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Max Pacioretty - F

Vegas Golden Knights

Max Pacioretty was week-to-week with a lower-body injury prior to the pause of the 2019-20 season and he has been preparing to be ready if the NHL resumes play.

Added Apr 19 1:20 pm (EST)

Pacioretty said this Stanley Cup would be the hardest to win if the NHL does manage to restart. "With that being said, whatever teams that have been banged up are healing up right now. They're getting their bodies ready, and you better believe everyone around the League is trying to get every advantage possible in terms of recovery and getting in whatever shape they can," Pacioretty added. "Most teams go into the [Stanley Cup Playoffs] beat up, but that won't be the case this year. Guys are going to be healthy and teams are going to be able to show their true forms with pretty much every player on the roster." Pacioretty leads the Golden Knights with 32 goals and 66 points in 71 matches this year.

Added Apr 19 1:20 pm (EST)

Added Apr 19 1:20 pm (EST)

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SCHEDULE / RESULTS

Date	Time	Opp	D Rank	Result	Record	Goalies / Goals
Mar 01	10:30 pm		11	L, 1-4	-	Marc-Andre Fleury (4 GA); / Shea Theodore;
Mar 03	10:00 pm		24	W, 3-0	-	Robin Lehner (0 GA); / Ryan Reaves; William Karlsson; Max Pacioretty;
Mar 06	8:00 pm	at	12	L, 0-4	-	Marc-Andre Fleury (4 GA); /
Mar 08	7:00 pm	at	16	W, 5-3	-	Robin Lehner (3 GA); / Shea Theodore; Max Pacioretty; Nick Holden; Tomas Nosek; Jonathan Marchessault;
Mar 09	9:00 pm	at	18	W, 3-2	-	Marc-Andre Fleury (2 GA); / Nicolas Roy; Shea Theodore; Jonathan Marchessault;

Line Pairings


	First Line
C	William Karlsson
LW	Max Pacioretty
RW	Nicolas Roy
LD	Alec Martinez
RD	Shea Theodore


	Second Line
C	Paul Stastny
LW	Jonathan Marchessault
RW	Reilly Smith
LD	Brayden McNabb
RD	Nate Schmidt


	Third Line
C	Nick Cousins
LW	William Carrier
RW	Brandon Pirri
LD	Nick Holden
RD	Zach Whitecloud


	Fourth Line
C	Tomas Nosek
RW	Ryan Reaves
LD	Jon Merrill


	Power Play 1
	Shea Theodore
	Paul Stastny
	Max Pacioretty
	Jonathan Marchessault
	William Karlsson


	Power Play 2
	Nick Cousins
	Reilly Smith
	Nate Schmidt
	Nicolas Roy
	Alec Martinez


	Penalty Kill 1
	William Karlsson
	Alec Martinez
	Brayden McNabb
	Nicolas Roy


	Penalty Kill 2
	Nick Holden
	Tomas Nosek
	Reilly Smith
	Zach Whitecloud

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J. Lammikko - F

FLA

Juho Lammikko has signed a one-year, two-way contract with the Florida Panthers.

Lammikko has six goals and eight points in 22 KHL games this season. In 2019-20, he scored 22 goals and 51 points in 57 SM-liiga contests.

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B. Byram - D

COL

Look for defenseman Bowen Byram to star for Team Canada at the World Junior Championship next month in Edmonton.

Byram was selected fourth overall by Colorado in 2019 and he is expected to be a huge part of their future which could begin as soon as the World Juniors are over. But the tournament in December is what he is concentrating on at this point and the coaching staff for Canada considers him the key on the blueline. "I had a conversation with the coaching staff at the start of camp here," Byram said. "We had a good talk about how they wanted me to play and how they wanted me to be on the ice. I think the biggest thing for me was offense. When you haven't played in a while, I think offense is one of the first things that comes back. I've been trying to focus on my defensive game as much as possible and try and give up less opportunities." The Canadian and American teams could struggle early on as they have not had any league action since March save for the Quebec Major Junior League but teams in Europe have been playing, some since September.

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H. Lundqvist - G

WSH

Henrik Lundqvist practiced with his Washington Capital teammates for the first time Monday.

Lundqvist was on the ice with his new teammates Nicklas Backstrom, Carl Hagelin, Ilya Samsonov, Tom Wilson, John Carlson and T.J. Oshie. Lundqvist signed with Washington on October 9 after a lengthy and successful career with the Rangers. The future Hall-of-Famer will mentor Samsonov in the Caps net and should see action in plenty of games as the NHL will have a condensed schedule. He was 10-12-3 record with a 3.16 goals-against-average and .905 save percentage last season with New York.

Added 9:28 am (EST)

Added 9:28 am (EST)

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S. Holmstrom - F

NYI

Simon Holmstrom has finished his assignment to Vita Hasten HC of the Swedish HockeyAllsvenskan.

Holmstrom had only a goal and an assist in 11 games, both in a win four weeks ago against Vastera. Holmstrom got in some extra playing time with the NHL and AHL still not playing and that can only help his career. The 19-year-old was taken 23th overall in 2019 and had eight goals and seven assists last season in 46 AHL games.

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P. Danault - F

MTL

Phillip Danault has been awarded the Jean Beliveau Trophy for the 2019-20 season.

The Trophy goes to the Montreal Canadien who best exemplifies leadership qualities in the community. The award comes with a $25,000 donation from the Habs to the charity or charities of Danault's choice and he gave $20,000 to the Marie-Pierre and Phillip Danault Fund of the Fondation Jasmin Roy Sophie Desmarais, whose mission is to fight bullying, discrimination and violence in schools, and $5,000 to the Montreal Canadiens Children's Foundation, which encourages physical activity and the adoption of a healthy lifestyle among underprivileged youth aged 4 to 17. Congratulations to Danault on his work with the community.

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R. Amirov - F

TOR

A rumor out of the KHL has Salavat Yualaev Ufa starting negotiations with Maple Leafs first round draft pick Rodion Amirov.

The rumor has the Russian side looking for a two-year deal which if Amirov signs, would keep him in the KHL until April 2023, unless there is a clause in the contract allowing him to go to the NHL. Amirov just returned from the Karjala Cup where he led all scorers in the three-game tournament with three goals. The Maple Leafs are high on Amirov who should be displaying his talents for Russia during the upcoming World Junior Championship in Edmonton which is scheduled to start on Christmas Day.

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D. Stephens - D

BUF

The Syracuse Crunch have re-signed defenseman Devante Stephens to a one-year contract.

Stephens just completed his three-year, entry level deal he signed with Buffalo in 2017 after being selected in the fifth round of the 2015 Draft. He was traded to Tampa Bay exactly a year ago today and had six assists in 38 AHL games after playing most of the previous two seasons in the ECHL. The Lightning did not qualify Stephens but he returns to the organization, albeit with the Crunch.

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A. Ovechkin - F

WSH

Jaromir Jagr believes that Alex Ovechkin can surpass Wayne Gretzky's all-time goals record.

Gretzky found the back of the net 894 times during his NHL career and Ovechkin is currently 188 goals behind him. That's impressive when you consider that Ovechkin missed roughly a season and a half due to lockouts and he could miss more time because of a shortened season this year. "Earlier I thought Ovechkin doesn't have any chances to break Gretzky's goal record," Jagr said. "It was six years ago. But Alex has changed and became a better and more effective hockey player than he was in [his] youth. I think he works harder now. He'll be able to [break Gretzky's record] if he can stay healthy and keep working as hard as now." Ovechkin, 35, has scored 49, 51 and 48 (in only 68 games) over the last three seasons.

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