#brett perlini

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There was a whole season of panthers hockey where brett perlini scored if I watched and didn't if I didn't, and now every time he does well I coo like a proud mother even if what he's doing is crime

[goalhofer]

Every goal of the 2024 IIHF Worlds day 12

U.S.A. vs. Latvia

#7 Braeden Tkachuk (7) Caufield (3) 1:23 1st (U.S.A. 1-0 Latvia)

#8 Zach Werenski (2) Caufield (4), Pinto (6) 13:20 1st (U.S.A. 2-0 Latvia)

#3 Cole Caufield (3)(PP) Boldy (8), Tkachuk (6) 2:34 2nd (U.S.A. 3-0 Latvia)

#9 Renārs Krastenbergs (1) Tralmaks (1), Gudļevskis (1) 3:35 2nd (U.S.A. 3-1 Latvia)

#12 Matt Boldy (6) Werenski (5), Jones (5) 0:15 3rd (U.S.A. 4-1 Latvia)

#34 Eduards Tralmaks (1) Zīle (2), Laviņš (1) 4:44 3rd (U.S.A. 4-2 Latvia)

#55 Roberts Mamčics (3) Daugaviņš (3) 5:00 3rd (U.S.A. 4-3 Latvia)

#22 Cole Caufield (4) Pinto (7) 8:46 3rd (U.S.A. 5-3 Latvia)

#86 Joel Farabee (1)(SH)(EN) unassisted 19:15 3rd (U.S.A. 6-3 Latvia)

Austria vs. Great Britain

#92 Clemens Unterweger (2)(PP) Zwerger (5), Haudum (3) 2:40 2nd (Austria 1-0 Great Britain)

#28 Ben O'Connor (2)(PP) Lake (4) 7:44 2nd (Austria 1-1 Great Britain)

#9 Brett Perlini (2)(PP) Dowd (2), O'Connor (3) 1:59 3rd (Austria 1-2 Great Britain)

#26 Evan Mosey (2) Duggan (1), Tetlow (1) 10:25 3rd (Austria 1-3 Great Britain)

#75 Robert Dowd (1)(EN) Perlini (2) 15:31 3rd (Austria 1-4 Great Britain)

#96 Mario Huber (3)(PP) Haudum (4), Zwerger (6) 19:15 3rd (Austria 2-4 Great Britain)

Canada vs. Czech Republic

#22 Dylan Cozens (7)(PP) Power (4), Paul (2) 1:01 3rd (Canada 1-0 Czech Republic)

#81 Dominik Kubalík (3)(PP) Nečas (1), Sedlák (4) 9:11 3rd (Canada 1-1 Czech Republic)

#18 Dawson Mercer (3) Severson (1) 11:01 3rd (Canada 2-1 Czech Republic)

#38 Brandon Hagel (3) Tavares (7), Dubois (4) 15:42 3rd (Canada 3-1 Czech Republic)

#18 Ondřej Palát (3)(PP) Špaček (3), Červenka (7) 16:56 3rd (Canada 3-2 Czech Republic)

#10 Roman Červenka (3) Nečas (2), Špaček (4) 18:11 3rd (Canada 3-3 Czech Republic)

#22 Dylan Cozens (8)(SH) unassisted 3:13 OT (Canada 4-3 Czech Republic)

Finland vs. Switzerland

#21 Kevin Fiala (5) Loeffel (4) 5:14 2nd (Finland 0-1 Switzerland)

#43 Andrea Glauser (1) Niederreiter (3), Fiala (4) 7:26 2nd (Finland 0-2 Switzerland)

#12 Jere Innala (2) Granlund (5), Lehtonen (1) 17:51 2nd (Finland 1-2 Switzerland)

#21 Kevin Fiala (6) Niederreiter (4) 16:33 3rd (Finland 1-3 Switzerland)

France vs. Germany

#12 Valentin Claireaux (1) Addamo (1), Perret (1) 16:49 1st (France 1-0 Germany)

#65 Marc Michaelis (3) Kahún (1), Ehliz (7) 19:04 1st (France 1-1 Germany)

#81 Anthony Rech (1) Boudon (3), Chakiachvili (2) 1:09 2nd (France 2-1 Germany)

#49 Lukas Kälble (3) Stachowiak (6), Peterka (4) 5:56 2nd (France 2-2 Germany)

#77 Alexandre Treille (2) T. Bozon (2), Guebey (1) 6:18 2nd (France 3-2 Germany)

#19 Wojciech Stachowiak (1) Reichel (4) 11:01 2nd (France 3-3 Germany)

#7 Maximilian Kastner (2) Michaelis (5), Szuber (1) 11:23 2nd (France 3-4 Germany)

#19 Wojciech Stachowiak (2) unassisted 1:19 3rd (France 3-5 Germany)

#73 Lukas Reichel (3)(PP) Sturm (2), Pföderl (6) 4:50 3rd (France 3-6 Germany)

Sweden vs. Slovakia

#23 Lucas Raymond (4)(PP) Hedman (5), Kempe (5) 2:20 1st (Sweden 1-0 Slovakia)

#65 Erik Karlsson (5) Holmberg (6), Raymond (2) 7:31 2nd (Sweden 2-0 Slovakia)

#95 André Burakovsky (4)(PP) Karlsson (4), Raymond (3) 12:38 2nd (Sweden 3-0 Slovakia)

#37 Isac Lundeström (2) Olofsson (3) 13:15 2nd (Sweden 4-0 Slovakia)

#14 Joel Eriksson-Ek (4) Brodin (2) 9:15 3rd (Sweden 5-0 Slovakia)

#29 Michal Ivan (1) Tatar (5), Slafkovský (7) 10:49 3rd (Sweden 5-1 Slovakia)

#14 Joel Eriksson-Ek (5) Karlsson (5), Dahlin (4) 17:35 3rd (Sweden 6-1 Slovakia)

