Prior to the trade, the 34-year-old Dubnyk had just one year left on his six-year contract. Over 30 games this season, he held a 3.35 goals-against average as well as a .890 save percentage.

While he started the season as the Wild’s number one goalie pick, he lost out to Alex Stalock, who took over when Dubnyk missed time in November and December due to a medical issue being dealt with by his wife.

In reflection on the news of his trade, Dubnyk had the following to say: “It’s been a stressful week, obviously, when you find out.

But with the conversations I’ve had, mainly with (general manager) Doug [Wilson] and the staff and also just hearing from anyone who’s been involved with the Sharks, you just hear nothing but good things.

We realize this is an extremely exciting opportunity with a great organization and so, the further this went down the road, the more excited we got about it. We were certainly antsy waiting for it to become official today, but we’re very, very excited about it.”

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With the ongoing coronavirus pandemic still proving to be a cause for concern for the NHL, the draft will be conducted entirely online, with each team being represented by staff members who will be connected to the event from their own draft rooms while remaining in their respective geographic areas.

Each team’s representatives will be given an allotted time limit during which to announce their team’s draft picks via the NHL network.

This contingency plan has received ample support from hockey professionals, among them being Judd Brackett, the director of amateur scouting for the Minnesota Wild.

According to Brackett: “Unfortunately, we won’t be able to get all our amateur staff together because of border closures and travel restrictions.

But we are going to have feeds and whether it’s Zoom calls or Webex, we’ll have the ability to have them front and center and available. Being able to have the visuals in the room, they are absolutely going to partake (in the process), even though they’re not physically present.”

Left-wing Alexis Lafreniere of Rimouski in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League is expected to be the number one draft pick of the New York Rangers, who have been awarded the first pick by winning the Second Phase of the NHL Draft Lottery.

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Plenty of Lightning stars, such as Alex Klllorn and Steven Stamkos even arrived in their own boats to join the procession.

“Who does a boat parade?” Stamkos said. “That is amazing. I think that’s the first time ever. It is so cool to be a part of. This is something you remember forever.”

By the time the procession reached the Tampa Bay Convention Center, the docks were packed with jubilant fans, who enjoyed watching Lightning players take turns to lift up the coveted Stanley Cup trophy.

“A lot of us came home not knowing what to expect, especially with COVID-19,” defenseman Kevin Shattenkirk explained. “Today made it feel real … that we won the Stanley Cup, and we were able to see how special it was for the people of Tampa. This was so special, I had tears in my eyes all day.”

“The Cup is so important to us,” forward Brayden Point said. “This was our end goal and our dream. A lot of guys went through a lot to get the Cup.”

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In 2013, Lundqvist received a contract extension, resulting in a $59.5 million payday for the goalie.

The 38-year-old goaltender spent his entire 15-season NHL career with the Rangers, with whom he became the individual with the sixth-highest number of NHL career wins.

Following the news of the contractual buyout, Rangers president John Davidson delivered the following statement:

“We would like to thank Henrik for his immeasurable contributions to the New York Rangers. From the time I met Henrik when he first came to New York in 2005, he has been the consummate professional.

His tireless work ethic, passion for the game, and love of the Rangers and New York City enabled him to become one of the greatest goaltenders in hockey and one of the best players in the history of our franchise. We all wish Henrik and his family the best going forward.”

Lundqvist is the Rangers’ leader in wins, shutouts, games, starts, saves, time on ice and points by a goalie. He also boasts the best postseason stats, including wins, shutouts, games, starts, saves, and time on ice.

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Red Wings general manager Steve Yzerman expressed his satisfaction with the deal, explaining, “The trade accomplishes a couple things. One, as part of our rebuilding process, we’re trying to add draft picks, prospects, young players, future assets, really, to help us down the line. That’s kind of where we are. In this trade, obviously, we’re acquiring … we get a second-round pick in the [2021] draft. But also we have to ice a team. We’re trying to be competitive. We’re trying to improve at the same time. So in this deal, not only [do] we get a defenseman that will go right into our lineup, that plugs a huge hole for us, we add future assets as well.”

