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Kris Versteeg - F

Chicago Blackhawks

Kris Versteeg has announced his retirement from professional hockey.

Added Apr 14 4:16 pm (EST)

Versteeg appeared in 11 NHL seasons, while playing in 643 career games for Chicago, Toronto, Philadelphia, Florida, Carolina, Los Angeles and Calgary. "Thanks to my agent Dave Kaye, and my finance advisor Chris Moynes for the last 15 years," said Versteeg as part of his statement. "Thank you to every organization I was able to play for. I didn’t realize it then, but I certainly appreciate now how amazing it was to play in the NHL. I want to thank the Chicago Blackhawks’ entire organization, from top to bottom, especially including the fans. The 2010 Championship was the highlight of my career. I also want to thank Brad Treliving for letting me come home to finish my NHL career. As a person and a GM, he made a huge impact on me." He generated 149 goals and 358 points during the regular season as well as 18 goals and 48 points in 93 career playoff matches.

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Date	Time	Opp	D Rank	Result	Record	Goalies / Goals
Mar 03	8:30 pm		28	W, 6-2	-	Corey Crawford (2 GA); Malcolm Subban (0 GA); / Dylan Strome (2); Alexander Nylander; David Kampf; Patrick Kane; Drake Caggiula;
Mar 05	8:30 pm		18	W, 4-3	-	Corey Crawford (3 GA); / Alex DeBrincat (2); Patrick Kane; Jonathan Toews;
Mar 06	7:30 pm	at	30	L, 1-2	-	Corey Crawford (2 GA); / Patrick Kane;
Mar 08	7:30 pm		4	L, 0-2	-	Corey Crawford (2 GA); /
Mar 11	8:00 pm		26	W, 6-2	-	Corey Crawford (2 GA); / Patrick Kane (2); Brandon Saad; Dominik Kubalik; Duncan Keith; Alexander Nylander;

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	First Line
C	Dylan Strome
LW	Alexander Nylander
RW	Patrick Kane
LD	Olli Maatta
RD	Slater Koekkoek


	Second Line
C	Jonathan Toews
LW	Alex DeBrincat
RW	Brandon Saad
LD	Lucas Carlsson
RD	Connor Murphy


	Third Line
C	Kirby Dach
LW	Dominik Kubalik
RW	Brandon Hagel
LD	Duncan Keith
RD	Nicolas Beaudin


	Fourth Line
C	David Kampf
LW	Matthew Highmore
RW	Ryan Carpenter


	Power Play 1
	Jonathan Toews
	Duncan Keith
	Patrick Kane
	Alex DeBrincat
	Kirby Dach


	Power Play 2
	Lucas Carlsson
	Dylan Strome
	Brandon Saad
	Alexander Nylander
	Dominik Kubalik


	Penalty Kill 1
	Ryan Carpenter
	David Kampf
	Duncan Keith
	Connor Murphy


	Penalty Kill 2
	Slater Koekkoek
	Olli Maatta
	Brandon Saad
	Jonathan Toews

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Howard Bender

NFL DFS Watch List: Week 7

Published Oct 20 7:05 pm (EST)

Howard Bender

NFL DFS Watch List: Week 7

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Published Oct 20 7:05 pm (EST)

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E. Larmi - G

PIT

Emil Larmi has been loaned to HPK of Finland’s Liiga.

Larmi had a 3.55 GAA and .883 save percentage in nine AHL games last season. He also posted a 3.55 GAA and .908 save percentage in 11 ECHL contests. Obviously, those aren't good numbers, but at the age of 24 he can still develop further. He spent three seasons with HPK from 2016-17 through 2018-19, so he'll be comfortable there while the NHL offseason continues. He'll be able to return to the Penguins once their training camp begins. Currently, the NHL is looking towards a Jan. 1 start date for next season, but that's not set in stone.

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C. Brown - F

OTT

Connor Brown and the Ottawa Senators have agreed to a three-year, $10.8 million contract.

Brown and the Senators have managed to successfully avoid an arbitration hearing that would have taken place today. Brown requested a one-year, $4.8 million salary in arbitration while the Senators were asking that he be paid $2.25 million. In the end, his cap hit will be $3.6 million. Brown scored 16 goals and 43 points in 71 contests while averaging 20:07 minutes last season. He set a career-high in points, but that's not surprising given that Ottawa gave him top line minutes while his former team, the Toronto Maple Leafs, viewed Brown as a member of the supporting cast. He averaged just 13:48 minutes with Toronto in 2018-19, but still managed to score a respectable eight goals and 29 points in that limited role.

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M. Staal - D

DET

Although the Red Wings had a terrible 17-49-5 record last season, Marc Staal doesn't think they were as bad as that implies.

“I don’t think you’re ever too far from winning,” said Staal. “I wasn’t there (Detroit) last year, obviously, so I can’t speak on what was going on with the team, but everytime we played them, they were a very detailed team that wasn’t easy to beat by any means. They just need to get over the hump where success in winning games becomes a regularity." The Red Wings acquired Staal from the Rangers over the offseason and he'll help provide a veteran presence and be a cornerstone of their blueline. The Red Wings haven't made a big splash over the offseason, but they did sign some complimentary pieces, including Vladislav Namestnikov, Bobby Ryan, Troy Stecher, and Jon Merrill. It will be interesting to see how they all mesh with the Red Wings young core as they attempt to take a step forward next season.

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B. Ryan - F

DET

Red Wings GM Steve Yzerman played a big role in luring Bobby Ryan to the Detroit Red Wings.

“The passion that just comes through for the Red Wings through him is contagious,” Ryan said. “I walked out of the room (after talking with Yzerman) and told my wife, ‘I think we’re signing in Detroit.’ I didn’t feel I needed to hear anything else from anybody.” The Red Wings are coming off a painful season where they posted a 17-49-5 record, but Yzerman's presence gives them a lot of credibility. He was the architect of the Tampa Bay Lightning squad that just won a championship, so there's reason to believe he can guide the Red Wings through their rebuild and into a serious contender too.

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D. Shore - F

VAN

The Carolina Hurricanes have signed Drew Shore to a one-year, two-way contract.

The 29-year-old last played in the NHL during the 2016-17 season with the Vancouver Canucks. He split last season with Minsk Dynamo and Nizhny Novgorod Torpedo of the KHL. There's a good chance he'll spend at least the majority of the season in the minors.

Added Yesterday 8:23 pm (EST)

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J. Siegenthaler - D

WSH

The Washington Capitals have handed Jonas Siegenthaler a one-year contract extension.

The deal will pay him $800,000 at the NHL level. The 23-year-old blueliner is coming off a season where he totaled two goals and nine points in 67 games. He has no fantasy upside.

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A. Greer - F

NYI

A.J. Greer has signed a one-year, two-way contract with the New York Islanders.

Greer was acquired from the Colorado Avalanche back on Oct. 11 for Kyle Burroughs. The 23-year-old was drafted in the second round of the 2015 NHL Draft. He had 16 goals and 32 points in 47 games for AHL Colorado last season. He'll earn $700,000 at the NHL level and $100,000 if he stays in the minors, but he's guaranteed to receive $125,000.

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A. Greer - F

NYI

The New York Islanders have signed A.J. Greer to a one-year, two-way contract extension.

The deal will pay him $700,000 at the NHL level and $100,000 in the AHL ($125,000 guaranteed). The forward was acquired from the Colorado Avalanche on Oct. 11 in exchange for defenseman Kyle Burroughs. He'll battle for a bottom-six roster spot in training camp.

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