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WOLF PACK PREGAME: ATLANTIC SEMIS VS. BRUINS

By: Alex Thomas, Hartford Wolf Pack PROVIDENCE, RI – The Hartford Wolf Pack and Providence Bruins open their second Calder Cup Playoff series in as many years against each other tonight at the Amica Mutual Pavilion in Providence. The puck drop is set for 7:05 p.m., and coverage is available on AHLTV and Mixlr. Tale of The Tape: The Wolf Pack and Bruins met ten times during the regular season, with each team winning five games. The Wolf Pack posted a record of 5-4-1-0, while the Bruins went 5-3-1-1. The Wolf Pack went 2-2-1-0 in Providence during the 2023-24 campaign. The Bruins claimed a 4-2 victory at the Amica Mutual Pavilion in the last team meeting on April 21st, which was the regular season finale for both sides. Trevor Kuntar opened the scoring 13:29 into the game, driving to the net and beating Dylan Garand with a backhand bid for his tenth goal of the season. However, the Wolf Pack responded moments later, tying the game at 16:14. Jake Leschyshyn took a pass from Anton Blidh at the net front and buried his eighth goal of the season. 1:28 later, at 17:42, Blake Hillman shot the Wolf Pack ahead through traffic that Brandon Bussi never saw. The goal was Hillman’s career-high fourth of the season. Georgii Merkulov drew the Bruins even 5:41 into the second period, jamming home a rebound for his 29th goal of the season after Garand made the save on the initial point shot from Mason Lohrei. The goal sent the sides to the third period deadlocked 2-2. Patrick Brown drove down the right-wing side just over the halfway mark of the period, flipping a pass to Nick Zabaneh in front of the Wolf Pack net. Zabaneh, in his professional debut, buried his first career goal at 11:11 to make it 3-2 Bruins. The goal would stand as the game-winner. Merkulov hit the empty net at 18:38, potting his 30th goal of the season. He became the first Bruin since Frank Vatrano in 2015-16 to hit the 30-goal plateau in a single season. Veteran forward Jayson Megna led the way for the Bruins in the season series against the Wolf Pack, scoring nine points (3 g, 6 a) in ten games. Brett Berard (4 g, 3 a) and Alex Belzile (3 g, 4 a) led the way for Hartford with seven points each against the Bruins this season. Wolf Pack Outlook: The Wolf Pack became just the second team in 21 tries to win a best-of-three, First Round Calder Cup Playoff series after losing Game 1. The comeback was completed on Sunday afternoon in Game 3 when the Wolf Pack defeated the Charlotte Checkers 3-1. Jaroslav Chmelař broke the ice 10:10 into the game with his first career Calder Cup Playoff goal, giving the Wolf Pack a lead they never lost. Chmelař drove in on the right-wing side before cutting to the net and snapping a shot by Magnus Hellberg. Riley Nash extended the lead to 2-0 at 4:21 of the third period. Brett Berard found Nash at the backdoor, hitting him with a pass that set the veteran up to slam the puck into an empty net for his second goal of the series. The powerplay goal would stand as the game-winner and the series-winner for Nash against his former team. Berard then used a burst of speed to create a shorthanded breakaway, which he converted for his first career Calder Cup Playoff goal at 14:52 of the third period. Brendan Perlini got the Checkers on the board 39 seconds later at 15:37, scoring from the top of the left-wing circle on a six-on-four advantage, but it would not be enough. Garand slammed the door shut from there to help the Wolf Pack complete the comeback. Garand made 38 saves in the victory, tying the single-game Calder Cup Playoff career-high he set in Game 1. Nash (2 g, 1 a), Berard (1 g, 2 a), and Nic Petan (1 g, 2 a) are all tied for the team lead in points with three each through the First Round. Nash’s two goals led the Pack against the Checkers, while Berard, Petan, Brennan Othmann, and Mac Hollowell all exited the series with a pair of assists to their credit. Bruins Outlook: For the second consecutive spring, the Bruins earned a bye through the First Round of the Calder Cup Playoffs. The Bruins finished second in the Atlantic Division with a record of 42-21-6-3, good for 93 points behind only the Hershey Bears. Their 93 points were good for second in the Eastern Conference, behind only the Bears, and fourth in the AHL behind the Bears (111 points), Coachella Valley Firebirds (103 points), and Milwaukee Admirals (97 points). At home this season, the Bruins went 21-9-3-3. They finished with 48 points at home, which is second in the Eastern Conference behind only the Bears. Their 21 wins at home were also second in the Eastern Conference, once again only trailing the Bears (29). During the regular season, Merklov led the Bruins in both goals with 30 and points with 65 (30 g, 35 a). Megna, meanwhile, led the club in assists with 37. He recorded three assists in the season finale against the Wolf Pack. Game Information: WATCH: AHLTV LISTEN: Mixlr Play-by-play voice of the Wolf Pack Alex Thomas will have ‘Wolf Pack Pregame’ starting live at 6:50 p.m. on both AHLTV and Mixlr. Single-game tickets for both Game 3 and Game 4 of the Atlantic Division Semifinals are on sale now! For playoff information, please visit hartfordwolfpack.com/tickets/playoff-information. About Oak View Group (OVG): Oak View Group (OVG) is the global leader in live experience venue development, management, premium hospitality services, and 360-degree solutions for a collection of world-class owned venues and a client roster of arenas, convention centers, music festivals, performing arts centers, and cultural institutions. Founded by Tim Leiweke and Irving Azoff in 2015, OVG is the leading developer of major new venues either open or under development across four continents. Visit OakViewGroup.com, and follow OVG on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and X. ABOUT THE HARTFORD WOLF PACK: The Hartford Wolf Pack has been a premier franchise in the American Hockey League since the team’s inception in 1997. The Wolf Pack is the top player-development affiliate of the NHL's New York Rangers and plays at the XL Center. The Wolf Pack has been home to some of the Rangers newest faces including Igor Shesterkin, Filip Chytil, and Ryan Lindgren. Follow the Wolf Pack on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok. HARTFORD WOLF PACK HOWLINGS Read the full article

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🎶 we’re shit and we know we are 🎶

But at least we’re FUN and RELATABLE 😌

[fromthe-point]

Great Britain 2019 Hockey World Championship Roster

Goaltenders: Ben Bowns || Cardiff (EIHL) Thomas Murdy || Cardiff (EIHL) Jackson Whistle || Sheffield (EIHL)

Defensemen: Tim Billingsley || Nottingham (EIHL) Dallas Ehrhardt || Manchester (EIHL) Stephen Lee || Nottingham (EIHL) Evan Mosey || Cardiff (EIHL) Ben O’Connor || Sheffield (EIHL) David Phillips || Sheffield (EIHL) Mark Richardson || Cardiff (EIHL) Paul Swindlehurst || Belfast (EIHL)

Forwards: Oliver Betteridge || Nottingham (EIHL) Benjamin Davies || Guildford (EIHL) Robert Dowd || Sheffield (EIHL) Robert Farmer || Nottingham (EIHL) Luke Ferrara || Coventry (EIHL) Mike Hammond || Manchester (EIHL) Liam Kirk || Peterborough (OHL) [Arizona Coyotes prospect] Robert Lachowicz || Nottingham (EIHL) Ben Lake || Coventry (EIHL) Joseph Lewis || Kaufbeuren (GER-2) Matthew Myers || Cardiff (EIHL) Brett Perlini || Nottingham (EIHL) Jonathan Philips || Sheffield (EIHL) Colin Shields || Belfast (EIHL)

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Kiki’s Game Preview to the Chicago Blackhawks-Dallas Stars Game (02\24\2019)

Previously in the Blackhawks’ Last Game:

The Blackhawks lost to the Colorado Avalanche 5-3 on Friday night. They tallied multiple power-play goals for the 10th time this season (with 2 goals in tonight’s game).

Patrick Kane scored his 39th goal of the season, extending his point streak to 20 games and his fifth consecutive game that he has scored a goal. 

Kane is only the 7th player in NHL history to record multiple 20-plus game point streaks in his career (joining NHL players Wayne Gretzky, Brett Hull, Guy LaFleur, Mario Lemieux, Adam Oates & Steve Yzerman). His five-game point streak is the longest such streak by a Blackhawk this season and is also the longest since Artemi Panarin’s five-game point streak in the 2016-17 season (which lasted from March 27, 2017 to April 4, 2017).

Kane’s 13 shots on goal during the game ties with Patrick Sharp, Stan Mikita and Bobby Hull for the second most shots in a single game in Blackhawks team history,  Ed Litzenberger. His 13 shots mark a career high for him and are the most by any player in the NHL since Alex Ovechkin of the Washington Capitals tallied 15 shots on goal on November 10, 2015 vs. the Detroit Red Wings.

Alex DeBrincat scored his 34th goal of the season, extending his point streak to four games. DeBrincat has scored five goals in his last three games and his eight goals since February 7th currently share second in the NHL (trailing only Vladimir Tarasenko of the St. Louis Blues, who has 9 goals).

Dylan Strome scored his 16th goal of the season, extending his point streak to four games. He has at least one point in 9 of his last 10 games played; during the 10-game stretch, Strome has 16 points (with 12 assists & 4 goals). Since being acquired by the Blackhawks from the Arizona Coyotes on November 25, 2018, Strome has gotten 38 points (with 14 goals & 24 assists).

Jonathan Toews had a multi-point game with two assists, extending his point streak to 5 games where he has gotten 14 points (with 6 goals & 8 assists) in his last 10 games; it is also his sixth multi-assist game of the season.

