamic offensive players in the QMJHL this season. He finished tied for second in league scoring with 55 goals, 22 ahead of his nearest teammate. His 99 points also put him near the very top of the list, and he continued it into the playoffs with strong performances through three rounds.

Given he only turned 19 in February, Bolduc is another one of those top prospects that will face a difficult challenge next fall. It’s either the NHL or junior for him as he will not be eligible to play full-time in the AHL, meaning this action with Springfield will be his only taste of the minor leagues for quite a while.

The Thunderbirds will play game three of their series tomorrow night, and it remains to be seen whether Bolduc will actually get into any game action at this most important juncture.

AHL| Prospects| QMJHL| St. Louis Blues| Zachary Bolduc

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Wyatt Johnston Named OHL Most Outstanding Player

June 7, 2022 at 10:19 am CDT | by Gavin Lee Leave a Comment

Despite a disappointing playoff exit, a coaching departure, and some key names hitting free agency, there are still things for the Dallas Stars to look forward to. One of those things is Wyatt Johnston, the team’s 2021 first-round pick and superstar for the Windsor Spitfires. Today, Johnston was named the OHL’s Most Outstanding Player, taking home the Red Tilson Trophy, after leading the league in scoring.

Johnston, 19, was the 23rd overall pick in 2021, and like so many other prospects had missed the entire 2020-21 season because of the OHL shutdown. His training in the year off must have been spectacular, as he went from scoring 30 points in 53 games during his rookie season to 124 points in 68 games this year. It didn’t stop at the end of the regular season either; Johnston leads the OHL in playoff scoring with 37 points in 21 games and has his Spitfires up 2-1 in the league final.

Incredibly, that breakout season did not include an invitation to Team Canada’s World Junior team, something that will likely be rectified if given the chance when the event is rescheduled this summer. Of course, Johnston may also have bigger plans on his mind when August rolls around.

Like many other star draft picks, there will be a big decision for the Stars when next season starts. Johnston cannot be loaned to the AHL on a full-time basis because of his age (he only turned 19 a few weeks ago), meaning it’s either the NHL or the OHL in 2022-23. With his Windsor head coach Marc Savard getting linked to Dallas’ coaching search, perhaps the former is a real possibility for the young forward.

It’s hard to fathom what he could do if he returned for another year, seeing as the OHL already couldn’t contain him this season. Already signed to his entry-level contract, he’ll be able to play in nine games before burning the first year of the deal.

Dallas Stars| OHL| Prospects| Wyatt Johnston

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2022 NHL Draft Combine Results

June 6, 2022 at 11:22 am CDT | by Gavin Lee 3 Comments

The NHL held its annual Draft Combine over the past week, with players able to speak with their potential teams and participate in fitness testing. The physical part of the week was held on Saturday (with a select few tests occurring the day before), with 85 prospects trying their best to show off their strengths in the gym.

Here are the results of the tests, thanks to NHL Central Scouting:

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Aerobic Fitness: Test Duration

  1. Owen Pickering – 15:30
  2. Calle Odelius – 15:01
  3. Aleksanteri Kaskimaki – 15:00
  4. Lian Bichsel – 15:00
  5. Liam Ohgren – 14:40

Aerobic Fitness: VO2max (ml/kg/min)

  1. Brennan Ali – 63.0
  2. Topi Ronni – 63.0
  3. Marco Kasper – 60.0
  4. Julian Lutz – 60.0
  5. Noah Ostlund – 60.0

Agility & Balance: Pro Agility – Left (sec)

  1. Michael Fisher – 4.33
  2. Julian Lutz – 4.38
  3. Jack Hughes – 4.4
  4. Brennan Ali – 4.42
  5. Maveric Lamoureux – 4.43

Agility & Balance: Pro Agility – Right (sec)

  1. Michael Fisher – 4.25
  2. Christian Kyrou – 4.38
  3. Owen Beck – 4.42
  4. Maveric Lamoureux – 4.48
  5. Jake Karabela – 4.54

Anaerobic Fitness (Wingate Test): Mean Power Output (watts/kg)

  1. Cale Odelius – 13.5
  2. Joakim Kemell – 12.8
  3. Julian Lutz – 12.4
  4. Topi Ronni – 12.3
  5. Brennan Ali – 11.8

Anaerobic Fitness (Wingate Test): Peak Power Output (watts/kg)

  1. Cutter Gauthier – 18.3
  2. Danil Zhilkin – 17.8
  3. Logan Cooley – 17.8
  4. Isaiah George – 17.8
  5. Joakim Kemell – 17.7

Anaerobic Fitness (Wingate Test): Fatigue Index

  1. Marco Kasper – 38.6
  2. Calle Odelius – 39.4
  3. Adam Ingram – 40.3
  4. Dylan James – 41.8
  5. Servac Petrovsky – 42.0

Wing Span (inches)

  1. Noah Warren – 82.00
  2. Lian Bichsel – 80.00
  3. Jack Sparkes – 80.00
  4. Maveric Lamoureux – 79.75
  5. Tyler Brennan – 78.75

Body Composition Yuhasz % Body Fat

  1. Noah Ostlund – 6.82
  2. Jack Hughes – 6.86
  3. Cameron Whitehead – 7.09
  4. Sam Rinzel – 7.1
  5. Lane Hutson – 7.15

Functional Movement Screening: Total FMS Score

  1. Ryan Greene 18
  2. Lucas Edmonds – 18
  3. Eight others at 17

Force Plate: Vertical Jump (inches)

  1. Maveric Lamoureux – 22.42
  2. Isaiah George – 21.09
  3. Owen Beck – 21.07
  4. Frank Nazar – 21.05
  5. Aleksanteri Kaskimaki – 20.67

Force Plate: Squat Jump (inches)

  1. Joakim Kemell – 18.04
  2. Maveric Lamoureux – 17.95
  3. Dylan James – 17.3
  4. Aleksanteri Kaskimaki – 16.86
  5. Fabian Wagner – 16.51

Force Plate: No Arm Jump (inches)

  1. Joakim Kemell – 21.14
  2. Jiri Kulich – 20.09
  3. Fabian Wagner – 18.51
  4. Frank Nazar – 18.24
  5. Maveric Lamoureux – 18.12

Musculoskeletal: Bench Press 50% Body Weight – Power (watts/kg)

  1. Filip Mesar – 9.43
  2. Brennan Ali – 9.07
  3. Liam Arnsby – 9.06
  4. Seamus Casey – 9.03
  5. Jake Karabela – 8.79

Musculoskeletal: Left Hand Grip (lbs)

  1. Jack Hughes – 160
  2. Maveric Lamoureux – 160
  3. Ty Nelson – 160
  4. Jack Sparkes – 158
  5. Denton Mateychuk – 153

Musculoskeletal: Right Hand Grip (lbs)

  1. Jeremy Langlois – 165
  2. Devin Kaplan – 160
  3. Noah Warren – 159
  4. Cameron Lund – 152
  5. Ty Nelson – 151

Musculoskeletal: Pull-Ups Consecutive (max #)

  1. Jack Hughes – 19
  2. Lane Hutson – 18
  3. Jake Karabela – 18
  4. Julian Lutz – 17
  5. Matthew Poitras – 17

Musculoskeletal: Standing Long Jump (inches)

  1. Maveric Lamoureux – 117.5
  2. Isaiah George – 115.0
  3. Owen Beck – 114.5
  4. Four others at 112.0

NHL Combine| NHL Entry Draft| Prospects

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