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glassprism · 2 years

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What If Scenario. The Pandemic never happened, but the renovations at Her Majesty’s eventually did. During that time, they put together a concert-like production of Phantom like they did with Les Mis in 2019. Who would you have cast in each part? Feel free to include Ensemble & Understudies

I think I answered something very similar before where I said that I'd love to have had an international celebration, with recent, fan-favorite, or long-running members from productions all over the world given an opportunity to perform and do, like, one song each, along with the then-current cast at the time. So I guess it might be something like:

Phantom: Josh Piterman (London), Ben Crawford (Broadway), Derrick Davis (national tour), Osamu Takai (Japan), Alexander Goebel (Vienna), Colm Wilkinson (Toronto), Peter Karrie (Canadian tour), Peter Joback (Stockholm), Ian Jon Bourg (Germany), Anthony Warlow (Australia), Henk Poort (Scheveningen), Juan Navarro (Mexico City), Hans Peter Janssens (Antwerp), Tomas Ambt Kofod (Copenhagen), Hong Kwang Ho (Seoul), Juan Carlos Barona (Madrid), Sandor Sasvari (Budapest), Saulo Vasconcelos (Sao Paulo), Damian Aleksander (Poland), Carlos Vittori (Buenos Aires), Marian Vojtko (Prague), Stephen Brandt Hansen (Estonia), Ivan Ozhogin (Moscow), Ilkka Hamalainen (Helsinki), Adrian Nour (Bucharest), Nikola Bulatovic (Belgrade), Vladimir Grudkov (Sofia), Jonathan Roxmouth (World Tour), Espen Grjotheim (Oslo), Ben Forster (Greece), Killian Donnelly (UK Tour)

Christine: Kelly Mathieson (London), Meghan Picerno (Broadway), Emma Grimsley (national tour), Sae Yamamoto (Japan), Luzia Nistler (Vienna), Rebecca Caine (Toronto), Teresa DeZarn (Canadian tour), Emmi Christensson (Stockholm), Valerie Link (Germany), Ana Marina (Australia), Joke de Kruijf (Scheveningen), Irasema Terrazas (Mexico City), Inneke van Klinken (Antwerp), Sibylle Glosted (Copenhagen), Kim So Hyun (Seoul), Julia Moller (Madrid), Barbara Fonyo (Budapest), Lina Mendes (Sao Paulo), Edyta Krzemien (Poland), Claudia Cota (Buenos Aires), Monika Sommerova (Prague), Maria Listra (Estonia), Tamara Kotova (Moscow), Sofie Asplund (Helsinki), Irina Baiant (Bucharest), Mirjana Matic (Belgrade), Vesela Delcheva (Sofia), Claire Lyon (World Tour), Astrid Giske (Oslo), Amy Manford (Greece), Holly-Anne Hull (UK Tour)

Raoul: Danny Whitehead (London), John Riddle (Broadway), Michael Maliakel (national tour), Kanji Ishimaru (Japan), Thorsten Tinney (Vienna), Laird Mackintosh (Toronto), Kip Wilborne (Canadian tour), Anton Zetterholm (Stockholm), Nicky Wuchinger (Germany), Alexander Lewis (Australia), Peter de Smet (Scheveningen), someone who's not Jose Joel (Mexico City), Michael Shawn Lewis (Antwerp), Christian Lund (Copenhagen), Son Jun Ho (Seoul), Armando Pita (Madrid), Zoltan Miller (Budapest), Nando Prado (Sao Paulo), Marcin Mrozinski (Poland), Nicholas Martinelli (Buenos Aires), Tomas Vanek (Prague), Koit Toome (Estonia), Evgeny Zaycev (Moscow), John Martin Bengtsson (Helsinki), Florin Ristei (Bucharest), Slaven Doslo (Belgrade), Denko Prodanov (Sofia), Matt Leisy (World Tour), Carl Lindquist (Oslo), Nadim Naaman (Greece), Rhys Whitfield (UK Tour)

Is that way too many cast members? Probably! Are there even enough scenes for each of them to perform together? Unlikely! Did I give up doing supporting, ensemble, and understudies because it was too exhausting? Definitely! Do I even know who some of these people are or if they want to come back at all? Not really!

But you have to admit - it's a huge and very international cast!

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funnyfacehouse · 5 years

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what-the-fuck-the-world · 7 years

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goalhofer · 5 years

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Every Junior/Professional Peter Budaj Teammate

Toronto St. Michael’s Majors

Keith Delaney (1999-2000)

Ryan Walsh (1999-2001)

Darryl Bootland (1999-2002)

Kenny Corupe (1999-2000)

Mark Popovic (1999-2002)

Matt Ellis (1999-2002)

Adam DeLeeuw (1999-2001)

Matt Bannan (1999-2002)

Jeffrey Doyle (1999-2001)

Chad Woollard (1999-2000)

Chris Minard (1999-2001)

Chris Boucher (1999-2001)

Dave Csumrik (1999-2000)

Michael Gough (1999-2002)

Greg Mizzi (1999-2001)

Lorne Misita (1999-2001)

Brian Simpson (1999-2000)

George Nistas (1999-2000)

Tyler Cook (1999-2002)

Brad Pierce (1999-2000)

Philippe Lakos (1999-2000)

Mike Sellan (1999-2001)

Steve Farquharson (1999-2001)

Michal Kolarik (1999-2000)

Kyle McAllister (3 games 1999)

Dwayne Bateman (1999-2000)

Ryan Delaney (1 game 2000)

Ryan Rasmussen (1 game 2000)

Brent Mulder (2 games 2000)

Rory Glaves 6 games 2000)

Frank Lukes (2000-02)

Tim Brent (2000-02)

Drew Fata (2000-02)

Kevin Klein (2000-02)

Lindsay Plunkett (20 games 2001)

Matt Bacon (2000-02)

T.J. Reynolds (2000-02)

Ryan Robert (2000-02)

Scott Talbot (3 games 2001-02)

Andy Chiodo (2000-02)

Joe Guenther (2001-02)

Scott Heffernan (2001-02)

Darryl Boyce (2001-02)

Ryan Rorabeck (2001-02)

Scott Horvath (2001-02)

Daryl Knowles (2001-02)

Jordan Freeland (2001-02)

Jerrod Smith (2001-02)

Geoff Patton (2001-02)

Steven Rawski (2001-02)

Kyle Spurr (2001-02)

Matthew Seymour (2001-02)

Mike Carlesimo (1 game 2002)

Tyson Gimblett (2001-02)

Hershey Bears

Eric Bertrand (2002-03)

Brian Willsie (2002-03)

Mark Freer (2002-03)

Charlie Stephens (2002-04)

Steve Brule (2002-04)

Brett Clark (2002-05)

Jordan Krestanovich (2002-04)

Cail MacLean (2002-03, 2004-05)

Steve Moore (2002-04)

Bryan Muir (2002-03)

Mikhail Kuleshov (2002-04)

Brent Thompson (2002-03)

Alexander Riazantsev (2002-03)

Riku Hahl (2002-03)

Marek Svatos (2002-03, 2004-05)

Marc Busenburg (2002-04)

Brad Larsen (2002-04)

Bruce Richardson (2002-04)

Travis Brigley (2002-04)

Tim Wedderburn (2002-03)

Vaclav Nedorost (5 games 2003)

Kent Davyduke (14 games 2002-04)

Jeff Paul (2002-03)

Rob Voltera (2002-03)

Agris Saviels (2002-05)

Philippe Sauve (2002-04)

Sylvain Deschatelets (4 games 2003)

Joe Goodenow (2002-03)

Pierre-Luc Emond (4 games 2003)

Nick Bootland (16 games 2003)

Daniel Goneau (3 games 2002)

Adam Edinger (5 games 2002)

John-Michael Liles (5 games 2003)

Michael Henrich (9 games 2003)

Sandro Sbrocca (1 game 2003)

Simon Tremblay (1 game 2002)

Chris Bogas (1 game 2002)

Dylan Gyori (1 game 2002)

Steve Rymsha (2 games 2003)

Brad Wingfield (2 games 2003)

K.C. Timmons (2 games 2003)

Mike Verhaug (2 games 2002)

Sergei Klyazmin (2003-05)

Eric Perrin (2003-05)

Shane Willis (2003-04)

Pascal Trepanier (2003-04)

Gavin Morgan (2003-04)

Sheldon Keefe (2003-04)

Martin Hlinka (2003-05)

D.J. Smith (2003-04)

Ryan Craig (2003-04)