Erik Gustafsson had a multi-point game with two assists, making it his second consecutive multi-point game; he also paced all Blackhawks players in the game with 26:18 of total ice time. Since February 10th, Gustafsson has gotten 8 assists, which are the most by any NHL defenseman. He continues to lead all Blackhawks defensemen in points, goals & assists.

Duncan Keith got his 25th assist of the season on Strome’s goal. In his last 6 games, Keith is averaging one assist per game and his +16 rating since January 20th paces all skaters in the NHL.

Collin Delia was the losing goaltender; he made 26 saves out of 30 shots on goal during the game.

Blackhawks vs. Stars:

Tonight will be the second time this season that the Blackhawks and the Dallas Stars will play against each other; the last time both teams faced each other back on December 20, 2018, the Blackhawks defeated them 5-2 with goals scored by Patrick Kane (who had two), Alex DeBrincat (who also had two assists), Erik Gustafsson and Brendan Perlini. Cam Ward made 26 saves out of 28 shots on goal during the game.

The Dallas Stars will be coming off a 3-0 shutout loss against the Carolina Hurricanes on Saturday. Ben Bishop made 28 saves out of 30 shots on goal during the game.

Players to Be Aware of:

Tyler Seguin (who currently leads the team in points, goals & assists; he has gotten 6 points with 4 goals & 2 assists in 3 out of his last 5 games; he had a multi-point game with a goal and an assist in the Stars’ last game; he has 57 points with 26 goals & 31 assists so far this season)

Jamie Benn (who is currently second on the team in goals and third on the team in points; he has gotten 3 points with 2 goals & 1 assist in 2 out of his last 5 games; he had a multi-point game with 2 goals in the Stars’ last game; he has 41 points with 21 goals & 20 assists so far this season)

Esa Lindell (who has gotten 5 points with 2 goals & 3 assists in 3 out of his last 5 games; he had a multi-point game with 2 assists in the Stars’ last game; he has 28 points with 9 goals & 19 assists so far this season)

[baseballfan105]

Sorry this is so long

My list of hockey players that I just love and find to be adorable, cute, hot, attractive, precious, or a mix of all of them combined.

So here it is (in no particular order)

Johnny Gaudreau, Calgary Flames #13

Clayton Keller, Arizona Coyotes #9

Tyson Jost, Colorado Avalanche #17

Matthew Tkachuk, Calgary Flames #19

Jakub Vrana, Washington Capitals #13

Dylan Larkin, Detroit Red Wings #71

Jake Virtanen, Vancouver Canucks #18

Andre Burakovsky, Washington Capitals #65

Mitch Marner, Toronto Maple Leafs #16

William Nylander, Toronto Maple Leafs #29

Travis Konecny, Philadelphia Flyers #11

Nolan Patrick, Philadelphia Flyers #19

Jimmy Vesey, New York Rangers #26

Mat Barzal, New York Islanders #13

Anthony Beauvillier, New York Islanders #72

Anders Lee, New York Islanders #27

Kevin Fiala, Nashville Predators #22

Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Edmonton Oilers #93

Ryan Murray, Columbus Blue Jackets #27

Zach Werenski, Columbus Blue Jackets #8

Alexander Wennberg, Columbus Blue Jackets #10

Nathan MacKinnon, Colorado Avalanche #29

Jeff Skinner, Carolina Hurricanes #53

Noah Hanifin, Carolina Hurricanes #5

Jake DeBrusk, Boston Bruins #74

Brandon Carlo, Boston Bruins #25

Brendan Perlini, Arizona Coyotes #11

Colton Parayko, St. Louis Blues #55

Nico Hischier, New Jersey Devils #13

Brayden Point, Tampa Bay Lightning #21

Troy Stecher, Vancouver Canucks #51

Connor Murphy, Chicago Blackhawks #5

Matthew Peca, Tampa Bay Lightning #63

Auston Matthews, Toronto Maple Leafs #34

Non NHLers

Nick Suzuki, Owen Sound Attack #37

Carter Hart, Everett Silvertips #70

Michael McLeod, Mississauga Steelheads #9

Kailer Yamamoto, Spokane Chiefs #17

Cody Glass, Portland Winterhawks #8

Michael Rasmussen, Tri-City Americans #15

Cal Foote, Kelowna Rockets #25

Shane Bowers, Boston University #15

Jake Bean, Tri-City Americans #2

Kieffer Bellows, Portland Winterhawks #22

Brett Howden, Moose Jaw Warriors #21

Troy Terry, University of Denver #19

Ryan Donato, Harvard University #16

Jake Oettinger, Boston University #29

(Note: Just about anyone on Team Canada and USA from the World Juniors also)

[olympicgames-en]

2022 Winter Olympics ice hockey qualifying: GB win again to top group

#OlympicGames [BBC]Brett Perlini helped GB to victory by scoring twice in the second period Great Britain thrashed Estonia 7-1 to top Group J in pre-qualification for the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing. Having beaten ...

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2022 Winter Olympics ice hockey qualifying: GB win again to top group

#WinterOlympic #WinterOlympicGames [BBC]Brett Perlini helped GB to victory by scoring twice in the second period Great Britain thrashed Estonia 7-1 to top Group J in pre-qualification for the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing. Having beaten …

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2022 Winter Olympics ice hockey qualifying: GB win again to top group

#WinterOlympic #WinterOlympicGames [BBC]Brett Perlini helped GB to victory by scoring twice in the second period Great Britain thrashed Estonia 7-1 to top Group J in pre-qualification for the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing. Having beaten ...

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2019 /r/hockey Offseason Sim Recap

