The Canes’ goalie tandem wins the Jennings, the Lightning leaves the door open for the Bruins and looking at the uncertain futures of two Western Conference teams.
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Reading Assignment
- With Thursday night’s performance, Frederik Andersen and Antti Raanta wrapped up a Jennings Trophy win, the first in franchise history. [NHL]
- Speaking of team trophies, the Panthers officially won the Presidents’ Trophy Thursday night. [NHL]
- The Boston Bruins, led by a Patrice Bergeron hat trick, blanked the Sabres Thursday and kept their hopes alive for third place in the Atlantic. [Stanley Cup of Chowder]
- On the other end of that equation, the Lightning failed to beat the Blue Jackets and left that door open for the Bruins. [SN]
Canucks pay respect to Dustin Brown after his final regular-season NHL game. Pure class. pic.twitter.com/CjCkvcyDBH
— Brady Trettenero (@BradyTrett) April 29, 2022
- Is it time to eliminate the shootout? [The Athletic$]
- Should the NHL consider adding a translator program? [The Athletic$]
- The uncertain future of the Vegas Golden Knights. [Yahoo]
- Coyotes looking to change the narrative of their future arena plans. [ESPN]
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