Tomas Slovak (2003-05)

Jeff Finger (2003-05)

David Masse (2003-05)

Dennis Bonvie (2003-05)

Cody McCormick (2003-05)

Chris Bala (2003-05)

Yevgeni Artyukhin; Jr. (2003-04)

Jean-Francois Soucy (12 games 2004)

Darren Rumble (5 games 2004)

Rob Voltera (2003-04)

Dean Arsene (2003-05)

Mark Jerant (2003-04)

Dwayne Hay (4 games 2004)

Jeremy Van Hoof (5 games 2004)

Brian Fahey (12 games 2004)

Nikita Alexeev (14 games 2004)

Martin Cibak (1 game 2004)

Jon Cullen (1 game 2004)

Frantisek Skladany (2004-05)

Judd Medak (5 games 2004)

Lanny Gare (9 games 2004)

Tom Lawson (2003-05)

Mike Amodeo (2004-05)

Greg Barber (2004-05)

Adam Borzecki (2004-05)

Johnny Boychuk (2004-05)

Ed Campbell (2004-05)

Carl Corrazini (2004-05)

Nicolas Corbeil (2004-05)

Mathieu Darche (2004-05)

Jean-Francois David (2004-05)

Trevor Johnson (2004-05)

Evgeni Lazarev (2004-05)

Carl Mallette (2004-05)

Graig Mischler (2004--05)

Nick Naumenko (2004-05)

Josh Olson (2004-05)

Jamie Rivers (2004-05)

Andre Savage (2004-05)

Darrel Scoville (2004-05)

Mike Souza (2004-05)

Ryan Steeves (2004-05)

Jeff Ulmer (2004-05)

Mikko Viitanen (2004-05)

Martin Wilde (2004-05)

Colorado Avalanche

Joe Sakic (2005-09)

Alex Tanguay (2005-06)

Andrew Brunette (2005-08)

Milan Hejduk (2005-11)

Rob Blake (2005-06)

Marek Svatos (2005-10)

John-Michael Liles (2005-11)

Pierre Turgeon (2005-07)

Ian Laperriere (2005-09)

Brett McLean (2005-07)

Joseph Brisebois (2005-07)

Brett Clark (2005-10)

Antti Laaksonen (2005-07)

Steve Konowalchuk (2005-06)

Karlis Skrastins (2005-08)

Dan Hinote (2005-06)

Brad Richardson (2005-08)

Cody McCormick (2005-09)

Bob Boughner (2005-06)

Brad May (2005-07)

Wojciech Wolski (2005-10)

Kurt Sauer (2005-08)

Ossi Vaanaanen (2005-07)

Jim Dowd (18 games 2006)

David Aebischer (2005-06)

Vitali Kolesnik (8 games 2006)

Paul Healy (2 games 2006)

Jose Theodore (2005-08)

Paul Stastny (2006-11)

Tyler Arnason (2006-09)

Ken Klee (2006-07)

Mark Rycroft (2006-07)

Ben Guite (2006-09)

Jordan Leopold (2006-09)

Jeff Finger (2006-08)

Kyle Cumiskey (2006-11)

Scott Parker (2006-08)

George Parros (2 games 2006)

Tyler Weiman (1 game 2008)

Johnny Boychuk (4 games 2008)

Scott Hannan (2007-11)

Ruslan Saliej (2007-10)

Adam Foote (2007-11)

Wyatt Smith (2007-08)

T.J. Hensick (2007-10)

David Jones (2007-11)

Cody McLeod (2007-11)

Ryan Smyth (2007-09)

Peter Forsberg (9 games 2007-08, 2 games 2010)

T.J. Galiardi (2008-11)

Raymond Macias (6 games 2009)

Lawrence Nycholat (5 games 2009)

Derek Peltier (14 games 2008-10)

Andrew Raycroft (2008-09)

Chris Stewart (2008-11)

Daniel Tjarnqvist (2008-09)

Darcy Tucker (2008-10)

Mike Vernace (12 games 2009)

Brian Willsie (2008-10)

Chris Durno (2008-10)

Matt Hendricks (2008-10)

Craig Anderson (2009-11)

Matt Duchene (2009-11)

David Koci (2009-11)

Peter Mueller (15 games 2010)

Ryan O’Reilly (2009-11)

Kevin Porter (2009-11)

Kyle Quincey (2009-11)

Ryan Stoa (2009-11)

Ryan Wilson (2009-11)

Stephane Yelle (11 games 2010)

Brandon Yip (2009-11)

Philippe Dupuis (2009-10)

Shawn Belle (4 games 2011)

Brian Elliott (12 games 2011)

Tomas Fleischmann (2010-11)

Jonas Holos (2010-11)

Matt Hunwick (2010-11)

Erik Johnson (2010-11)

Jay McClement (2010-11)

Ryan O’Byrne (2010-11)

Mark Olver (18 games 2010)

Daniel Winnik (2010-11)

Montreal Canadiens

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Rene Bourque (2011-14)

Chris Campoli (2011-12)

Erik Cole (2011-13)

Mathieu Darche (2011-12)

David Desharnais (2011-14)

Raphael Diaz (2011-14)

Lars Eller (2011-14)

Alexei Emelin (2011-14)

Brian Gionta (2011-14)

Scott Gomez (2011-12)

Josh Gorges (2011-14)

Tomas Kaberle (2011-13)

Andrei Markov (2011-14)

Travis Moen (2011-14)

Petteri Nokelainen (2011-12)

Max Pacioretty (2011-14)

Tomas Plekanec (2011-14)

Carey Price (2011-14)

Brad Staubitz (19 games 2012)

P.K. Subban (2011-14)

Yannick Weber (2011-13)

Ryan White (2011-14)

Brendan Gallagher (2012-14)

Alex Galchenyuk (2012-14)

Michael Ryder (2012-13)

Brandon Prust (2012-14)

Francis Bouillon (2012-14)

Colby Armstrong (2012-13)

Davis Drewiske (9 games 2013)

Gabriel Dumont (12 games 2012-14)

Jeff Halpern (19 games 2013)

Jarred Tinordi (2012-14)

Nathan Beaulieu (2012-14)

Greg Pateryn (3 games 2013)

Daniel Briere (2013-14)

Thomas Vanek (2013-14)

Michael Bournival (2013-14)

Mike Weaver (2013-14)

Dale Weise (2013-14)

Douglas Murray (2013-14)

George Parros (2013-14)

Joseph St. Pierre (1 game 2014)

Louis Leblanc (8 games 2014)

Joonas Nattinen (1 game 2014)

Christian Thomas (2 games 2014)

Patrick Holland (5 games 2014)

Dustin Tokarski (3 games 2014)

St. John’s IceCaps

Jason Jaffray (19 games 2014-15)

Jerome Samson (19 games 2014-15)

Andrew Gordon (19 games 2014-15)

Kael Mouillierat (19 games 2014-15)

Brenden Kichton (19 games 2014-15)

John Albert (19 games 2014-15)

Carl Klingberg (19 games 2014-15)

Eric O’Dell (19 games 2014-15)

J.C. Lipon (19 games 2014-15)

Kyle MacKinnon (19 games 2014-15)

Will O’Neill (19 games 2014-15)

Adam Lowry (19 games 2014-15)

Patrice Cormier (19 games 2014-15)

Zach Redmond (19 games 2014-15)

Blair Riley (19 games 2014-15)

Ben Chiarot (19 games 2014-15)

Jordan Hill (19 games 2014-15)

Julian Melchiori (19 games 2014-15)

Josh Lunden (19 games 2014-15)

Paul Postma (4 games 2015)

Austen Brassard (19 games 2014-15)

Kris Fredheim (19 games 2014-15)

Travis Ehrhardt (8 games 2015)

Ryan Schnell (19 games 2014-15)

Ian O’Connor (3 games 2014)

Jamie MacQueen (5 games 2015)

Josh Morrissey (8 games 2015)

Tyler Beskorowany (12 games 2014-15)

Michael Hutchinson (19 games 2014-15)

Eddie Pasquale (19 games 2014-15)

Cody Sol (1 game 2015)

Eric Comrie (2 games 2015)

Colton Beck (3 games 2015)

Adam Pardy (3 games 2015)

Jussi Olkinuora (10 games 2015)

Cody Lampl (19 games 2014-15)

Ontario Reign

Sean Backman (2015-16)

Nic Dowd (2015-16)

Michael Mersch (2015-16)

Justin Auger (2015-16)