Hey everyone,Throughout the summer /u/sandman730 and I organized a massive in-depth reddit hockey offseason simulation. We followed the real life important hockey events in the offseason and essentially had reddit users take over as GMs, making (for the most part) realistic changes to the lineup through the expansion draft, NHL entry draft, Free agency, and Trades.The end goal of the sim was to create a 23-man roster which would be judged by fans of the team and see how the GM did in comparison to IRL.Check out the Main Spreadsheets /u/sandman730 made to recap everything else HERE and HERE. They cover the Draft, all UFA and RFA signings, Trades and Final Depth Charts.Also, you can check out the subreddit HEREI have just posted individual team recaps to each team's subreddit, complete with all the transactions as well as the final 23 man rosters, so feel free to check out the ones you are interested in seeing.Quick Link to each thread here: LinksPlease be respectful if you choose to comment in other teams' subreddits.A Trade List/Summary can be found HERE -- Credit to /u/marino19 for compiling the trades.2019 NHL Draft Round 1PickTeamPlayerPosition1 New Jersey DevilsJack HughesC2 New York RangersKaapo KakkoRW3 Chicago BlackhawksAlex TurcotteC4 Colorado AvalancheKirby DachC/RW5 Los Angeles KingsBowen ByramLD6 Vegas Golden KnightsCole CaufieldRW7 Anaheim DucksDylan CozensC8 Edmonton OilersVasili PodkolzinRW9 Buffalo SabresMatthew BoldyLW10 Vancouver CanucksTrevor ZegrasC11 Minnesota WildPeyton KrebsC12 Minnesota WildPhilip BrobergLD13 Florida PanthersSpencer KnightG14 Arizona CoyotesAlex NewhookC15 Boston BruinsArthur KaliyevRW16 Colorado AvalancheNolan FooteLW17 Detroit Red WingsVictor SoderstromRD18 Dallas StarsCam YorkLD19 Ottawa SenatorsMoritz SeiderRD20 New York RangersRyan SuzukiC21 Los Angeles KingsPhillip TomasinoC22 Los Angeles KingsThomas HarleyLD23 New York IslandersRaphael LavoieLW/RW24 Nashville PredatorsVille HeinolaLD25 Washington CapitalsSamuel PoulinC/LW26 Calgary FlamesBobby BrinkC/RW27 New Jersey DevilsAlex VlasicLD28 Carolina HurricanesConnor McMichaelC/LW29 Anaheim DucksLassi ThomsonRD30 Boston BruinsBrett LeasonRW31 Detroit Red WingsMads SogaardG2019 Notable RFA SigningsTeamPlayerCap HitYearsDetailsARI Lawson Crouse$2,450,0003BOS Charlie McAvoy$7,000,0008BOS Brandon Carlo$4,400,0006BOS Danton Heinen$2,500,0002BUF Jake McCabe$3,800,0004BUF Evan Rodrigues$2,500,0003CGY Matthew Tkachuk$7,900,000720 Team M-NTC (2023-2026)CGY David Rittich$2,750,0002CGY Sam Bennett$2,550,0002CAR Sebastian Aho$9,500,000820 team M-NTC (2023-24), Full NMC (2024-2027)CAR Brock McGinn$2,200,0002CHI Ryan Murray$4,300,0003CHI André Burakovsky$3,250,0001COL Mikko Rantanen$9,000,000820 team M-NTC (2023-25), 25 team M-NTC (2025-2027)COL J.T. Compher$3,500,0004COL Nikita Zadorov$3,000,0002CBJ Zachary Werenski$6,700,0005DET Cody Ceci$4,000,0004LAK Alex Iafallo$2,650,0004LAK Adrian Kempe$2,400,0002MIN Kevin Fiala$3,500,0002MIN Ryan Donato$2,000,0002MTL Artturi Lehkonen$3,100,0003MTL Joel Armia$2,800,0002NSH Colton Sissons$2,800,0003NJD Kevin Labanc$5,000,0003NJD Will Butcher$3,500,0002NJD Pavel Zacha$2,000,0002NYI Anthony Beauvillier$2,500,0002NYR Pavel Buchnevich$3,250,0002NYR Neal Pionk$3,000,0002NYR Anthony Deangelo$2,500,0002OTT Colin White$4,000,0003PHI Ivan Provorov$6,750,0006PHI Travis Konecny$3,500,0002PHI Travis Sanheim$3,000,0002PHI Scott Laughton$2,300,0003PIT Marcus Pettersson$2,200,0002SJS Timo Meier$6,000,0006STL Jordan Binnington$3,250,0003STL Andrew Copp$2,200,0003STL Oskar Sundqvist$2,000,0002TBL Brayden Point$9,500,0005TOR Kasperi Kapanen$3,000,0003TOR Andreas Johnsson$2,650,0002VAN Brock Boeser$7,777,7777VAN Alexander Kerfoot$3,500,0003VAN Ben Hutton$2,800,0002VGK William Karlsson$6,750,0008Full NMC (2020-27)VGK Nikita Gusev$4,250,0002Full NMC (2020-21)WSH Jakub Vrána$4,700,0005WSH Brendan Perlini$2,500,0003WPG Jacob Trouba$7,000,0008WPG Kyle Connor$7,000,000722 Team M-NTC (2023-2026)WPG Patrik Laine$5,350,0002WPG Joel Edmundson$4,300,00032019 Notable UFA SigningsTeamPlayerCap HitYearsDetailsANA Anton Strålman$4,250,000216 Team M-NTCANA Ryan Miller$1,125,0001BOS Richard Pánik$2,500,0004BOS Garnet Hathaway$1,000,0002CGY Pierre-Édouard Bellemare$1,500,0002CGY Curtis McElhinney$1,300,0002CAR Joe Pavelski$8,000,000410 Team M-NTCCAR Petr Mrázek$4,520,0004CHI Keith Kinkaid$1,750,0001COL Artemi Panarin$12,000,0007Full NMCCBJ Brian Elliott$2,000,0001DAL Tyler Myers$6,750,000715 Team M-NTCDAL Marcus Johansson$4,250,0004DAL Ryan Dzingel$4,000,0004DET Niklas Kronwall$2,000,0002DET Zemgus Girgensons$1,600,0001EDM Alex Chiasson$2,050,0002FLA Gustav Nyquist$6,400,0005FLA Semyon Varlamov$5,000,0004FLA Colin Wilson$1,500,0002LAK Brian Boyle$3,750,0001LAK Nathan Beaulieu$1,500,0001MIN Mats Zuccarello$6,000,0005Full NMC (2019-22) and a 10 team M-NTC (2022-24)NSH Matt Duchene$9,000,0007Full NMC (2019-22) and a 10 team M-NTC (2022-26)NJD Wayne Simmonds$5,000,0001NYI Anders Lee$8,250,000610 Team M-NTCNYI Jordan Eberle$6,000,0005NTC (2019-21) and a 16 team M-NTC (2021-24)NYI Robin Lehner$6,000,0004OTT Sergei Bobrovsky$10,000,0007Full NMC (2019-24) and a NMC+16 team M-NTC (2024-26)OTT Ron Hainsey$3,500,0001OTT Carl Gunnarsson$2,500,0001PHI Kevin Hayes$6,500,0005Full NMC (2019-22) and a 12 team M-NTC (2022-24)PHI Cam Talbot$2,500,0002PIT Brandon Tanev$2,500,0004PIT Noel Acciari$1,000,0001SJS Erik Karlsson$11,500,0008Full NMCSJS Joonas Donskoi$3,500,0004STL Jake Gardiner$6,800,0007NTC (2019-24) and a 20 team M-NTC (2024-26)STL Patrick Maroon$1,450,0001STL Brett Ritchie$1,000,0001TOR Markus Granlund$1,300,0001VAN Alexander Edler$6,000,0003Full NMC (NTC for Expansion Draft)VAN Micheal Ferland$3,500,0004Includes a full NMC (2019-21), a 10 team M-NTC (2021-22), and a 8 team N-NTC (2022-23)VGK Riley Sheahan$1,350,0002WSH Carl Hagelin$2,750,0004WPG Dan Girardi$1,400,0001WPG Valtteri Filppula$1,000,0001Includes $500K in PB ($250k for 50GP, $250k for 40 Points)Finally, I just want to show appreciation to everyone who participated and made the whole sim possible./u/sandman730 - Helped massively with all the spreadsheets, announcements, discord and much more, couldn't have run the sim without his guidance./u/chocolatealmondfudge - Helped with the trade committee, supplying Trade Lists and providing Tweets as "Fudgeman"./u/alexfig88 - Helped with the trade committee, supplying Trade Lists and providing Tweets as "Boob_McKenzie"./u/axepig - Helped set up the discord and was also often helping out with trades./u/randompunkt, /u/gabroux, /u/futuregeriatric, /u/crazy_canucklehead, /u/marino19, /u/professorwhat, /u/lonewolfcomando and /u/goldenmarauder - RFA and UFA AgentsThanks to all the GMs and AGMs!Thanks to everyone here who is taking the time to check out all our hard work but go easy on us, we aren't GMs!. Feel free to comment here too with any opinions you might have regarding the sim. 2019 /r/hockey Offseason Sim Recap Source

[goalhofer]

Every goal of the 2024 IIHF Worlds day 11

Great Britain vs. Norway

#37 Markus Vikingstad (2) Krogdahl (2), Vold-Engebråten (1) 4:34 1st (Great Britain 0-1 Norway)

#41 Patrick Thoresen (1) unassisted 6:46 1st (Great Britain 0-2 Norway)

#71 Eskild Bakke-Olsen (1) Steen (2), Brandsegg-Nygård (3) 12:25 1st (Great Britain 0-3 Norway)

#28 Michael Brandsegg-Nygård (3)(PP) Thoresen (3), Zuccarello-Aasen (5) 1:18 2nd (Great Britain 0-4 Norway)

