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Dustin Byfuglien - D

Winnipeg Jets

Dustin Byfuglien was going to resume skating back in January following ankle surgery until his agent apparently told the Jets that his client didn't plan to continue his rehab and didn't want to play hockey.

Added Apr 17 12:51 pm (EST)

Paul Friesen on Twitter

As previously reported, Byfuglien and the Winnipeg Jets have mutually agreed to terminate his contract. Byfuglien ultimately walked away from $14 million between what he would have received in 2019-20 and what he was owed for 2020-21. He can sign anywhere as an unrestricted free agent now, but it's unclear if he will continue playing at this time. He's 35-years-old and has played in 869 career NHL games.

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SCHEDULE / RESULTS

Date	Time	Opp	D Rank	Result	Record	Goalies / Goals
Mar 11	9:00 pm	at	10	W, 4-2	-	Connor Hellebuyck (2 GA); / Kyle Connor (2); Blake Wheeler; Patrik Laine;
Aug 01	10:30 pm	at	13	L, 1-4	-	Connor Hellebuyck (3 GA); / Andrew Copp;
Aug 03	2:30 pm	at	13	W, 3-2	-	Connor Hellebuyck (2 GA); / Adam Lowry; Jansen Harkins; Nikolaj Ehlers;
Aug 04	6:45 pm		13	L, 2-6	-	Connor Hellebuyck (5 GA); / Andrew Copp; Nikolaj Ehlers;
Aug 06	10:30 pm		13	L, 0-4	-	Connor Hellebuyck (2 GA); /

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	First Line
C	Mark Scheifele
LW	Kyle Connor
RW	Blake Wheeler
LD	Josh Morrissey
RD	Dylan DeMelo


	Second Line
C	Cody Eakin
LW	Nikolaj Ehlers
RW	Patrik Laine
LD	Dmitry Kulikov
RD	Neal Pionk


	Third Line
C	Adam Lowry
LW	Andrew Copp
RW	Jack Roslovic
LD	Nathan Beaulieu
RD	Tucker Poolman


	Fourth Line
C	Nick Shore
LW	Mathieu Perreault
RW	Mason Appleton


	Power Play 1
	Blake Wheeler
	Mark Scheifele
	Neal Pionk
	Kyle Connor
	Patrik Laine


	Power Play 2
	Jack Roslovic
	Mathieu Perreault
	Josh Morrissey
	Nikolaj Ehlers
	Andrew Copp


	Penalty Kill 1
	Nick Shore
	Dylan DeMelo
	Andrew Copp
	Nathan Beaulieu


	Penalty Kill 2
	Tucker Poolman
	Adam Lowry
	Dmitry Kulikov
	Mason Appleton

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NFL DFS Watch List: Week 3

Published Yesterday 11:30 pm (EST)

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NFL DFS Watch List: Week 3

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J. Petry - D

MTL

Jeff Petry has signed a four-year contract extension with the Montreal Canadiens.

The deal has an average annual value of $6.25 million. It reportedly also comes with $8 million in signing bonuses, a 15-team NTC and full NMC. Petry would have been eligible for unrestricted free agency after the 2020-21 season, but now he is signed through 2024-25. He has reached the 40-point plateau in each of his last three years. Petry had 11 goals, 40 points, 158 shots and 177 hits across 71 contests in 2019-20.

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J. Blandisi - F

PIT

Joseph Blandisi has signed a one-year, two-way contract with the Montreal Canadiens.

The deal will earn him $700,000 at the NHL level and $325,000 in the AHL. He was acquired from Pittsburgh on Feb. 20 and appeared in four games with Montreal's AHL affiliate, the Laval Rocket, after the move and he had one goal and three assists in four games. Blandisi also recorded five points in 21 outings with Pittsburgh as well as 14 points over 26 contests with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton in 2019-20.

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C. Verhaeghe - F

TB

Carter Verhaeghe might draw back in for Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final on Friday night.

Verhaeghe was scratched for Game 3 on Wednesday against Dallas due to the return of Steven Stamkos. The Lightning captain has been ruled out for Game 4, so Verhaeghe could play as the team's 12th forward. Based on the video from the morning skate that appears to be probable, but we won't know for certain until the pregame warmups.

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C. Anderson - G

OTT

Craig Anderson would like to keep playing and he will explore the free-agent market.

Anderson won't be re-signed by Ottawa after 10 seasons with the organization. The 39-year-old netminder has a 51-69-12 record with a 3.37 goals-against average and .901 save percentage over the last three campaigns. Anderson could provide a contending team with an experienced backup.

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A. Lyon - G

PHI

Alex Lyon has signed a one-year contract extension with the Philadelphia Flyers.

The deal has an average annual value of $700,000. Lyon spent most of the 2019-20 season with the Lehigh Valley Phantoms of the AHL, while posting a record of 11-14-5 with a 2.69 goals-against average, a .913 save percentage and one shutout. He also appeared in three games with the Flyers, while going 1-1-0 with a 3.55 GAA and .890 save percentage. Lyon is projected to be the third goalie on the depth chart of Philadelphia, but he could move up if Brian Elliott isn't re-signed or replaced.

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S. Johns - D

DAL

Stephen Johns is still unfit to play going into Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final on Friday against Tampa Bay.

This will be a 21st straight game on the sidelines for Johns, who has been unavailable since he left Game 1 of the opening round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs on Aug. 11 against Calgary. He has played in just four contests this postseason.

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R. Faksa - F

DAL

Radek Faksa is still unfit to play for Dallas with Game 4 against Tampa Bay set for Friday night.

Faksa was injured in Game 3 of the Western Conference Final against Vegas. This will be his sixth straight contest on the sidelines. Faksa has earned three goals and eight points in 19 postseason outings.

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B. Bishop - G

DAL

Coach Rick Bowness said Friday that Ben Bishop is still considered unfit to play ahead of Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final against Tampa Bay.

Bishop has been skating, but he still hasn't played since Aug. 31 when he logged just 13:43 of ice time against Colorado during the second round of the postseason prior to being pulled. He has played in only three games this postseason. Bowness also said that forward Radek Faksa and defenseman Stephen Johns are also unfit to play.

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