Vincent LoVerde (2015-16)

Jonny Brodzinski (2015-16)

Adrian Kempe (2015-16)

Kris Newbury (2015-16)

Jordan Samuels-Thomas (2015-16)

Andrew Crescenzi (2015-16)

Kevin Gravel (2015-16)

Jeff Schultz (2015-16)

Kurtis MacDermid (2015-16)

Ryan Horvat (2015-16)

Valentin Zykov (2015-16)

Nick Ebert (2015-16)

Joel Lowry (2015-16)

Derek Forbort (2015-16)

Brett Sutter (2015-16, 2018-19)

Scott Sabourin (2015-16)

Derek Army (12 games 2016)

Zac Leslie (2015-16)

Kevin Raine (2015-16)

Matt Leitner (15 games 2016)

Paul Bissonnette (2015-16)

Christian Ehrhoff (5 games 2016)

Matt Schmalz (3 games 2016)

Jamie McBain (3 games 2016)

Sam Herr (9 games 2016, 2018-19)

Mike Amadio (11 games 2016, 2018-19)

Paul LaDue (3 games 2016)

Kenton Miller (1 game 2016)

Damir Sharipzyanov (1 game 2016)

Maxim Kitsyn (2 games 2016)

Kyle Clifford (2 games 2016)

Ray Emery (3 games 2015)

Derek Arnold (4 games 2015)

Michael Houser (7 games 2016)

Curt Gogol (7 games 2016)

Mason Bergh (2018-19)

Daniel Brickley (2018-19)

Kale Clague (2018-19)

Jamie Devane (2018-19)

Aidan Dudas (2018-19)

Michael Eyssimont (2018-19)

Max Gottlieb (2018-19)

Jacob Ingham (2018-19)

Alex Lintuniemi (2018-19)

Matt Luff (2018-19)

Philippe Maillet (2018-19)

Connor McDonald (2018-19)

Zack Mitchell (2018-19)

Brad Morrison (2018-19)

Matt Moulson (2018-19)

Cal Peterson (2018-19)

Chaz Reddekopp (2018-19)

Sheldon Rempal (2018-19)

Nikita Scherbak (2018-19)

Austin Strand (2018-19)

Craig Wyszomirski (2018-19)

Los Angeles Kings

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Drew Doughty (1 game, 2016, 2016-17, 1 game 2018)

Milan Lucic (1 game 2016)

Alec Martinez (1 game 2016, 2016-17, 1 game 2018)

Dustin Brown (1 game 2016, 2016-17, 1 game 2018)

Jeff Carter (1 game 2016, 2016-17, 1 game 2018)

Marian Gaborik (1 game 2016, 2016-17)

Tanner Pearson (1 game 2016, 2016-17, 1 game 2018)

Tyler Toffoli (1 games 2016, 2016-17, 1 game 2018)

Kevin Gravel (1 game 2016, 2016-17)

Dwight King (1 game 2016, 2016-17)

Vincent Lecavalier (1 game 2016)

Trevor Lewis (1 game 2016, 2016-17, 1 game 2018)

Brayden McNabb (1 game 2016, 2016-17)

Jake Muzzin (1 game 2016, 2016-17, 1 game 2018)

Jordan Nolan (1 game 2016, 2016-17)

Luke Schenn (1 game 2016)

Nick Shore (1 game 2016, 2016-17)

Nic Dowd (2016-17)

Derek Forbort (2016-17, 1 game 2018

Kyle Clifford (2016-17, 1 game 2018)

Devin Setoguchi (2016-17)

Jarome Iginla (19 games 2017)

Paul LaDue (2016-17)

Adrian Kempe (2016-17, 1 game 2018)

Tom Gilbert (18 games 2017)

Matt Greene (2016-17)

Andy Andreoff (2016-17)

Teddy Purcell (12 games 2017)

Jonny Brodzinski (6 games 2017)

Jhonas Enroth (1 game 2017)

Jonathan Quick (17 games 2016-17)

Ben Bishop III (7 games 2017)

Jeff Zatkoff (17 games 2016-17)

Jack Campbell (1 game 2017)

Dion Phaneuf (1 game 2018)

Mike Amadio (1 game 2018)

Oscar Fantenberg (1 game 2018)

Derek Forbort (1 game 2018)

Alex Iafallo (1 game 2018)

Ilya Kovalchuk (1 game 2018)

Cal Peterson (1 game 2018)

Nate Thompson (1 game 2018)

Tampa Bay Lightning

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Victor Hedman (15 games 2016-18)

Jonathan Drouin (7 games 2017)

Ondrej Palat (15 games 2016-18)

Tyler Johnson (15 games 2016-18)

Brayden Point (15 games 2016-18)

Alex Killorn (15 games 2016-18)

Vladislav Namestnikov (7 games 2017)

Anton Stralman (15 games 2016-18)

Steven Stamkos (15 games 2016-18)

Andrej Sustr (15 games 2016-18)

Braydon Coburn (15 games 2016-18)

Jake Dotchin (15 games 2016-18)

Cedric Paquette (15 games 2016-18)

Jason Garrison (7 games 2017)

Yanni Gourde (15 games 2016-18)

J.T. Brown (15 games 2016-18)

Gabriel Dumont (14 games 2017)

Ryan Callahan (15 games 2016-18)

Cory Conacher (15 games 2016-18)

Luke Witkowski (7 games 2017)

Slater Koekkoek (15 games 2016-18)

Adam Erne (15 games 2016-18)

Michael Bournival (15 games 2017)

Joel Vermin (7 games 2017)

Matthew Peca (15 games 2016-18)

Greg McKegg (7 games 2017)

Erik Condra (7 games 2017)

Byron Froese (4 games 2017)

Tanner Richard (3 games 2017)

Andrei Vasilevskiy (2016-18)

Ben Bishop III (7 games 2017)

Kristers Gudlevskis (1 game 2017)

Mikhail Sergachyov (8 games 2017)

Chris Kunitz (8 games 2017)

Daniel Girardi (8 games 2017)

Syracuse Crunch

Mathieu Joseph (2 games 2018)

Carter Verhaeghe (2 games 2018)

Matthew Peca (2 games 2018)

Alexander Volkov (2 games 2018)

Mitchell Stephens (2 games 2018)

Anthony Cirelli (2 games 2018)

Mat Bodie (2 games 2018)

Michael Bournival (2 games 2018)

Kevin Lynch (2 games 2018)

Adam Erne (2 games 2018)

Erik Condra (2 games 2018)

Dominik Masin (2 games 2018)

Jamie McBain (2 games 2018)

Dennis Yan (2 games 2018)

Ben Thomas (2 games 2018)

Gabriel Dumont (2 games 2018)

Olivier Archambeault (2 games 2018)

Erik Cernak (2 games 2018)

Daniel Walcott (2 games 2018)

Cory Conacher (2 games 2018)

Reid McNeill (2 games 2018)

Jonne Tammela (2 games 2018)

Jason Akeson (2 games 2018)

Matthew Spencer (2 games 2018)

Alex Gallant (2 games 2018)

Alexei Lipanov (2 games 2018)

Chris DiDomenico (2 games 2018)

Cal Foote (2 games 2018)

Troy Bourke (2 games 2018)

Brendan Bradley (2 games 2018)

Matt Petgrave (2 games 2018)

Josh Pitt (2 games 2018)

Brandon Marino (2 games 2018)

Ben Wilson (2 games 2018)

Stephen MacAulay (2 games 2018)

Mathieu Brodeur (2 games 2018)

T.J. Melancon (2 games 2018)

Craig Wyszomorski (2 games 2018)

Shane Conacher (2 games 2018)

Connor Ingram (2 games 2018)

OHL All-Stars

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Mike Renzi (2002)

Jason Spezza (2002)

Miguel Desliles (2002)

Mark Popovic (2002)

Erik Reitz (2002)

David Chant (2002)

Team Slovakia

L’ubos Pisar (2001)

Ladislav Gabris (2001)

Tomas Slovak (2001)

Alexander Valentin (2001)

Tomas Starosta (2001, 2008, 2010, 2014)

Tomas Malec (2001-02)

Miroslav Durak (2001)

L’ubos Velebny (2001-02)

Rene Vydareny (2001, 2008, 2014)

Peter Szabo (2001)

Milan Bartovic (2001, 2010, 2014)

Jozef Balej (2001)

Roman Tvrdon (2001)

Lukas Hvila (2001)

Tomas Surovy (2001, 2006, 2014)

Miroslav Kristin (2001-02)