#9 Brett Perlini (1)(PP) Dowd (2), O'Connor (2) 4:56 2nd (Great Britain 1-4 Norway)

#71 Eskild Bakke-Olsen (2) Brandsegg-Nygård (4) 4:36 3rd (Great Britain 1-5 Norway)

#74 Ollie Betteridge (1) Lake (3), Mosey (3) 7:25 3rd (Great Britain 2-5 Norway)

Finland vs. Denmark

#24 Hannes Björninen (1) Mattila (1), Määttä (3) 3:26 3rd (Finland 1-0 Denmark)

#2 Rasmus Rissanen (1) unassisted 5:03 3rd (Finland 2-0 Denmark)

#11 Alex True (1) Fisker-Mølgaard (3), Russell (2) 18:16 3rd (Finland 2-1 Denmark)

#25 Pekka Jormakka (1)(EN) unassisted 19:07 3rd (Finland 3-1 Denmark)

Sweden vs. France

#23 Lucas Raymond (3) Burakovsky (4), Holmberg (3) 8:00 2nd (Sweden 1-0 France)

#3 Charles Bertrand (1) Boudon (1), Rech (4) 9:23 2nd (Sweden 1-1 France)

#65 Erik Karlsson (4)(PP) Hedman (3), Kempe (2) 1:29 3rd (Sweden 2-1 France)

#95 Andre Burakovsky (3)(EN) Raymond (3) 19:56 3rd (Sweden 3-1 France)

Kazakhstan vs. Poland

#21 Kamil Wałęga (2) Łyszczarczyk (3), Bryk (2) 9:11 1st (Kazakhstan 0-1 Poland)

#10 Nikita Mikhailis (1) Shestakov (3) 12:35 1st (Kazakhstan 1-1 Poland)

#28 Valeri Orekhov (1) Mikhailis (3), Daniyar (2) 10:20 3rd (Kazakhstan 2-1 Poland)

#48 Roman Starchenko (3) unassisted 14:25 3rd (Kazakhstan 3-1 Poland)

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GARAND AND WOLF PACK ELIMINATE CHECKERS IN 3

By: Alex Thomas, Hartford Wolf Pack CHARLOTTE, NC – Dylan Garand made a playoff career-high 39 saves on Sunday afternoon to help the Hartford Wolf Pack complete their First Round series victory over the Charlotte Checkers. The Wolf Pack used a five-on-five, powerplay, and shorthanded goal to win Game 3 3-1, advancing to the Atlantic Division Semifinals for the second consecutive season. Just 2:39 into the third period, Mike Benning was whistled for tripping, giving the Wolf Pack their fourth powerplay of the game. The Pack connected for the third time in the series, ballooning their lead to 2-0. Brett Berard sent a backdoor pass to Riley Nash, who settled the puck and tapped home a backhander for his second goal of the Calder Cup Playoffs at 4:21. The goal would stand as the game-winner and series-winner. The Wolf Pack jumped out to a first-period lead with the icebreaker for the second time in the series. Mac Hollowell found Jaroslav Chmelař just outside the Charlotte zone, hitting the young forward with a pass. Chmelař entered the zone and danced around Skyler Brind'Amour, who blew a tire. Chmelař then cut to the goal and snapped home his first career Calder Cup Playoff goal at 10:10 of the first period. Garand was tested late in the period when the Checkers were awarded the game's first powerplay. At 17:24, Anton Blidh flipped the puck over the glass and out of play, taking a delay-of-game penalty. Garand and the penalty kill stood tall, pushing the game to the intermission with the Pack still ahead. The netminder made twelve saves in the opening stanza. Garand also stood firm in the second period, making 15 saves to keep the Wolf Pack ahead through 40 minutes. Garand's best save of the period came during a stretch of four-on-four play when Casey Fitzgerald was teed up for a one-timer from the slot. Garand kicked the bid away with his right pad, keeping it 1-0 for the Wolf Pack. Nash's goal early in the third period gave the Wolf Pack a 2-0 lead and the necessary offense to complete their series comeback. Jake Leschyshyn was whistled for holding the stick at 13:39, giving the Checkers a late powerplay look to draw back into the game. Berard extinguished the hopes at 14:52, making it 3-0 with the first goal of his Calder Cup Playoff career. Berard took a pass from Nash and rushed shorthanded into the offensive zone on the right-wing side. Berard used his speed to create a breakaway before snapping a shot by Hellberg. The Checkers quickly responded on the powerplay, however, as Brendan Perlini snapped home his first goal of the postseason from the left-wing circle at 15:37. The Checkers pressed hard in the final moments with the goaltender pulled but could not solve Garand. With the victory, the Wolf Pack advance to the Atlantic Division Semifinals, where they will take on the Providence Bruins in a best-of-five series. For playoff information, please visit www.hartfordwolfpack.com/tickets/playoff-information. About OVG360: OVG360, a division of Oak View Group, is a full-service venue management and hospitality company that helps client partners reimagine the sports, live entertainment, and convention industries for the betterment of the venue, employees, artists, athletes, and surrounding communities. With a portfolio of more than 200 client partners spanning arenas, stadiums, convention centers, performing arts centers, cultural institutions, and state fairs around the globe, OVG360 provides a set of services, resources, and expertise designed to elevate every aspect of business that matters to venue operators. Service-oriented and driven by social responsibility, OVG360 helps facilities drive value through excellence and innovation in food services, booking and content development, sustainable operations, public health and safety, and more. ABOUT THE HARTFORD WOLF PACK: The Hartford Wolf Pack has been a premier franchise in the American Hockey League since its inception in 1997. The Wolf Pack is the top player-development affiliate of the NHL's New York Rangers and plays at the XL Center. The Wolf Pack has been home to some of the Rangers' newest faces, including Igor Shesterkin, Filip Chytil, and Ryan Lindgren. Follow the Wolf Pack on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok. HARTFORD WOLF PACK HOWLINGS Read the full article

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Great Britain fall just short against United States at ice hockey World Championship

Great Britain suffered a. Great Britain suffered a. Great Britain suffered a. Team GB will take away many positive things from the American superstar defeat proving that Britain can compete at this level of ice hockey

By Paul Newman for MailOnline

18:01 BST, May 15, 2019 | For the eleven scorelines it just doesn't matter. This was a brilliant, heroic performance by Great Britain & # 39; s World Championships minnows against American superstars.

The US may have won 6-3 here, but that's not the story. GB, so desperately disappointing in Denmark's 9-0 losses on Tuesday, was so much better at giving a team consisting of some of the biggest names in the NHL a blast of a match.

Take a bow, then, Britain's first two scorers in Manchester's Mike Hammond and Nottingham's Brett Perlini and an excellent netminder in Ben Bowns that has so many new ones admirers deserve in this tournament that his club Cardiff has difficulty keeping him. Jack Hughes will remain in memory for a long time.

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Great Britain set up a heroic display when they lost 6-3 to United States on Wednesday

But, more than anyone else also, bow Guildford's Ben Davies who became the first British-born and raised player to score at this level as opposed to dual citizens when he was an emphatic late third past USA retired Thatcher Demko

Really, this was a great all-round screen from a British side who knew they had let themselves be slapped against the Danish team that one of their more realis chances in this elite group to achieve that most important victory at the highest level.

GB would never be that of an American team with perhaps the most star-studded selection of even Canada here in Slovakia and leader of one of the biggest names in the Chicago Kandan game.

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James van Riemsdyk scores a goal during the World Championship Group A-game

But what they did was show the ice hockey world their narrow defeat of Germany in their opening match was not cursing and they can really compete at this higher level. From outside Britain threatened the US.

The US threatened from Great Britain. target and Hammond, Perlini and Ben O & Connor all went close before the US needed a man benefit and a power-play for James van Riemsdyk to force his way past Bowns.