In 52 games this season, Staal scored two goals and nine assists. He also missed 13 games due to undergoing ankle surgery in November.

Staal will playing the final season of a six-year contract he agreed to in January 2015, with his salary cap remaining at $81.5 million next season.

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His tally for the current postseason is 13 goals, while his all-time postseason record is 61 goals. This sees him overtake Joe Mullen, who amassed 60 postseason goals in his NHL career.

“It’s fun to be up there with those guys, and we’ll try to keep going,” Pavelski said. “We’ll look at it another day, some other time, I’m not too worried about it right now. We’re trying to get that trophy.”

In addition to this high honor, Pavelski’s goal also proved significant to his team’s Stanley Cup ambitions. After all, it proved to be the winner in Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final.

This win sees Dallas keep their cup run alive. They now trail Tampa Bay Lightning by an aggregate score of 3-2.

Game 6 takes place on Tuesday, the 29th of November. This game is a must-win for Dallas, should they wish to take the series to seven games and keep their title hopes alive.

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NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said the season which was originally planned to start December 1, could be delayed for late December or pushed back into January.

“Dec. 1 has always been a notional date. I will not be surprised if it slips into later December, could slip into January. But there’s no point right now in making any definitive comments on our plans because there’s still too much we don’t know,” he said during his annual state of the league address ahead of the Stanley Cup Finals.

He added that he’s hopeful that there will be a full 82-game season, with the best of seven series in the playoffs. In addition, he addressed technicalities like the presence of fans, “It’s conceivable that we start without fans, that we move to socially distant fans at some point, and by some point in time maybe our buildings are open.”

The NHL 2019/20 season was cut short due to the pandemic and a three-game series play-in tournament was staged for the teams that were playoff contenders. The later stages of the Stanley Cup went on as planned with a seven-game series.

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Prior to the trade, the 34-year-old Dubnyk had just one year left on his six-year contract. Over 30 games this season, he held a 3.35 goals-against average as well as a .890 save percentage.

While he started the season as the Wild’s number one goalie pick, he lost out to Alex Stalock, who took over when Dubnyk missed time in November and December due to a medical issue being dealt with by his wife.

In reflection on the news of his trade, Dubnyk had the following to say: “It’s been a stressful week, obviously, when you find out.

But with the conversations I’ve had, mainly with (general manager) Doug [Wilson] and the staff and also just hearing from anyone who’s been involved with the Sharks, you just hear nothing but good things.

We realize this is an extremely exciting opportunity with a great organization and so, the further this went down the road, the more excited we got about it. We were certainly antsy waiting for it to become official today, but we’re very, very excited about it.”

The post Dubnyk Traded to Sharks, Wild Confirms appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

With the ongoing coronavirus pandemic still proving to be a cause for concern for the NHL, the draft will be conducted entirely online, with each team being represented by staff members who will be connected to the event from their own draft rooms while remaining in their respective geographic areas.

Each team’s representatives will be given an allotted time limit during which to announce their team’s draft picks via the NHL network.

This contingency plan has received ample support from hockey professionals, among them being Judd Brackett, the director of amateur scouting for the Minnesota Wild.

According to Brackett: “Unfortunately, we won’t be able to get all our amateur staff together because of border closures and travel restrictions.

But we are going to have feeds and whether it’s Zoom calls or Webex, we’ll have the ability to have them front and center and available. Being able to have the visuals in the room, they are absolutely going to partake (in the process), even though they’re not physically present.”

Left-wing Alexis Lafreniere of Rimouski in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League is expected to be the number one draft pick of the New York Rangers, who have been awarded the first pick by winning the Second Phase of the NHL Draft Lottery.

The post NHL To Make History With First-Ever Virtual Draft appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Plenty of Lightning stars, such as Alex Klllorn and Steven Stamkos even arrived in their own boats to join the procession.