Martin Drotar (2001)

Marcel Hossa (2001, 2006, 2008, 2014)

Tomas Kopecky (2001-02, 2014)

Tomas Skvaridlo (2001)

Milan Dubec (2001)

Peter Hamerlik (2002, 2010)

Stanislav Hudec (2002)

Karol Sloboda (2002)

Peter Fruhauf (2002, 2010)

Radovan Sloboda (2002)

Richard Stehlik (2002)

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Peter Gajdos (2002)

Tomas Jasko (2002)

Tomas Oravec (2002)

Ivan Kolozvary (2002)

Marek Svatos (2002, 2006, 2010)

Michal Macho (2002, 2010)

Frantisek Skladany (2002, 2008)

Peter Holecko (2002)

Igor Pohanka (2002)

Michal Kolarik (2002)

Karol Krizan (2006)

Jan Lasak (2006, 2008)

Zdeno Chara (2006, 2014)

Ivan Majesky (2006, 2008, 2010)

Andrej Meszaros (2006, 2014)

Martin Strbak (2006, 2008)

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L’ubos Bartecko (2006)

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Roman Kukumberg (2010)

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Tomas Tatar (2010, 2014)

Marek Zagrapan (2010)

Miroslav Zalesak (2010)

Rastislav Stana (2010)

Ivan Baranka (2014)

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fastcars · 6 years

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2018 Free Agency Tracker

this post will be updated as time progresses and each player will be listed with their team for the 17-18 season and their new team followed by the year x aav

Thomas Vanek (Columbus Blue Jackets - Detroit Red Wings): 1 year x 3 million

Roman Polak (Toronto Maple Leafs - Dallas Stars): 1 year x value unknown

Jaroslav Halak (New York Islanders - Boston Bruins): 2 years x value unknown

David Perron (Vegas Golden Knights - St Louis Blues): 4 years x 4 million

Eric Fehr (San Jose Sharks - Minnesota Wild): 1 year x value unknown

Tomas Plekanec (Toronto Maple Leafs - Montreal Canadiens: 1 year x value unknown

Carter Hutton (St Louis Blues - Buffalo Sabres): 3 years x 2.75 million

Matt Hendricks (Winnepeg Jets - Minnesota Wild): 1 year x value unknown

Jack Johnson (Columbus Blue Jackets - Pittsburgh Penguins): 5 years x 3.25 million

Greg Pateryn ( Dallas Stars - Minnesota Wild: 3 years x 2.25 million

Mike Green (Detroit Red Wings - Detroit Red Wings): 2 years x 5.375 million

Scott Wedgewood (Los Angeles Kings - Buffalo Sabres): 2 years x value unknown

Paul Stastny (Winnipeg Jets - Vegas Golden Knights): 3 years x 6.5 million

Thomas Hickey (New York Islanders - New York Islanders): 4 years x 2.5 million

Tyler Bozak (Toronto Maple Leafs - St Louis Blues): 3 years x 5 million

Jonathan Bernier (Colorado Avalanche - Detroit Red Wings): 3 years x value unknown

Ian Cole (Columbus Blue Jackets - Colorado Avalanche): 3 years x 4.35 million

Chris Kunitz (Tampa Bay Lightning - Chicago Blackhawks): 1 year x value unknown

Brandon Manning (Philadelphia Flyers - Chicago Blackhawks): 2 years x value unknown

Ryan McDonagh (Tampa Bay Lightning - Tampa Bay Lightning): 7 years x 6.75 million

Michael Hutchinson (Winnipeg Jets - Florida Panthers): 1 year x value unknown

Tim Schaller (Boston Bruins - Vancouver Canucks): 2 years x 1.9 million

Cam Ward (Carolina Hurricanes - Chicago Blackhawks): 1 year x 3 million

Oliver Ekman-Larsson (Arizona Coyotes - Arizona Coyotes): 8 years x 8.25 million

Valeri Nichuskin ( CSKA Moskva - Dallas Stars): 2 years x 2.95 million

Joakim Nordstrom (Carolina Hurricanes - Boston Bruins): 2 years x 2 million

Josh Jooris (Pittsburgh Penguins - Toronto Maple Leafs): 1 year x 0.65 million

JT Brown (Anaheim Ducks - Minnesota Wild): 2 years x 0.867 million

Michael Grabner (New Jersey Devils - Arizona Coyotes): 3 years x 3.5 million

Petr Mrazek (Philadelphia Flyers - Carolina Hurricanes): 1 year x 1.5 million

Xavier Ouellet (Detroit Red Wings - Montreal Canadiens): 1 year x value unknown

Nic Dowd (Vancouver Canucks - Washington Capitals): 1 year x 0.65 million

Chad Johnson (Buffalo Sabres - St Louis Blues): 1 year x 1.75 million

Matt Bartkowski (Calgary Flames - Minnesota Wild): 1 year x 0.65 million

Kyle Brodziak (St Louis Blues - Edmonton Oilers): 2 years x 1.15 million

John Tavares (New York Islanders - Toronto Maple Leafs): 7 years x 11 million��

Anton Khudobin (Boston Bruins - Dallas Stars): 2 years x 2.5 million

Matt Cullen (Minnesota Wild - Pittsburgh Penguins): 1 year x 0.65 million

Nick Holden (Boston Bruins - Vegas Golden Knight): 2 years x 2.2 million

John Moore (New Jersey Devils - Boston Bruins): 5 years x 2.75 million

Tobias Reider (Arizona Coyotes - Edmonton Oilers): 1 year x 2 million

Logan Couture (San Jose Sharks - San Jose Sharks): 8 years x value unknown

Adam Clendening (Arizona Coyotes - Columbus Blue Jackets): 1 year x 0.4 million

#nhl free agency #freeagency18

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nhlists · 6 years

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2017-18 Columbus Blue Jackets Astrological Signs

Aries: Markus Hännikäinen, Oliver Bjorkstrand 🐏

Taurus: Taylor Chorney, Joonas Korpisalo, Brandon Dubinsky, Josh Anderson, Sonny Milano 🐃

Gemini: Cam Atkinson, Markus Nutivaara, Eric Robinson, Boone Jenner 👯‍♂️

Cancer: Pierre-Luc Dubois, Dean Kukan, Zach Werenski 🦀

Leo: none

Virgo: Sergei Bobrovsky, Alexander Wennberg 🧘‍♀️

Libra: Ryan Murray, Seth Jones, David Savard ⚖️

Scorpio: Artemi Panarin, Nick Foligno 🦂

Sagittarius: none

Capricorn: Matt Calvert, Jack Johnson, Thomas Vanek 🐐

Aquarius: Mark Letestu 🏺

Pisces: Ian Cole, Lukáš Sedlák, Alex Broadhurst, Scott Harrington 🐟

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ghettoblastermagazine · 5 years

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holyjost · 7 years

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TEAM LISTS OF UNPROTECTED PLAYERS [source] ANAHEIM DUCKS

FORWARDS: spencer abbott, jared boll, sam carrick, patrick eaves, emerson etem, ryan garbutt, max gortz, nicolas kerdiles, andre petersson, logan shaw, nick sorenson, nate thompson, corey tropp, chris wagner

DEFENSEMEN: nate guenin, korbinian holzer, josh manson, jaycob megna, jeff schultz, clayton stoner, sami vatanen

GOALTENDERS: jonathan bernier, jhonas enroth, ryan faragher, matt hackett, dustin tokarski

ARIZONA COYOTES

FORWARDS: alexander burmistrov, shane doan, tyler gaudet, peter holland, josh jooris, jamie mcginn, jeremy morin, mitchell moroz, chris mueller, teemu pulkkinen, brad richardson, garret ross, branden troock, radim vrbata, joe whitney

DEFENSEMEN: kevin connauton, jamie mcbain, zbynek michalek, jarred tinordi

GOALTENDERS: louis domingue

BOSTON BRUINS

FORWARDS: matt beleskey, brian ferlin, jimmy hayes, alex khokhlachev, dominic moore, tyler randell, zac rinaldo, tim schaller, drew stafford

DEFENSEMEN: linus arnesson, chris casto, tommy cross, alex grant, john-michael liles, adam mcquaid, colin miller, joe morrow

GOALTENDERS: anton khudobinn, malcolm subban

BUFFALO SABRES

FORWARDS: william carrier, nicolas deslauriers, brian gionta, derek grant, justin kea, matt moulson, cal o'reilly, cole schneider

