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Mathew Barzal - F

New York Islanders

Mathew Barzal is confident he'll work out a new contract with the Islanders, but there hasn't been any dialogue to that end during the NHL pause.

Added Apr 10 5:27 pm (EST)

Islanders.nhl.com

The NHL has been suspended indefinitely as of March 12. "To be honest with you guys, I don't think there's been too much communication, and not because there's anything negative or anything, it's just Lou's getting ready for a playoff run right now, and I'm still worried about this season as well," Barzal said. "I'm not too too worried about it, just because I don't think the season is over yet. I think we're still going to be playing." There's another potential factor to the silence on the contract front: the salary cap. Until the Islanders know what the salary cap will be like in 2020-21, it's hard for Islanders GM Lou Lamoriello to properly determine what kind of offer he can reasonably make Barzal. Most of the time general managers have a decent range that they suspect next year's cap will full within, but this year its up in the air. Whether or not the playoffs happen and in what format will potentially have a big impact on the cap and right now the future of the 2019-20 season isn't something that anyone can definitively predict. In the meantime, Barzal is set to become a restricted free agent this summer.

Added Apr 10 5:27 pm (EST)

Added Apr 10 5:27 pm (EST)

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SCHEDULE / RESULTS

Date	Time	Opp	D Rank	Result	Record	Goalies / Goals
Sep 09	8:00 pm	at	14	L, 1-2	-	Semyon Varlamov (2 GA); / Matt Martin;
Sep 11	8:00 pm		14	W, 5-3	-	Semyon Varlamov (3 GA); / Anthony Beauvillier; Cal Clutterbuck; Brock Nelson; Jean-Gabriel Pageau; Adam Pelech;
Sep 13	3:00 pm		14	L, 1-4	-	Semyon Varlamov (3 GA); / Brock Nelson;
Sep 15	8:00 pm	at	14	W, 2-1	-	Semyon Varlamov (1 GA); / Ryan Pulock; Jordan Eberle;
Sep 17	8:00 pm		14	L, 1-2	-	Semyon Varlamov (2 GA); / Devon Toews;

Line Pairings


	First Line
C	Mathew Barzal
LW	Anders Lee
RW	Jordan Eberle
LD	Nick Leddy
RD	Ryan Pulock


	Second Line
C	Brock Nelson
LW	Andrew Ladd
RW	Josh Bailey
LD	Devon Toews
RD	Scott Mayfield


	Third Line
C	Jean-Gabriel Pageau
LW	Anthony Beauvillier
RW	Leo Komarov
LD	Andy Greene
RD	Noah Dobson


	Fourth Line
C	Derick Brassard
LW	Matt Martin
RW	Cal Clutterbuck


	Power Play 1
	Devon Toews
	Jean-Gabriel Pageau
	Anders Lee
	Jordan Eberle
	Mathew Barzal


	Power Play 2
	Josh Bailey
	Ryan Pulock
	Brock Nelson
	Derick Brassard
	Anthony Beauvillier


	Penalty Kill 1
	Cal Clutterbuck
	Andy Greene
	Scott Mayfield
	Jean-Gabriel Pageau


	Penalty Kill 2
	Leo Komarov
	Nick Leddy
	Brock Nelson
	Ryan Pulock

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M. Maltsev - F

NJ

The New Jersey Devils have loaned winger Mikhail Maltsev to SKA St. Petersburg of the KHL.

Maltsev inked a three-year entry level deal in May of 2019 with the Devils after he was drafted in the fourth round, 102nd overall, in 2016. Maltsev had 11 goals and 21 points in 49 games with Binghamton of the AHL and he will be returned to the Devils organization once training camp starts up in the NHL.

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A. Volkov - F

TB

Alexander Volkov will have his name on the Stanley Cup after playing in Game 6 Monday.

It was his first post-season game and one rule about having your name on the Stanley Cup is that you need to play one game in the Final. Volkov played 9:34 and had one hit in the contest. The 23-year-old was drafted in the second round, 48th overall by Tampa Bay in 2017 and managed a solitary assist in nine regular season games this season.

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L. Schenn - D

TB

Luke Schenn joined his brother Brayden as a Stanley Cup winner Monday.

The Schenn brothers have won back-to-back Stanley Cups as Brayden Schenn won last season with St. Louis while Luke did it Monday night with the Lightning winning the Cup. Schenn, who was originally drafted fifth overall in 2008, played 11 games in the playoffs and had a pair of assists. Schenn was a healthy scratch for the last five games of the Stanley Cup Final but will have his named etched on the Cup as he played in the opener.

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F. Chlapik - F

OTT

Filip Chlapik is currently on the active roster for Sparta Praha of the Czech Extraliga.

Chlapik had six points including three goals, in 31 games for Ottawa this past season, as well as 10 goals and 22 points in 37 games for Belleville of the AHL. The second round pick in 2015, Chlapik only played 56 career games in the NHL but could return as he is only 23. He returns home for the first time since the 2013-14 season as he played three seasons in the QMJHL for Charlottetown before he started his professional career for the Sens.

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N. Kucherov - F

TB

Nikita Kucherov won the NHL's scoring race in the playoffs with 34 points.

Kucherov held off teammate Brayden Point who fell one point short, as he set up Point for the game-winner in the Lightning's 2-0 win. Kuvherov won the Art Ross Trophy with 128 points in 2018-19 and now adds this title to his resume. Kucherov should be selected early in the opening round of pools for the 2020-21 season.

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C. Paquette - F

TB

Cedric Paquette picked up his third assist of the post-season Monday.

Paquette played in all 25 games with Tampa Bay during the playoffs and will now get his named etched on the Stanley Cup. He was unable to score in the 25 contests but played valuable minutes as a member of the Lightning's fourth line.

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P. Maroon - F

TB

Pat Maroon won his second Stanley Cup in a row Monday with two different teams.

Maroon won the Cup last season as a member of the St. Louis Blues and with the win on Monday, he became only the third player in NHL history to win with two different teams in back-to-back seasons. He joins Cory Stillman who did it with Tampa Bay and Carolina, as well as Claude Lemieux, who managed to accomplish the feat first with New Jersey and Colorado in 1995 and 1996. Maroon set up Blake Coleman for the second goal of the game Monday in a 2-0 win and finished the playoffs with a goal and six points in 25 games.

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A. Khudobin - G

DAL

Anton Khudobin allowed two goals on 29 shots in Monday’s 2-0 Game 6 loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning.

Khudobin’s Cinderella story has come to a disappointing end. The 34-year-old career backup netminder put together one of the better Stanley Cup runs of recent history. He got the Stars to within two games of hoisting the Stanley Cup, but Khudobin just couldn’t get it done against the high-flying Lightning. Khudobin will now enter the off-season as an unrestricted free-agent, with plenty of leverage to negotiate a great deal with Dallas or another other club. He’ll end the postseason with a 14-10 record, a 2.69 goals-against-average and a .917 save percentage.

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