“Who does a boat parade?” Stamkos said. “That is amazing. I think that’s the first time ever. It is so cool to be a part of. This is something you remember forever.”

By the time the procession reached the Tampa Bay Convention Center, the docks were packed with jubilant fans, who enjoyed watching Lightning players take turns to lift up the coveted Stanley Cup trophy.

“A lot of us came home not knowing what to expect, especially with COVID-19,” defenseman Kevin Shattenkirk explained. “Today made it feel real … that we won the Stanley Cup, and we were able to see how special it was for the people of Tampa. This was so special, I had tears in my eyes all day.”

“The Cup is so important to us,” forward Brayden Point said. “This was our end goal and our dream. A lot of guys went through a lot to get the Cup.”

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In 2013, Lundqvist received a contract extension, resulting in a $59.5 million payday for the goalie.

The 38-year-old goaltender spent his entire 15-season NHL career with the Rangers, with whom he became the individual with the sixth-highest number of NHL career wins.

Following the news of the contractual buyout, Rangers president John Davidson delivered the following statement:

“We would like to thank Henrik for his immeasurable contributions to the New York Rangers. From the time I met Henrik when he first came to New York in 2005, he has been the consummate professional.

His tireless work ethic, passion for the game, and love of the Rangers and New York City enabled him to become one of the greatest goaltenders in hockey and one of the best players in the history of our franchise. We all wish Henrik and his family the best going forward.”

Lundqvist is the Rangers’ leader in wins, shutouts, games, starts, saves, time on ice and points by a goalie. He also boasts the best postseason stats, including wins, shutouts, games, starts, saves, and time on ice.

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Red Wings general manager Steve Yzerman expressed his satisfaction with the deal, explaining, “The trade accomplishes a couple things. One, as part of our rebuilding process, we’re trying to add draft picks, prospects, young players, future assets, really, to help us down the line. That’s kind of where we are. In this trade, obviously, we’re acquiring … we get a second-round pick in the [2021] draft. But also we have to ice a team. We’re trying to be competitive. We’re trying to improve at the same time. So in this deal, not only [do] we get a defenseman that will go right into our lineup, that plugs a huge hole for us, we add future assets as well.”

In 52 games this season, Staal scored two goals and nine assists. He also missed 13 games due to undergoing ankle surgery in November.

Staal will playing the final season of a six-year contract he agreed to in January 2015, with his salary cap remaining at $81.5 million next season.

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His tally for the current postseason is 13 goals, while his all-time postseason record is 61 goals. This sees him overtake Joe Mullen, who amassed 60 postseason goals in his NHL career.

“It’s fun to be up there with those guys, and we’ll try to keep going,” Pavelski said. “We’ll look at it another day, some other time, I’m not too worried about it right now. We’re trying to get that trophy.”

In addition to this high honor, Pavelski’s goal also proved significant to his team’s Stanley Cup ambitions. After all, it proved to be the winner in Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final.

This win sees Dallas keep their cup run alive. They now trail Tampa Bay Lightning by an aggregate score of 3-2.

Game 6 takes place on Tuesday, the 29th of November. This game is a must-win for Dallas, should they wish to take the series to seven games and keep their title hopes alive.

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NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said the season which was originally planned to start December 1, could be delayed for late December or pushed back into January.

“Dec. 1 has always been a notional date. I will not be surprised if it slips into later December, could slip into January. But there’s no point right now in making any definitive comments on our plans because there’s still too much we don’t know,” he said during his annual state of the league address ahead of the Stanley Cup Finals.

He added that he’s hopeful that there will be a full 82-game season, with the best of seven series in the playoffs. In addition, he addressed technicalities like the presence of fans, “It’s conceivable that we start without fans, that we move to socially distant fans at some point, and by some point in time maybe our buildings are open.”

The NHL 2019/20 season was cut short due to the pandemic and a three-game series play-in tournament was staged for the teams that were playoff contenders. The later stages of the Stanley Cup went on as planned with a seven-game series.

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