DEFENSEMEN: brady austin, mathew bodie, zach bogosian, justin falk, taylor fedun, cody franson, josh gorges, dmitry kulikov

GOALTENDERS: anders nilsson, linus ullmark

CALGARY FLAMES

FORWARDS: brandon bollig, lance bouma, troy brouwer, alex chiasson, freddie hamilton, emile poirier, hunter shinkaruk, matt stajan, kris versteeg, linden vey

DEFENSEMEN: matt bartkowski, ryan culkin, deryk engelland, michael kostka, brett kulak, ladislav smid, michael stone, dennis wideman, tyler wotherspoon

GOALTENDERS: brian elliott, tom mccollum

CAROLINA HURRICANES

FORWARDS: bryan bickell, connor brickley, patrick brown, erik karlsson, danny kristo, jay mcclement, andrew miller, andrej nestrasil, joakim nordstrom, lee stempniak, brendan woods

DEFENSEMEN: klas dahlbeck, dennis robertson, philip samuelsson, matt tennyson

GOALTENDERS: daniel altshuller, eddie lack, michael leighton, cam ward

CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS

FORWARDS: kyle baun, andrew desjardins, marcus kruger, pierre-cedric labrie, michael latta, brandon mashinter, dennis rasmussen, jordin tootoo

DEFENSEMEN: brian campbell, dillon fournier, shawn lalonde, johnny oduya, ville pokka, michael rozsival, viktor svedberg, trevor van riemsdyk

GOALTENDERS: mac carruth, jeff glass

COLORADO AVALANCHE

FORWARDS: troy bourke, gabriel bourque, rene bourque, joe colborne, turner elson, felix girard, mikhail grigorenko, samuel henley, john mitchell, jim o'brien, brendan ranford, mike sislo, carl soderberg

DEFENSEMEN: mark barberio, mat clark, eric gelinas, cody goloubef, duncan siemens, fedor tyutin, patrick wiercioch

GOALTENDERS: joe cannata, calvin pickard, jeremy smith

COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS

FORWARDS: josh anderson, alex broadhurst, matt calvert, zac dalpe, sam gagner, brett gallant, william karlsson, lauri korpikosko, lukas sedlak, t.j. tynan, daniel zaar

DEFENSEMEN: marc-andre bergeron, scott harrington, jack johnson, kyle quincey, john ramage, jaime sifers, ryan stanton

GOALTENDERS: oscar dansk, anton forsberg, joonas korpisalo

DALLAS STARS

FORWARDS: adam cracknell, justin dowling, cody eakin, ales hemski, jiri hudler, curtis mckenzie, mark mcneill, travis morin, patrick sharp, gemel smith, matej stransky

DEFENSEMEN: mattias backman, andrew bodnarchuk, ludwig bystrom, nick ebert, justin hache, dan hamhuis, patrik nemeth, jamie oleksiak, greg pateryn, dustin stevenson

GOALTENDERS: henri kiviaho, maxime legace, kari lehtonen, antti niemi, justin peters

DETROIT RED WINGS

FORWARDS: louis-marc aubry, mitch callahan, colin campbell, martin frk, luke glendening, darren helm, drew miller, tomas nosek, riley sheahan, ben street, eric tangradi

DEFENSEMEN: adam almquist, jonathan ericsson, niklas kronwall, brian lashoff, dylan mcilrath, xavier ouellet, ryan sproul

GOALTENDERS: jared coreau, petr mrazek, edward pasquale, jake peterson

EDMONTON OILERS

FORWARDS: david desharnais, justin fontaine, matt henricks, roman horak, jujhar khaira, anton lander, iiro pakarinen, tyler pitlick, zach pochiro, benoit pouliot, henrik samuelsson, bogdan yakimov

DEFENSEMEN: mark fayne, andrew ference, mark fraser, eric gryba, david musil, jordan oesterle, griffin reinhart, kris russell, dillon simpson

GOALTENDERS: laurent brossoit, jonas gustavsson

FLORIDA PANTHERS

FORWARDS: graham black, tim bozon, jaromir jagr, jussi jokinen, derek mackenzie, jonathan marchessault, colton sceviour, michael sgarbossa, reilly smith, brody sutter, paul thompson, shawn thornton, thomas vanek

DEFENSEMEN: jason demers, jakub kindl, brent regner, reece scarlett, mackenzie weegar

GOALTENDERS: reto berra, sam brittain, roberto luongo

LOS ANGELES KINGS

FORWARDS: andy andreoff, justin auger, dustin brown, kyle clifford, andrew crescenzi, nic dowd, marian gaborik, jarome iginla, trevor lewis, michael mersch, jordan nolan, teddy purcell, devin setoguchi, nick shore

DEFENSEMEN: matt greene, vincent loverde, brayden mcnabb, cameron schilling, rob scuderi, zach trotman

GOALTENDERS: jack campbell, jeff zatkoff

MINNESOTA WILD

FORWARDS: brady brassart, patrick cannone, ryan carter, kurtis gabriel, martin hanzal, erik haula, zack mitchell, jordan schroeder, eric staal, chris stewart, ryan white

DEFENSEMEN: victor bartley, matt dumba, christian folin, guillaume gelinas, alexander gudbranson, gustav olofsson, nate prosser, marco scandella, mike weber

GOALTENDERS: johan gustafsson, darcy kuemper, alex stalock

MONTREAL CANADIENS

FORWARDS: daniel carr, connor crisp, jacob de la rose, bobby farnham, brian flynn, max friberg, charles hudon, dwight king, stefan matteau, torrey mitchell, joonas nattinen, steve ott, tomas plekanec, alexander radulov, chris terry

DEFENSEMEN: brandon davidson, alexei emelin, keegan lowe, andrei markov, nikita nesterov, zach redmond, dalton thrower

GOALTENDERS: al montoya

NASHVILLE PREDATORS

FORWARDS: pontus aberg, cody bass, vernon fiddler, mike fisher, cody mcleod, james neal, p.a. parenteau, adam payerl, mike ribeiro, miikka salomaki, colton sissons, craig smith, trevor smith, austin watson, colin wilson, harry zolnierczyk

DEFENSEMEN: taylor aronson, anthony bitetto, stefan elliot, petter granberg, brad hunt, matt irwin, andrew o'brien, adam pardy, jaynen rissling, scott valentine, yannick weber

GOALTENDERS: marek mazanec

NEW JERSEY DEVILS

FORWARDS: beau bennett, michael cammalleri, carter camper, luke gazdic, shane harper, jacob josefson, ivan khomutov, stefan noeson, marc savard, devante smith-pelly, petr straka, mattias tedenby, ben thomson, david wohlberg

DEFENSEMEN: seth helgeson, viktor loov, ben lovejoy, andrew macwilliam, jon merrill, dalton prout, karl stollery, alexander urbom

GOALTENDERS: keith kinkaid, scott wedgewood

NEW YORK ISLANDERS

FORWARDS: josh bailey, steve bernier, eric boulton, jason chimera, casey cizikas, cal clutterbuck, stephen gionta, ben holmstrom, bracken kearns, nikolay kulemin, brock nelson, shane prince, alan quine, ryan strome, johan sundstrom

DEFENSEMEN: calvin de haan, matthew finn, jesse graham, thomas hickey, loic leduc, scott mayfield, dennis seidenberg

GOALTENDERS: jean-francois berube, christopher gibson, jaroslav halak

NEW YORK RANGERS

FORWARDS: taylor beck, chris brown, daniel catenacci, jesper fast, tanner glass, michael grabner, marek hrivik, nicklas jensen, carl klingberg, oscar lindberg, brandon pirri, matt puempel

DEFENSEMEN: adam clendening, tommy hughes, steven kampfer, kevin klein, michael paliotta, brendan smith, chris summers

GOALTENDERS: magnus hellberg, antti raanta, mackenzie skapski

OTTAWA SENATORS

FORWARDS: casey bailey, mike blunden, alexandre burrows, stephane da costa, christopher didomenico, nikita filatov, chris kelly, clarke macarthur, max mccormick, chris neil, tom pyatt, ryan rupert, bobby ryan, viktor stalberg, phil varone, tommy wingels

DEFENSEMEN: mark borowiecki, fredrik claesson, brandon gormley, jyrki jokipakka, marc methot, patrick sieloff, chris wideman, mikael wikstrand

GOALTENDERS: mike condon, chris driedger, andrew hammond

PHILADELPHIA FLYERS

FORWARDS: pierre-edouard bellemare, greg carey, chris conner, boyd gordon, taylor leier, colin mcdonald, andy miele, michael raffl, matt read, chris vandevelde, jordan weal, dale weise, eric wellwood