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Players from the United States and Great Britain get involved in massive scramble for the puck

GB had only scored one goal in their first three games – Hammond against Germany – but they earned their equalizer when the Manchester man earned an ovation from not only the British fans, but also the home defenders with the equalizer.

For nearly 15 glorious minutes, GB enjoyed a resemblance to a team that took home more than $ 60 million in wages between them this season, with Kane being particularly muscled from the game by the determined efforts of the British defense. . ]

It took her power-play goal for the US to finally take the lead by Clayton Keller and when Chris Kreider and Alex DeBrincat extended the advantage of the United States, Britain could have been forgiven for it crumble

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Ben Davies celebrates after scoring Britain's third goal on Wednesday afternoon

Instead, they just kept coming and he came back scoringly near Perlini, the Brother of Chicago & Brandon's, the second 15 seconds before the end of the second period England hit.

It was not until the final period that Britain began to fade, with Kane finally managing to the score form to come and add Derek Ryan sixth before Davies gloriously provided the highlight of the night for GB by destroying the third at home.

Doesn't matter. Britain must face Finland and Slovakia on Friday and Saturday, but their chances of staying at this low level will lead them to beat the French. And if they play, they will have every opportunity.

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Top 300 Keeper League Skaters – April 2019

Here are the Top 300 skaters to own in your points-only keeper leagues – April edition!

  As with every year for the last 17 years, my April, May and June adjustments are casual. The July and August editions are my "audit" rankings because, thanks to the Fantasy Guide, every detail of every player within every team is analyzed top to bottom. April? Not so much. I go over every player on my spreadsheet and wipe the slate clean for the season just completed, and I make my best guess – no formulas – at how they will do next year. I tweak the 3YP, I adjust the team offense value (i.e. for Columbus I tweaked it downward because I expect them to lose a lot of offense this summer).

  What's left is that the young players improve, the older players slip. The injured players get a clean slate and move up, the over-achievers of 2018-19 move down. The late-season surges of some promising young players get a bit of a bump. Doing the April rankings are always a lot of fun. My goal is to do my best to get these as close to what I come up with in August after extensive analysis as I can. The players I'm 'way' off on I take it hard. I want to be a savant with this – I want spew out an accurate player value without doing the work (and then prove myself right after doing the work in the summer).

  As always, players between +/- 5.0 in the ratings should be considered equal. Click on any player name to be taken to his incredible stats page (with charts, game logs, graphs, fancy stats – everything you need, even customizable date windows you can look at).

