Honey Badgers Ink a Pair of Canadian Forwards
Honey Badgers Ink a Pair of Canadian Forwards
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Honey Badgers Ink a Pair of Canadian Forwards
Montreal Pulls Away in Midweek Slugfest Against Ottawa
Les BlackJacks s’imposent grâce à une solide deuxième demie face aux Honey Badgers
Brampton Sign Former BlackJacks Guard Williams
Sea Bears Sign Canadian Centre Tshimanga
Championship Weekend Host Sea Bears Earn Convincing Road Win Over Alliance
River Lions Expand Lead Atop East with Victory Over Shooting Stars
River Lions Punch Playoff Ticket with Comeback Win Over Honey Badgers
Bandits Clinch Playoff Spot with Win Over Alliance
Edmonton Extends Win Streak to Six in Target Time Thriller
L'Alliance fait l'acquisition de l'ailier Canadien Stevenson
Stingers Take Final Regular-Season Battle of Alberta, Extend Win Streak
Hill Hits Major Milestone as River Lions Down Alliance
Bandits Re-Sign Canadian Forward Jongkuch
Montréal l’emporte de justesse sur la Saskatchewan grâce à une remontée en fin de match
Bandits Outlast Shooting Stars in Back-and-Forth Thriller
BlackJacks Celebrate Canada Day with Fourth Straight Win
The Nashville Predators have signed the former Tampa Bay Lightning defender for two years at an AAV of $2.75M. This brings the number of similarly-named players acquired for the blueline this week to two, after yesterday’s signing of Nicolas Hague . Perbix, who just turned 27, scored 19 points (6G/13A) in a third-pair role for the Bolts last season. The team struggled with puck control while he was paired with his usual defense partner, Emil Lilleberg. However, he played better with other...
Last year I made a joke about how we’d all sit around and wait for the inevitable Steven Stamkos re-signing in Tampa to be massively overshadowed by some other trade, and, uh, as you all know, that didn’t happen. This year I got nothin’. Pull up a chair and let’s see what happens.
The Nashville Predators made one move today before free agency began, trading Colton Sissons and Jeremy Lauzon to the Vegas Golden Knights for defender Nicolas Hague and a conditional 2027 draft pick. The Preds also agreed to retain salary on Sissons. Under those circumstances, it’s disappointing but not surprising to see that Hague’s on-ice impact for Vegas last season wasn’t the best. The 26-year-old is a low-scoring defender who struggled to move the puck out of the zone, though the Pr...
Smart mène les BlackJacks à une troisième victoire consécutive
The Preds made some trades and some picks today. Toward the end of the draft it seemed as if they just didn’t like a lot of the available options, swapping multiple picks for same-round picks next season. During the first round yesterday, they made three picks (and a trade): center Brady Martin at 5th , defender Cameron Reid at 21st , and forward Ryker Lee at 26th . Here are today’s additions: Jacob Rombach | Defender | Pick #35, 2nd Round 6’6″ defender Jacob Rombach spent the l...
Welcome back to the NHL Draft coverage! I’ll be doing a summary of the picks once they’re all in, and also updating this post live as the morning continues… and continues… and continues. The Preds should be making several picks throughout the day. Pick #35: Jacob Rombach (defender) Pick #55 : traded to the Vegas Golden Knights for Picks #58 and 122 this year Pick #58: Jack Ivankovic (goalie) Pick #122: Alex Huang (defender) Pick #131 : traded to the Edmonton Oil...
With the 26th overall pick, originally from the Tampa Bay Lightning, the Preds have drafted forward Ryker Lee. Lee — a graduate of Shattuck St. Mary’s — played for the Madison Capitols of the USHL last season, where he accumulated 58 points (31G/38A) in 68 games. He’s committed to play hockey at Michigan State University. This is a little earlier than many scouts projected Lee going, but EliteProspects evaluates him as a talented puckhandler and great passer. While they note he’s not...
The Preds traded the 23rd and 67th picks to the Ottawa Senators to move up and draft 21st, where they selected defender Cameron Reid, who may have fallen a little to get there — many scouting reports had him ranked a few places higher. Reid spent the last two seasons with the Kitchener Rangers, scoring 21 points (2G/21A) in 43 games in the first of those seasons and 54 points (14G/40A) in 67 games this year, where he was also awarded an A for the team. The scouting report at ElitePro...
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