DEFENSEMEN: mark alt, tj brennan, michael del zotto, andrew macdonald, will o’neill, jesper pettersson, nick schultz

GOALTENDERS: steve mason, michal neuvirth

PITTSBURGH PENGUINS

FORWARDS: josh archibald, nick bonino, matt cullen, jean-sebastien dea, carl hagelin, tom kuhnhackl, chris kunitz, kevin porter, bryan rust, tom sestito, oskar sundqvist, dominik uher, garrett wilson, scott wilson

DEFENSEMEN: ian cole, frank corrado, trevor daley, tim erixon, cameron gaunce, ron hainsey, stuart percy, derrick pouliot, chad ruhwedel, mark streit, david warsofsky

GOALTENDERS: marc-andre fleury

SAN JOSE SHARKS

FORWARDS: mikkel boedker, barclay goodrow, micheal haley, patrick marleau, buddy robinson, zack stortini, joe thornton, joel ward

DEFENSEMEN: dylan demelo, brenden dillon, dan kelly, paul martin, david schlemko

GOALTENDERS: aaron dell, troy grosenick, harri sateri

ST. LOUIS BLUES

FORWARDS: kenny agostino, andrew agozzino, kyle brodziak, jordan caron, jacob doty, landon ferraro, alex friesen, evgeny grachev, dmitrij jaskin, jori lehtera, brad malone, magnus paajarvi, david perron, ty rattie, scottie upshall, nail yakupov

DEFENSEMEN: robert bortuzzo, chris butler, morgan ellis, carl gunnarsson, jani hakanpaa, petteri lindbohm, reid mcneill

GOALTENDERS: jordan binnington, carter hutton

TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING

FORWARDS: carter ashton, michael bournival, j.t. brown, cory conacher, erik condra, gabriel dumont, stefan fournier, byron froese, yanni gourde, mike halmo, henri ikonen, pierre-luc letourneau-leblond, tye mcginn, greg mckegg, cedric paquette, tanner richard, joel vermin

DEFENSEMEN: dylan blujus, jake dotchin, jason garrison, slater koekkoek, jonathan racine, andrej sustr, matt taormina, luke witkowski

GOALTENDERS: peter budaj, kristers gudlevskis, jaroslav janus, mike mckenna

TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS

FORWARDS: brian boyle, eric fehr, colin greening, seth griffith, teemu hartikainen, brooks laich, brendan leipsic, joffrey lupul, milan michalek, kerby rychel, ben smith

DEFENSEMEN: andrew campbell, matt hunwick, alexey marchenko, martin marincin, steve oleksy, roman polak

GOALTENDERS: antoine bibeau, curtis mcelhinney, garret sparks

VANCOUVER CANUCKS

FORWARDS: reid boucher, michael chaput, joseph cramarossa, derek dorsett, brendan gaunce, alexandre grenier, jayson megna, borna rendulic, anton rodin, drew shore, jack skille, michael zalewski

DEFENSEMEN: alex biega, philip larsen, tom nilsson, andrey pedan, luca sbisa

GOALTENDERS: richard bachman, ryan miller

WASHINGTON CAPITALS

FORWARDS: jay beagle, chris bourque, paul carey, brett connolly, stanislav galiev, tyler graovac, garrett mitchell, liam o’brien, t.j. oshie, zach sill, chandler stephenson, christian thomas, nathan walker, justin williams, daniel winnik

DEFENSEMEN: karl alzner, taylor chorney, cody corbett, darren dietz, christian djoos, tom gilbert, aaron ness, brooks orpik, nate schmidt, kevin shattenkirk

GOALTENDERS: pheonix copley, philipp grubauer

WINNIPEG JETS

FORWARDS: marko dano, quinton howden, scott kosmachuk, tomas kubalik, jc lipon, shawn matthias, ryan olsen, anthony peluso, chris thorburn

DEFENSEMEN: ben chiarot, toby enstrom, brenden kichton, julian melchiori, paul postma, brian strait, mark stuart

GOALTENDERS: michael hutchinson, ondrej pavelec

#hockey #it's so much easier to understand when you look at unprotected players rather than protected #mine #misc #nhl #nhl expansion #so much typing let me die in peace #vegas golden knights #welp here they are

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junker-town · 7 years

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Tracking every major 2018 NHL trade rumor heading into the deadline

The NHL trade deadline is one week away.

The 2018 NHL trade deadline is rapidly approaching. On Monday, Feb. 26 the NHL will officially close its doors on trades for the remainder of the 2017-18 season, meaning we have two weeks of potential madness left.

NHL trade deadline day is usually not as crazy as the NBA’s deadline is, as most major hockey trades happen — if at all — in the days leading up to the deadline. The rumors, however, seem to churn out new names every day as we get closer to the Feb. 26 deadline.

As such, we’ve compiled a complete list of trade rumors from Feb. 1 onwards about the biggest names potentially hitting the trade market. We’ve already seen teams like the New York Rangers flat out admit big trades are likely coming as we head into the deadline, but teams like the Buffalo Sabres and Ottawa Senators will also likely be major sellers as their playoff hopes end.

Here are the latest NHL trade rumors

Feb. 23

Senators are in “massive” trade talks involving multiple teams for Erik Karlsson Ottawa has a “strong preference” to package Bobby Ryan with Karlsson. The Canucks are getting calls on Chris Tanev, but injury concerns limit offers.

Feb. 22

“Every team” asks about Nashville’s Eeli Tolvanen but he’s not available. The Maple Leafs are not on Ryan McDonagh’s 10-team no-trade list. The Blue Jackets have initiated extension talks with trade candidate Jack Johnson. Vegas could be buyers at the trade deadline. The Canadiens are in “no rush” to move Max Pacioretty or Alex Galchenyuk. Jarome Iginla wants to sign with an NHL team before the trade deadline.

Feb. 21

The Blue Jackets have asked about Blackhawks’ forward Artem Anisimov. Erik Karlsson is “still in play” for other teams this month.

Feb. 20

Senators are trying to package Bobby Ryan’s contract in talks for Erik Karlsson. Another potential center target for the Penguins: Colorado’s Carl Soderberg. The Penguins have shown interest in Rangers’ winger Michael Grabner. Anaheim may be looking at winger Thomas Vanek from Vancouver.

Feb. 19

Boston does not want to trade top prospects or high draft picks for expensive rentals. Jets have discussed several forwards, including Chicago’s Ryan Hartman. Artem Anisimov, who has a NMC, hasn’t discussed any deals with Hawks management. The Penguins are also among teams interested in Derick Brassard.

Feb. 18

Detroit reportedly offered Petr Mrazek to the Flyers for a 3rd round pick. They declined. The Blues have inquired about Max Pacioretty from the Canadiens. Oilers forward Patrick Maroon is getting incredible interest across the league. The Rangers are looking to trade Nash, Grabner, Holden and Desharnais.

Feb. 17

Despite their denial, “don’t be surprised” if the Senators trade Erik Karlsson. Blues, Senators are in “serious talks” about Derick Brassard, Mike Hoffman. The Canucks have inquired about Max Domi, Tobias Rieder out of Arizona. San Jose may have interest in Bruins’ forward Matt Beleskey. Maple Leafs, Stars among teams who have inquired on Red Wings’ Luke Glendening.

Feb. 16

Buffalo defenseman Josh Gorges is available, and the Blues have shown interest. The Jets and Bruins are among teams interested in Patrick Maroon. The Rangers want Jake DeBrusk in a Ryan McDonagh deal with the Bruins. Rangers are more interested in players and prospects than draft picks. Blue Jackets are interested in Derick Brassard, but the “price is steep.” Penguins’ Matt Hunwick may be on the trade block with Ian Cole. The Maple Leafs and Stars are interested in Red Wings forward Luke Glendening. Stars deny reported interest in Glendening.

Feb. 15

The Red Wings are looking to move Gustav Nyquist and/or Tomas Tatar this month. Detroit’s Jimmy Howard has received more interest than Petr Mrazek from other teams. Kings are now shopping for a “mid-level scoring winger” after landing Dion Phaneuf. The Blue Jackets may be open to dealing young forward Boone Jenner. Radim Vrbata was asked to submit his 10-team no trade list to the Panthers last month.