  Late Playoff Draft? Pick up my 13th Annual Playoff Draft List Here

  April Player Team DEF? Rating March Feb Change 1 Nikita Kucherov TBL   312.9 2 2 1 2 Connor McDavid EDM   308.6 1 1 -1 3 Johnny Gaudreau CGY   208.4 4 5 1 4 Patrick Kane CHI   207.9 5 11 1 5 Nathan MacKinnon COL   202.9 3 3 -2 6 Leon Draisaitl EDM   201.0 13 17 7 7 Sidney Crosby PIT   189.1 7 6 0 8 Mitchell Marner TOR   185.1 8 8 0 9 Mikko Rantanen COL   177.6 6 4 -3 10 John Tavares TOR   172.8 14 13 4 11 Auston Matthews TOR   167.8 16 12 5 12 Steven Stamkos TBL   167.2 19 23 7 13 Jack Eichel BUF   164.1 12 15 -1 14 Mark Scheifele WPG   162.9 10 7 -4 15 Brayden Point TBL   160.5 11 10 -4 16 Brad Marchand BOS   158.0 18 19 2 17 Blake Wheeler WPG   152.6 9 9 -8 18 Artemi Panarin CBJ   150.8 15 16 -3 19 Aleksander Barkov FLA   150.7 27 29 8 20 Sebastian Aho CAR   147.8 22 25 2 21 Alex Ovechkin WAS   147.7 17 18 -4 22 Sean Monahan CGY   147.2 20 21 -2 23 Claude Giroux PHI   144.5 21 22 -2 24 David Pastrnak BOS   143.9 25 14 1 25 Jonathan Huberdeau FLA   143.2 28 28 3 26 Elias Lindholm CGY   141.6 23 34 -3 27 Evgeni Malkin PIT   139.4 24 24 -3 28 Phil Kessel PIT   135.3 26 20 -2 29 Taylor Hall NJD   134.0 47 40 18 30 Nicklas Backstrom WAS   131.3 32 26 2 31 Elias Pettersson VAN   130.9 40 39 9 32 Matthew Tkachuk CGY   130.3 35 27 3 33 Jake Guentzel PIT   128.8 42 42 9 34 Alex DeBrincat CHI   126.6 38 51 4 35 Erik Karlsson SJS y 125.0 56 30 21 36 Evgeny Kuznetsov WAS   124.4 31 36 -5 37 Tyler Seguin DAL   124.3 33 35 -4 38 Mathew Barzal NYI   124.1 37 32 -1 39 Gabriel Landeskog COL   124.0 30 33 -9 40 Brent Burns SJS y 121.8 29 31 -11 41 Vladimir Tarasenko STL   118.9 46 60 5 42 Sean Couturier PHI   117.8 50 69 8 43 Ryan O'Reilly STL   114.3 43 45 0 44 Dylan Larkin DET   113.1 55 57 11 45 Tomas Hertl SJS   113.1 68 80 23 46 Jakub Voracek PHI   112.1 39 44 -7 47 Patrice Bergeron BOS   111.9 44 41 -3 48 Mark Stone VGK   110.7 36 37 -12 49 Morgan Rielly TOR y 110.5 34 38 -15 50 Kyle Connor WPG   110.4 70 54 20 51 Teuvo Teravainen CAR   109.4 53 70 2 52 John Carlson WAS y 109.1 48 43 -4 53 Anze Kopitar LAK   107.6 64 63 11 54 Mika Zibanejad NYR   107.5 58 67 4 55 Patrik Laine WPG   107.4 52 59 -3 56 Dylan Strome CHI   106.6 111 138 55 57 Sam Reinhart BUF   102.8 59 62 2 58 Logan Couture SJS   101.6 51 50 -7 59 Max Domi MON   101.2 57 58 -2 60 Matt Duchene CBJ   100.3 41 46 -19 61 Jonathan Drouin MON   100.3 71 83 10 62 Clayton Keller ARI   99.4 79 64 17 63 Nikolaj Ehlers WPG   99.2 91 89 28 64 Ryan Johansen NSH   99.1 61 52 -3 65 Jonathan Toews CHI   98.6 49 73 -16 66 Jonathan Marchessault VGK   97.5 74 78 8 67 Alexander Radulov DAL   97.4 63 53 -4 68 Brock Boeser VAN   97.2 73 66 5 69 Timo Meier SJS   97.2 62 49 -7 70 Mikael Granlund NSH   96.4 54 48 -16 71 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins EDM   96.1 67 56 -4 72 Nico Hischier NJD   95.5 78 79 6 73 William Nylander TOR   94.8 114 111 41 74 Cam Atkinson CBJ   93.0 45 47 -29 75 William Karlsson VGK   92.2 83 84 8 76 Viktor Arvidsson NSH   90.3 98 87 22 77 Mark Giordano CGY y 89.9 80 90 3 78 Vincent Trocheck FLA   89.7 102 96 24 79 Mike Hoffman FLA   89.2 72 71 -7 80 Victor Hedman TBL y 88.6 77 76 -3 81 Jamie Benn DAL   88.6 69 55 -12 82 Bo Horvat VAN   87.4 81 74 -1 83 Ryan Getzlaf ANA   86.9 82 77 -1 84 Kevin Labanc SJS   86.8 110 120 26 85 Filip Forsberg NSH   86.7 76 82 -9 86 Thomas Chabot OTT y 85.3 75 61 -11 87 Evgenii Dadonov FLA   84.3 84 75 -3 88 Josh Bailey NYI   83.8 86 88 -2 89 Tyson Barrie COL y 82.4 87 81 -2 90 Anthony Mantha DET   82.2 141 144 51 91 John Klingberg DAL y 81.4 112 100 21 92 Pierre-Luc Dubois CBJ   81.0 65 68 -27 93 Jeff Skinner BUF   80.9 66 65 -27 94 Nick Schmaltz ARI   75.8 179 177 85 95 Rasmus Dahlin BUF y 75.3 99 129 4 96 J.T. Miller TBL   75.1 109 103 13 97 Torey Krug BOS y 74.7 92 97 -5 98 Joe Pavelski SJS   74.3 60 72 -38 99 Alex Tuch VGK   73.9 126 86 27 100 Chris Kreider NYR   73.6 95 91 -5 101 Kevin Hayes WPG   73.3 90 107 -11 102 Rickard Rakell ANA   72.8 132 109 30 103 Keith Yandle FLA y 72.6 89 92 -14 104 Christian Dvorak ARI   72.4 157 153 53 105 Brayden Schenn STL   72.1 94 95 -11 106 Roman Josi NSH y 71.6 96 104 -10 107 Alex Galchenyuk ARI   70.8 115 117 8 108 Andreas Athanasiou DET   70.4 122 119 14 109 Kris Letang PIT y 69.7 85 85 -24 110 David Krejci BOS   69.5 88 131 -22 111 Anders Lee NYI   69.4 101 102 -10 112 Seth Jones CBJ y 67.7 93 101 -19 113 Jakub Vrana WAS   66.4 129 132 16 114 Kyle Palmieri NJD   66.3 104 98 -10 115 Travis Konecny PHI   65.7 113 124 -2 116 Yanni Gourde TBL   65.5 105 106 -11 117 Nino Niederreiter CAR   64.6 116 135 -1 118 Evander Kane SJS   64.6 103 105 -15 119 Jacob Trouba WPG y 64.2 143 151 24 120 Shayne Gostisbehere PHI y 64.0 128 127 8 121 Jason Zucker MIN   63.5 140 134 19 122 Zach Werenski CBJ y 63.1 118 123 -4 123 Gustav Nyquist SJS   63.1 108 94 -15 124 Erik Gustafsson CHI y 62.7 119 163 -5 125 P.K. Subban NSH y 62.4 133 128 8 126 Oliver Ekman-Larsson ARI y 62.1 123 122 -3 127 Andrei Svechnikov CAR   61.8 159 149 32 128 Tyler Johnson TBL   61.0 107 93 -21 129 Kevin Fiala MIN   60.9 121 115 -8 130 Reilly Smith VGK   60.5 144 126 14 131 Oliver Bjorkstrand CBJ   59.7 168 184 37 132 Zach Parise MIN   58.1 97 99 -35 133 Tomas Tatar MON   57.7 106 113 -27 134 Vinnie Hinostroza ARI   57.3 198 224 64 135 Andreas Johnsson TOR   57.1 124 173 -11 136 Jaden Schwartz STL   56.8 130 118 -6 137 Matt Dumba MIN y 56.2 178 175 41 138 Tyler Bertuzzi DET   55.9 196 191 58 139 Ryan Dzingel CBJ   55.8 100 112 -39 140 Drew Doughty LAK y 55.7 146 137 6 141 Nazem Kadri TOR   54.7 120 114 -21 142 Troy Terry ANA   54.0 267 271 125 143 James van Riemsdyk PHI   53.9 152 182 9 144 Brandon Saad CHI   53.7 131 143 -13 145 Mats Zuccarello DAL   53.4 142 141 -3 146 Nick Ritchie ANA   53.4 165 156 19 147 Max Pacioretty VGK   53.4 138 125 -9 148 Brendan Gallagher MON   52.5 137 142 -11 149 Jesperi Kotkaniemi MON   52.4 180 186 31 150 Chris Tierney OTT   52.4 139 130 -11 151 Kasperi Kapanen TOR   52.3 125 171 -26 152 David Perron STL   52.3 134 110 -18 153 Jakob Silfverberg ANA   52.1 191 157 38 154 Eric Staal MIN   51.4 117 116 -37 155 Danton Heinen BOS   51.0 192 197 37 156 Tom Wilson WAS   49.6 127 121 -29 157 Phillip Danault MON   49.6 136 139 -21 158 Jesper Bratt NJD   49.2 158 179 0 159 Derek Stepan ARI   49.1 166 158 7 160 Ryan Donato MIN   48.9 236 263 76 161 Dougie Hamilton CAR y 48.3 173 169 12 162 Alexander Kerfoot COL   48.1 147 133 -15 163 Tyler Toffoli LAK   48.0 161 147 -2 164 Charlie Coyle BOS   47.9 151 150 -13 165 Anthony Cirelli TBL   47.2 233 236 68 166 Ryan Ellis NSH y 47.1 153 165 -13 167 Erik Haula VGK   46.9 184 188 17 168 Colin White OTT   46.8 164 152 -4 169 Brady Tkachuk OTT   45.1 156 155 -13 170 Artturi Lehkonen MON   45.1 169 167 -1 171 Maxime