NHL Thread Because There Isn't An NHL Thread
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Turbo
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I think it's an ad blocker thing. I get it temporarily when my server is slow.
Ginormousthumbs
Go on, geezer.
Remember when Karlsson scored 43 goals and finished with 78 points and was 24.
Hahaha….Minnesota.
Hahaha….Minnesota.
Hollywood
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You don't think Kappy is the real deal?
Ginormousthumbs
Go on, geezer.
I would not have paid him all of that cash for 55 games. He wasn’t the real deal in the playoffs.
BazookaTooth
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Its the Wild and they probably had no other choice right now, bet he had mad offers from the KHL
Ginormousthumbs
Go on, geezer.
Looks like Josh can pick up some work at Uber
Hollywood
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Josh who?
Ginormousthumbs
Go on, geezer.
What are the rules regarding vaccines for the league? I thought that if staff and players weren’t jabbed up, they were out? Or is the league leaving it up to each organization? It seems Canada has a strict policy but not the same in the States?
Ginormousthumbs
Go on, geezer.
Archibald. Pens legend.
Hollywood
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The Los Angeles Kings signed goaltender Cal Petersen to a three-year contract extension carrying an average annual value of $5 million.
Petersen has one season left on his current pact, which he inked with Los Angeles in the summer of 2019. It carries a cap hit of $858,333, according to CapFriendly.
The soon-to-be 27-year-old took the reins as the Kings' No. 1 netminder last season, going 9-18-5 with a .911 save percentage while starting 32 of the 35 games he played.
However, his underlying numbers were more favorable. He ranked 11th in the NHL with 6.22 goals saved above expected and 21st in the league with 3.48 goals saved above average at five-on-five in 2021, according to Evolving Hockey.
Last season was Petersen's third with Los Angeles. The Iowa-born puck-stopper posted a .923 save percentage across 19 games in his first two campaigns.
The Buffalo Sabres drafted him 129th overall in 2013, but he chose not to sign with them in 2017, instead inking an entry-level deal with the Kings that same year.
Petersen has one season left on his current pact, which he inked with Los Angeles in the summer of 2019. It carries a cap hit of $858,333, according to CapFriendly.
The soon-to-be 27-year-old took the reins as the Kings' No. 1 netminder last season, going 9-18-5 with a .911 save percentage while starting 32 of the 35 games he played.
However, his underlying numbers were more favorable. He ranked 11th in the NHL with 6.22 goals saved above expected and 21st in the league with 3.48 goals saved above average at five-on-five in 2021, according to Evolving Hockey.
Last season was Petersen's third with Los Angeles. The Iowa-born puck-stopper posted a .923 save percentage across 19 games in his first two campaigns.
The Buffalo Sabres drafted him 129th overall in 2013, but he chose not to sign with them in 2017, instead inking an entry-level deal with the Kings that same year.
ranbalam
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The Wings have nine games in Canada, so this will affect them for sure.
www.mlive.com
Tyler Bertuzzi only unvaccinated Red Wing; can’t travel to Canada
As of now, one of the team's top players won't be available for games in Canada this season.
www.mlive.com
BazookaTooth
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Ginormousthumbs
Go on, geezer.
The real Legends
His work is soooo great! It’s freaky
Turbo
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Canada requires vaccination to cross the border without quarantine. This is the biggest non-NHL issue. I believe the NHL has additional rules for the unvaccinated and what they are allowed to do outside the team.