Feb. 14

Rick Nash, Max Pacioretty, and Mike Green are among the NHL’s most coveted assets. The Panthers are a potential dark horse candidate for Pacioretty. Brian Gionta and James Wisniewski are hoping to sign NHL deals after the Olympics. The Senators are ready to listen on anyone but Chabot, Karlsson, and Stone. Ryan McDonagh has reportedly submitted his 10-team no trade list to the Rangers.

Feb. 13

The Jets are interested in landing a top-six forward before the trade deadline. The Coyotes aren’t shopping Max Domi, but they’ll listen to offers. Kings have “circled back” to Dion Phaneuf, Penguins interested in Derick Brassard. Penguins could be looking for fourth-line center, not a third-line center. There are 8-10 teams interested in Sabres winger Evander Kane. The Flyers may be in on a goaltender now that Brian Elliott has been sidelined with injury.

Feb. 12

Jeff Skinner, Max Domi among potential trade targets for the Colorado Avalanche. The Bruins are reportedly in on Ryan McDonagh, but does it makes sense? The Edmonton Oilers are maybe, possibly, thinking of trading Leon Draisaitl. Senators are talking Derick Brassard with other teams, but the price is high. Talks are starting to heat up around Golden Knights winger James Neal.

Feb. 11

Are the Penguins zeroing in on minor addition like Tomas Plekanec or Matt Cullen? Speaking of Plekanec, the Sharks are also reportedly interested in the center.

Feb. 9

The Red Wings may try to trade one of Petr Mrazek or Jimmy Howard this month.

Feb. 8

Stan Bowman says he doesn’t expect the Blackhawks to be buyers at trade deadline. Josh Leivo, Nikita Soshnikov, and Matt Martin may all be on the trading block.

Feb. 7

Will the Lightning chase defenseman Ryan McDonagh at the NHL trade deadline? Elliotte Friedman speculated on a potential Red Wings-Hurricanes blockbuster Could the Chicago Blackhawks consider trading Brandon Saad this season?

Feb. 5

The Rangers requested Rick Nash’s no-trade list, putting the winger on the trade block. The Avalanche are reportedly looking at Michael Grabner from the Rangers. The Predators have been “checking out” the Red Wings for scoring wingers.

Feb. 3

Josh Leivo has reportedly asked the Maple Leafs for a trade.

Feb. 1

The Canucks want to re-sign defenseman Erik Gudbranson, for some reason.

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scenepointblank · 5 years

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Today Scene Point Blank is excited to share a video from Howardian’s recently released new album The Silly Shit You Say. “Still Here” comes from Howardian’s sixth full-length, which came out on March 15 on Let’s Pretend/Starcleaner. “Leaving my old band and starting a new one inspired this song,” Ian Vanek explains, referencing his time with Japanther. “Exhausted and sad, my friend and bandmate Justin Mckaughan helped inspire me to start playing and releasing music right away. Mental Illness and late style art inspired the rest. Making songs and albums well into the future without regard for motives.” The video was directed by Mustafa Daka, who plays drums on the record. Schuyler Maehl, Scott Brummel, Justin Mckaughan, Flo Amarino, Gardner Allen and Farley Glavin also contributed throughout the process of making The Silly Shit You Say. Speaking about “Still Here” in particular, Vanek says: This honest tale of longevity in the face of change and growth embodies Howardian’s spirit. Picking up and moving on, despite it all, is a theme many of us need a constant reminder of. Still Here gives a voice to this journey and space to the traveler. The song stands out as one of the catchiest and saddest songs on the album, perhaps because of Flo Amarino’s accordion playing… In a way this song is about all of the other songs we’ve released. via Scene Point Blank music news feed

#music #news #scenepointblank

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thrashermaxey · 6 years

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Injury Ward: Karlsson, Edler, Kadri, Letang, Hart, & Hall

Here’s the latest in the world of NHL injuries! Before you ask (and I know you were about to), the Jets haven’t provided us with a significant update on Dustin Byfuglien as this article is being written, so I recommend you follow me on Twitter @BrennanDeSouza to see his status as soon as it’s made publicly available.

Ryan Miller – The 38-year-old goaltender was originally slated to start on Monday against the Canucks, but a lower-body ailment kept him out of the game. This injury isn’t expected to keep him out for too long.

Ryan Getzlaf – The Ducks captain has been sidelined for the past three games with an upper-body injury. According to GM/coach Bob Murray, there’s no sign that Getzlaf is improving and his status for Wednesday’s game against the Blackhawks remains up in the air. Despite a disappointing 39 points in 54 games this season, Getzlaf still leads the team in scoring. That should give you an idea of how miserable this season has been for Anaheim.

John Gibson – Anaheim’s top goaltender could be available on Wednesday when the team faces off against Chicago. He had his wisdom teeth removed during the Ducks’ most recent three-game road trip (February 19th to February 23rd). If he doesn’t start on Wednesday, I’d expect him to be an option on Friday against the Golden Knights. Whatever the case, he should be able to contribute to your fantasy hockey playoff matchup.

Antti Raanta – Has been skating as he continues to recover from knee surgery. While Raanta isn’t expected to play for the rest of the regular season, if you’re participating in a playoff pool and the Coyotes make the playoffs – he might be an option.

David Pastrnak – Will be out for at least two more weeks as he needs to keep his thumb in a cast. After those two weeks, he’s probably going to need a short amount of time to get comfortable holding his stick and shooting the puck. Danton Heinen has been filling in for Pastrnak on the Bruins’ top line with Brad Marchand and Patrice Bergeron, he has nine points in his last 10 games.

James Neal – Is currently week-to-week with a lower-body injury. He’s expected to be evaluated at some point this week, after which we’ll probably have a more concrete timetable for his return.

Micheal Ferland – Left Tuesday’s game against LA with an upper-body injury. No further updates have been released as of right now.

Justin Faulk – Left Tuesday’s game against the Kings with an upper-body injury. No further updates have been released as of right now. Did I just copy and paste Ferland’s update for Faulk? No. I changed ‘LA’ to ‘the Kings’. Okay?

Ian Cole – Has been skating in a non-contact sweater. With that being said, he’s dealing with a broken orbital bone (a bone which surrounds your eye) so the fact that he’s skating doesn’t exactly mean he’s about to return.

Ryan Murray – Is out week-to-week with an upper-body injury. The Blue Jackets did acquire Adam McQuaid at the trade deadline, so maybe that slightly offsets the loss of Murray? Very slightly? Not at all?

Mats Zuccarello – Imagine what it’s like to put on a different jersey after nine seasons of being a Blueshirt. Imagine having an incredible debut with your new team, putting up a goal and an assist through 13 minutes of ice time. The next thing you know you’re doubled over after blocking a shot from Blackhawks’ defenseman Connor Murphy. Such is the life of Mats Zuccarello, who will be out for about four weeks with a broken arm. While he did have surgery on the arm, the purpose of the surgery was to hold the arm in place and speed up the healing process – this wasn’t some reconstructive surgery where he’ll need to learn how to hold a stick again.

Jamie Benn – He left Sunday’s game against the Blackhawks with an upper-body injury, which also kept him out of the lineup on Tuesday against the Golden Knights. Fortunately, he’s expected to return to the lineup on Thursday when the Stars take on the Kings. Benn has struggled to produce offensively this season with just 41 points in 61 games.

Thomas Vanek – Is expected to be out long term with a hip flexor injury. If you’re unfamiliar with the intricacies of the hip flexors (like I was until seconds ago), all you really need to know is that they allow the joint between your hip and your leg to bend. Since the injury is expected to keep Vanek out for a long time, it sounds like he’s dealing with a relatively large tear that’s going to significantly decrease his range of motion until it heals. Another important note – especially considering Vanek is 35 years old – is that you’re more likely to injure a hip flexor if you’ve injured it before. See how much fun this article can be when teams actually give us details on an injury? Three cheers for learning!

Jesse Puljujarvi – The belief is that he requires surgery for a lower-body injury. What exactly is he dealing with? How long will he be out? Find out in next week’s episode of ‘Spoiled Oil’ (copyright pending).

James Reimer – Looked like he tweaked something in his leg on Tuesday night against the Coyotes. No word yet on how long the injury will keep him sidelined.

Mike Matheson – Hopeful to return from a lower-body injury on Thursday against the Golden Knights.

Alec Martinez – Has been skating for the past few days as he gets closer and closer to a return. The team is hopeful to see him back in the lineup within the next week.

Craig Smith – You know what my favourite kind of update is? No update! At this point, all we really know is that Smith is dealing with a lower-body injury. Nashville’s acquisition of Mikael Granlund and Wayne Simmonds at the Trade Deadline should relieve any pressure of rushing Smith back into the lineup.