Comtois ANA   44.8 290 293 119 172 Jimmy Vesey NYR   44.3 155 170 -17 173 Jared McCann PIT   44.1 301 310 128 174 Robert Thomas STL   43.3 248 230 74 175 Pavel Buchnevich NYR   42.9 185 220 10 176 Mark Jankowski CGY   42.5 187 192 11 177 Anthony Beauvillier NYI   42.4 201 190 24 178 Ondrej Palat TBL   42.3 148 146 -30 179 Mikael Backlund CGY   41.7 163 164 -16 180 Rasmus Ristolainen BUF y 41.6 145 145 -35 181 Jordan Eberle NYI   41.4 162 161 -19 182 Alex Pietrangelo STL y 41.0 176 196 -6 183 Nolan Patrick PHI   41.0 189 212 6 184 Brendan Perlini CHI   40.9 227 238 43 185 Charlie McAvoy BOS y 40.8 292 269 107 186 Drake Batherson OTT   40.4 251 250 65 187 Dustin Byfuglien WPG y 40.3 135 108 -52 188 T.J. Oshie WAS   39.3 171 194 -17 189 Marcus Johansson BOS   38.4 172 198 -17 190 Alexander Wennberg CBJ   37.9 170 148 -20 191 Josh Morrissey WPG y 37.9 149 136 -42 192 J.T. Compher COL   37.8 200 176 8 193 Jake Gardiner TOR y 37.8 177 168 -16 194 Nikolay Goldobin VAN   37.4 193 174 -1 195 Ryan Pulock NYI y 37.1 207 208 12 196 Jake DeBrusk BOS   36.8 195 218 -1 197 Mattias Ekholm NSH y 36.3 154 154 -43 198 Bryan Little WPG   35.9 174 160 -24 199 Darnell Nurse EDM y 35.4 215 222 16 200 Jack Roslovic WPG   34.8 203 206 3 201 Ryan Suter MIN y 34.6 167 166 -34 202 Alex Killorn TBL   33.9 188 180 -14 203 Micheal Ferland CAR   33.5 183 200 -20 204 Brett Connolly WAS   33.5 216 242 12 205 Ondrej Kase ANA   32.8 265 201 60 206 Sven Baertschi VAN   32.6 222 215 16 207 Craig Smith NSH   32.3 224 202 17 208 Henrik Borgstrom FLA   32.1 204 207 -4 209 Dominik Kahun CHI   32.1 231 291 22 210 Ryan Poehling MON   31.8 377 NR 167 211 Shea Theodore VGK y 31.8 202 205 -9 212 Daniel Sprong ANA   30.8 256 256 44 213 Casey Mittelstadt BUF   30.5 197 203 -16 214 Brandon Montour BUF y 30.5 220 204 6 215 Nick Foligno CBJ   30.5 160 140 -55 216 Vladislav Namestnikov NYR   29.8 199 213 -17 217 Nick Bjugstad PIT   29.5 270 219 53 218 Mikhail Sergachev TBL y 29.3 252 251 34 219 Zach Hyman TOR   29.3 205 225 -14 220 Paul Stastny VGK   28.9 240 268 20 221 Ryan McDonagh TBL y 28.9 212 217 -9 222 Aaron Ekblad FLA y 28.7 239 223 17 223 Jake Muzzin TOR y 28.7 194 221 -29 224 Conor Garland ARI   28.7 237 240 13 225 Tanner Pearson VAN   28.5 353 323 128 226 Kyle Turris NSH   28.4 262 172 36 227 Adam Henrique ANA   28.4 213 211 -14 228 Frank Vatrano FLA   28.2 268 272 40 229 Bobby Ryan OTT   27.9 214 189 -15 230 Jean-Gabriel Pageau OTT   27.7 397 382 167 231 Eeli Tolvanen NSH   27.6 190 195 -41 232 Christian Fischer ARI   27.0 217 210 -15 233 Joonas Donskoi SJS   27.0 209 199 -24 234 Tyson Jost COL   27.0 255 253 21 235 Tony DeAngelo NYR y 26.7 254 350 19 236 Dustin Brown LAK   26.3 206 178 -30 237 Ivan Provorov PHI y 26.3 286 288 49 238 Jordan Greenway MIN   26.0 299 299 61 239 Kailer Yamamoto EDM   25.9 218 226 -21 240 Corey Perry ANA   25.9 446 416 206 241 Travis Sanheim PHI y 25.7 280 432 39 242 Connor Brown TOR   25.6 285 287 43 243 Shea Weber MON y 25.5 272 290 29 244 Sam Steel ANA   24.6 230 234 -14 245 Will Butcher NJD y 24.5 367 338 122 246 Filip Chytil NYR   24.3 336 335 90 247 Tage Thompson BUF   24.3 226 229 -21 248 Carl Soderberg COL   24.2 181 209 -67 249 Vince Dunn STL y 24.2 358 343 109 250 Andre Burakovsky WAS   24.2 242 244 -8 251 Joe Thornton SJS   24.2 221 247 -30 252 Brett Howden NYR   24.1 311 309 59 253 Zach Aston-Reese PIT   23.9 314 312 61 254 Noah Hanifin CGY y 23.9 210 183 -44 255 Kirill Kaprizov MIN   23.3 289 292 34 256 Ryan Strome NYR   23.3 404 402 148 257 Patric Hornqvist PIT   23.3 245 162 -12 258 Damon Severson NJD y 23.0 246 246 -12 259 Josh Anderson CBJ   23.0 211 257 -48 260 Jeremy Bracco TOR   22.8 258 NR -2 261 Pavel Zacha NJD   22.8 243 245 -18 262 Miro Heiskanen DAL y 22.4 276 325 14 263 Sam Bennett CGY   22.4 293 329 30 264 Boone Jenner CBJ   22.3 223 232 -41 265 Kristian Vesalainen WPG   22.2 247 248 -18 266 Jordan Kyrou STL   22.0 249 249 -17 267 Andrew Mangiapane CGY   22.0 273 276 6 268 Aleksi Heponiemi FLA   21.9 241 243 -27 269 Dylan Sikura CHI   21.6 253 252 -16 270 Blake Coleman NJD   21.0 250 214 -20 271 Scott Laughton PHI   20.9 408 408 137 272 Filip Zadina DET   20.7 261 262 -11 273 Derek Ryan CGY   20.7 394 429 121 274 Calle Jarnkrok NSH   20.5 288 254 14 275 Tyler Myers WPG y 20.4 333 333 58 276 Justin Schultz PIT y 20.3 389 359 113 277 Richard Panik ARI   20.2 345 318 68 278 Jeff Carter LAK   20.1 208 181 -70 279 Conor Sheary BUF   19.9 186 185 -93 280 Esa Lindell DAL y 19.9 275 303 -5 281 Taro Hirose DET   19.9 NR NR NEW 282 Joshua Ho-Sang NYI   19.7 257 258 -25 283 Martin Necas CAR   19.6 232 235 -51 284 Vitali Kravtsov NYR   19.6 340 340 56 285 Vitali Abramov OTT   19.5 263 265 -22 286 Michael McLeod NJD   19.5 298 298 12 287 Jason Robertson DAL   19.5 264 266 -23 288 Mike Matheson FLA y 19.5 308 284 20 289 Gabriel Vilardi LAK   18.8 309 307 20 290 Evan Bouchard EDM y 18.7 271 275 -19 291 Nicolas Roy CAR   18.6 274 277 -17 292 Carl Grundstrom LAK   18.6 303 NR 11 293 Dominik Simon PIT   18.5 383 260 90 294 Logan Brown OTT   18.5 277 279 -17 295 Boris Katchouk TBL   18.4 278 280 -17 296 Jordan Staal CAR   18.2 477 371 181 297 Devin Shore ANA   18.1 244 237 -53 298 Sammy Blais STL   18.0 328 327 30 299 Cody Eakin VGK   17.9 238 233 -61 300 Bryan Rust PIT   17.9 219 216 -81                                 April Player Team DEF? Rating March Feb Change 240 Corey Perry ANA   25.9 446 416 206 296 Jordan Staal CAR   18.2 477 371 181 210 Ryan Poehling MON   31.8 377 NR 167 230 Jean-Gabriel Pageau OTT   27.7 397 382 167 256 Ryan Strome NYR   23.3 404 402 148 271 Scott Laughton PHI   20.9 408 408 137 310 Travis Dermott TOR y 17.5 443 438 133 309 Rasmus Andersson CGY y 17.5 439 434 130 173 Jared McCann PIT   44.1 301 310 128 225 Tanner Pearson VAN   28.5 353 323 128                 April Player Team DEF? Rating March Feb Change 348 Brock Nelson NYI   15.0 150 159 -198 600 Thomas Vanek DET   -1.3 433 390 -167 474 Travis Zajac NJD   6.0 316 281 -158 496 Patrick Marleau TOR   5.1 354 354 -142 358 Ilya Kovalchuk LAK   14.5 225 227 -133 314 Jeff Petry MON y 17.0 182 193 -132 306 Wayne Simmonds NSH   17.7 175 187 -131 610 Jason Pominville BUF   -2.3 479 549 -131                 April Player Team DEF? Rating March Feb Change 281 Taro Hirose DET   19.9 NR NR NEW 324 Filip Chlapik OTT   16.6 NR NR NEW 344 Rocco Grimaldi NSH   15.5 NR NR NEW 369 Alexandre Texier CBJ   13.1 NR NR NEW 430 Erik Cernak TBL y 9.0 NR NR NEW 435 Calle Rosen TOR y 8.6 NR NR NEW 459 Joel Persson EDM y 6.8 NR NR NEW 465 Chad Krys CHI y 6.6 NR NR NEW 494 Travis Boyd WAS   5.2 NR NR NEW 500 Philippe Myers PHI y 4.9 NR NR NEW 518 Ian Mitchell CHI y 3.9 NR NR NEW 521 Joel L'Esperance DAL   3.8 NR NR NEW 545 Rasmus Sandin TOR y 2.7 NR NR NEW

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