Joachim Blichfeld

San Jose Sharks

Joachim Blichfeld has been loaned to the Frederikshavn White Hawks of Denmark's Metal Ligaen.

Blichfeld played in three games with the San Jose Sharks last season. He accounted for 16 goals and 32 points in 44 matches for the San Jose Barracuda of the AHL in 2019-20. Oct 28 12:24 pm (EST)

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Sep 24	L 4 - 1	@ ANA	1	2	-	-

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K. Dach - F

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Kirby Dach said he was much more confident during the postseason and it's something he is hoping to build on going into the 2020-21 season.

"I know I have a lot more to give, a lot more to grow as a person and as a player," said Dach, who is participating in Team Canada's World Junior selection camp. "I want to continue to develop along this path and hopefully become an impact player for many years to come in Chicago." He feels more confident in his shot, but he has also showcased some impressive passing plays during Canada's training camp. Dach is slated to take on a larger role with the Blackhawks during his sophomore season and he appears to be up to the challenge.

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A. Cirelli - F

Anthony Cirelli's agent, Pat Morris, said there's "nothing new to report" when he was asked how contract negotiations are going with the Tampa Bay Lightning.

It doesn't sound like there has been much progress in that regard between the two sides, but that could change after the Lightning announced the signing of Mikhail Sergachev to a three-year contract on Wednesday. Cirelli and Erik Cernak, who are important restricted free agents, still need to be re-signed by Tampa Bay.

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J. DeBrusk - F

BOS

Jake DeBrusk is aiming to get stronger and create more "chaos around the net" during the 2020-21 season.

"Theres no reason I cant average a hit per game," said DeBrusk shortly after the Bruins announced that a two-year contract between the two sides had been reached. The 24-year-old forward will be looking to disrupt more plays in the hope of contributing more offensively. DeBrusk had 19 goals and 35 points in 65 games last season.

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M. Sergachev - D

Tampa Bay has re-signed Mikhail Sergachev to a three-year contract.

The deal has an average annual value of $4.8 million. In 70 games last season, Sergachev registered 10 goals, 34 points, 58 penalty minutes, 99 blocks and 106 hits. He also added three goals and 10 points in 25 playoff matches en route to helping the Lightning win the Stanley Cup. Tampa Bay still has to sign key RFAs Anthony Cirelli and Erik Cernak following Sergachev's new deal.

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L. Dostal - G

ANA

Lukas Dostal's loan to Ilves of Finland's Liiga has come to an end.

In 11 appearances this season in Finland's top league, Dostal had a 10-1-0 record with a 1.64 goals-against average, a .941 save percentage and one shutout. The Anaheim Ducks chose the 20-year-old netminder in the third round (85th overall) of the 2018 NHL Draft. Dostal is poised to head to North America to prepare for the 2020-21 season.

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J. Boychuk - D

NYI

Johnny Boychuk's playing career has come to an end because of an eye injury.

Boychuk suffered the injury during the 2019-20 regular season, which was his second to the same eye. He was diagnosed with optic nerve damage. The 36-year-old defenseman had two goals, 11 points, 128 blocks and 135 hits in 64 games last campaign with the Islanders. Boychuk played in 725 career NHL regular-season contests. He still has another two seasons left on his contract that carries a $6 million cap hit and could end up on LTIR going into the 2020-21 campaign.

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C. Bradley - F

DET

The Detroit Red Wings think they might have a steal in Chase Bradley.

Bradley wasn't taken until the 203rd pick of the 2020 NHL Entry Draft. Obviously players who go that late are projects at best and many of them don't make it to the NHL, but successful teams get value out of their late round picks. In the past, Detroit drafted Jonathan Ericsson, Henrik Zetterberg, Pavel Datsyuk, and Tomas Holmstrom in the sixth round or later. “For sure, you see some of those players who are drafted in the late round, and the impact they’ve had in the NHL, it’s crazy,” Bradley said in a Zoom media interview after the draft. “It didn’t affect them too much. Being drafted is one of the main things you strive for. It definitely doesn’t change my mindset on anything.” Those players were key pieces for the Red Wings, but in recent years Detroit hasn't had nearly as much success with their late round picks. The Red Wings are hoping to change that recent trend with Bradley though. They like his competitiveness and the steady rate that he's been developing. He's been playing in the USHL, but is set to go to Northeastern to continue his development in the NCAA.

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P. Kane - F

CHI

Patrick Kane recounted a time when he was a kid and his coach, Darryl Belfry, benched him after scoring a goal to teach Kane a lesson that he took to heart.

Belfry had been trying to get the young Kane to utilize his teammates and had been warning him that if Kane continued to try to do everything by himself, there would be consequences. Finally, in a game where his team was up 5-1 but hadn't scored in a while, Kane decided to carry the puck, got around two opposites and scored. He returned to the bench, gloating, but as a result he spent the last period of the game sitting. "[Patrick] was like, 'After I'm scoring a goal, like, what's wrong with scoring?'" Belfry recalled. "And I said, 'It's not the fact that you scored, it's that this goal is not projectable. Yes, we're in a 5-1 game, we're better than this team, they probably long since given up, so yeah of course you can score there. But what happens when we play against really good teams and now they're trying to take your head off? This attitude and this play is just not going to work." Kane wrote about that moment in a foreword for Belfry's new book, “Belfry Hockey: Strategies to Teach the World’s Best Athletes,” and Kane credited it as helping him to focus on developing his vision and playmaking. It's a lesson that served him well in the NHL.

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