Will Butcher – Is day-to-day with a lower-body injury but he has been skating.

Jesper Bratt – Is day-to-day with a lower-body injury and won’t be in the lineup against the Flames on Wednesday. The Devils have been absolutely decimated by injuries recently. If you can name a player in the lineup who isn’t Nico Hischier, I’ll give you a high five.

Sami Vatanen – Will return from a concussion on Wednesday against the Flames.

Kyle Palmieri – Out week-to-week with a lower-body injury.

Taylor Hall – The Devils expect to find out sometime this week whether Hall is going to play again this season. Considering the team isn’t playoff-bound, there’s really no reason to rush Hall back into the lineup and risk his long-term health. GM Ray Shero made it clear that if Hall does return this season, it’s because the team’s medical staff is absolutely confident that his return won’t have any long-term impact on his well-being. While it’s easy to say Hall should be shut down for the rest of the season considering there’s nothing left to play for, he’s a hockey player. Hockey players want to play hockey.

Carter Hart – The rookie goaltender is expected to be out for at least a week with an ankle injury. If everything goes well he’ll be back on the ice this weekend, with a return hopefully following soon after. Hart has been fantastic this season, sporting a .917 SV% and a 13-8-1 record.

Brian Dumoulin – Suffered a concussion after this hit from Wayne Simmonds in an outdoor game with the Flyers. No timetable for his return is available at this time.

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Kris Letang – If you watch the video above closely, you’ll notice that Kris Letang went after Wayne Simmonds following his hit on Brian Dumoulin. In an attempt to defend Simmonds, Shayne Gostisbehere came in and threw Letang to the ice. Letang suffered an upper-body injury following the takedown and is currently out on a day-to-day basis.

Bryan Rust – Left Tuesday’s game against Columbus on crutches after this hit from new Blue Jacket Adam McQuaid. He’ll be evaluated on Wednesday and we’ll probably get a better idea of how severe the injury is.

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Erik Karlsson – Left Tuesday’s game against the Bruins with an injury, but we don’t yet know if it’s related to the groin injury that caused him to miss significant time recently. What we do know is that he wasn’t able to put much pressure on his left leg. This clip from late in the second period shows Karlsson’s skating was not at 100 percent. He didn’t play in the third period.

Alexander Steen – Missed Tuesday’s game against the Predators because he was sick. Don’t expect him to miss too much more time as a result of the illness.

Brayden Schenn – Remains day-to-day with an upper-body injury. He’s expected to be back sooner rather than later. While we still don’t know exactly what the injury is and when he was injured, some believe it’s a concussion.

David Perron – Has been skating but is still officially day-to-day. GM Doug Armstrong stated that he should be back sooner rather than later. I feel like I’ve been saying his return is just around the corner for a long time now, but maybe this time it’s true?

Jake Gardiner – Has missed the team’s last couple of practices and won’t be in the lineup against the Oilers on Wednesday. Coach Mike Babcock has noticed Gardiner’s skating hasn’t been as good as it normally is. It’s possible he’s still dealing with back spasms that were bothering him earlier in the season.

Nazem Kadri – Skated on Tuesday for the first time since suffering a concussion. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: concussions are unpredictable because everyone experiences symptoms differently, so there’s a lot of variation in recovery times.

Alexander Edler – The Canucks begin a three-game road trip on Wednesday against the Avalanche and it’s still not clear whether or not Edler will be travelling with the team. While he has been skating, we still don’t know when exactly he’ll return from a concussion.

Erik Haula – May start skating soon! While that’s great news considering he had knee surgery a couple of months ago, I don’t think he’ll be back in time to have an impact on your fantasy hockey playoff matchup.

Josh Morrissey – Will be out of the lineup for the rest of February and the entirety of March with an upper-body injury. Once April rolls around we can start expecting a return.

from All About Sports https://dobberhockey.com/hockey-home/injury-ward/injury-ward-karlsson-edler-kadri-letang-hart-hall/

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The Hockey News’ 2018-19 Season Preview: Columbus Blue Jackets

The Blue Jackets are under pressure to perform with the future up in the air for pending UFAs Artemi Panarin and Sergei Bobrovsky, and Columbus has all the tools to seriously challenge for a division title.

The Hockey News’ 2018-19 Season Preview series dives into off-season transactions, best- and worst-case scenarios and one burning question for each team in reverse order of Stanley Cup odds.

Stanley Cup odds: 25-1

Key Additions: Riley Nash, C; Anthony Duclair, RW; Adam Clendening, D; Jean-Francois Berube, G

Key Departures: Thomas Vanek, LW; Jack Johnson, D; Matt Calvert, LW; Ian Cole, D; Jordan Schroeder, RW; Jeff Zatkoff, G

BEST-CASE SCENARIO With the Capitals nursing a Stanley Cup hangover and the Penguins looking a little vulnerable, the Blue Jackets have a legitimate shot at winning the division. Columbus has a top-flight defense corps led by Seth Jones (who will miss at least a month due to injury) and Zach Werenski, and the only subtraction was Jack Johnson, who was a healthy scratch in the playoffs. Sergei Bobrovsky has been excellent the past two years and is as close to a sure thing in net as any goalie in the NHL right now.

Up front, the Blue Jackets come at you in waves, led by left winger Artemi Panarin. There has been a lot of talk about Panarin’s unwillingness to sign an extension in Columbus, but he swears it’s not personal, and the Jackets could ride him to a strong season and long playoff run. Pierre-Luc Dubois came on strong in his rookie year and looks to be a true No. 1 center, something the Blue Jackets have struggled to find in their history. Rebound seasons by Boone Jenner and Alexander Wennberg make Columbus even tougher to handle, as does the addition of Riley Nash.

Coach John Tortorella’s style isn’t for everyone, but it has resonated with this lunch-bucket team. This is the year Columbus finally wins a playoff round.

WORST-CASE SCENARIO Forced into the reality that Panarin could be lost for nothing as a UFA next summer, the Blue Jackets trade him for dimes on the dollar. It’s a gut-shot for an organization unaccustomed to coming out on top, and the lack of a suitable replacement badly hurts the offense. Without Panarin, Dubois suffers a sophomore slump season and Wennberg confirms his ceiling is as a No. 2 center and no greater.

Werenski had shoulder surgery in May and the prognosis was a recovery period of up to six months. If it’s the latter, he doesn’t return until November and the team’s defense corps takes a hit. Ryan Murray could pick up the slack, but his own injury history, including a pre-season knock, makes him a question mark at any point in the season. Either way, the Blue Jackets will need unproven defenders to step up.

Bobrovsky, also a UFA to be, is elite, but the Blue Jackets count on him a lot, and any backsliding would really hurt. Plus, he’s been worked over in the playoffs and has just five post-season wins in his NHL career. The Jackets still make the dance, but fall to a more confident opponent in the first round yet again. That scenario destabilizes confidence in coach Tortorella and GM Jarmo Kekalainen.

BURNING QUESTION How will injuries to Jones, Murray impact the Blue Jackets’ start? There’s no worse break the Blue Jackets could have suffered ahead of the campaign than the loss of Jones, who underwent an MRI after a pre-season contest that revealed a second-degree MCL sprain. The recovery time is anywhere from four-to-six weeks, which puts Jones’ return at early- to mid-November. A month-plus without Jones, a legitimate Norris Trophy calibre defender, is a bad way to start the campaign, and his loss means the blueline is going to need to be shuffled.

Chances are David Savard moves up to the top pairing, with Markus Nutivaara and Adam Clendening taking second- and third-pairing roles. Making matters worse, though, is that Ryan Murray is also out of action, which means Gabriel Carlsson and Dean Kukan are likewise going to need to slide up the depth chart. One month or more with a jumbled up blueline is bad news for the Blue Jackets. That’s going to put a ton of pressure on Zach Werenski, who might not leave the ice until Jones returns.

If Columbus can’t stop the defensive bleeding caused by the injuries, it’s hard to fathom they’ll be able to start quickly. And if the Blue Jackets are behind the eight ball early, they’ll have some serious catching up to if they want anything better than a wild-card spot in the Metro.

THE HOCKEY NEWS’ PREDICTION: 1st in the Metropolitan Division. The two injuries on the blueline make for a bad start to the season for the Blue Jackets, but the offense should be able to keep Columbus afloat. Bobrovsky is a difference-maker, too, and if any netminder can bail out a wounded defense corps, it’s him.

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