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Joonas Korpisalo

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Joonas Korpisalo

Columbus Blue Jackets

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Columbus Blue Jackets

Joonas Korpisalo surrendered five goals on 25 shots in a 5-4 overtime loss to Tampa Bay on Wednesday in Game 5.

Korpisalo lost three straight games to the Lightning in performances that lacked the same magic of his previous outings during the postseason. He still made some incredible saves during that time, but the Blue Jackets have been eliminated from the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Even though Columbus' time in the bubble is over, Korpisalo has proven he is more than capable of being a number one goaltender in the NHL. Aug 19 3:44 pm (EST)

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SEASON LONG

2019 PROJECTIONS

GP	W	L	Shots	Saves	SV%	SHO	GAA
1	0	0	18	16	0.0%	0	0.00

SEASON STATS

	W	L	SA	SV	SV%	GAA
SEASON	19	12	1030	938	91.1%	2.49
LAST GAME	0	1	23	20	87.0%	3.00
LAST 5 GAMES	2	2	129	115	89.1%	2.80

GAME LOG

Game	Score	Opp	W	L	SA	SV	SV%	GAA
Aug 19	L 5 - 4	@ TB	0	0	25	20	80.0%	5.00
Aug 17	L 2 - 1	TB	0	1	22	20	90.9%	2.00
Aug 15	L 3 - 2	TB	0	1	34	31	91.2%	3.00
Aug 13	W 3 - 1	@ TB	1	0	37	36	97.3%	1.00
Aug 11	L 3 - 2	@ TB	0	0	88	85	96.6%	3.00
Aug 09	W 3 - 0	@ TOR	1	0	33	33	100.0%	-
Aug 06	W 4 - 3	TOR	0	0	15	12	80.0%	3.00
Aug 04	L 3 - 0	@ TOR	0	1	38	36	94.7%	2.00
Aug 02	W 2 - 0	@ TOR	1	0	28	28	100.0%	-
Mar 07	L 4 - 1	@ EDM	0	1	23	20	87.0%	3.00

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DFS LAST 5

	OPP
19 Aug	Lightning	-4	-1.5	0
17 Aug	Lightning	8	7	6
15 Aug	Lightning	12.8	11.2	9.5
13 Aug	Lightning	36.8	30.7	22
11 Aug	Lightning	56	54	36.5

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NFL DFS Watch List: Week 3

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C. McElhinney - G

TB

With the defensive side of the Lightning's bench often crowded, backup goaltender Curtis McElhinney taken to helping out the video coaches instead.

The Lightning tend to dress seven defensemen and 11 forwards, which is why there's not a lot of room for McElhinney. He hasn't gotten any ice time in the 2020 playoffs, so he's been contributing in other ways. “The defensive side of the bench was congested, so I decided to sit in the coach’s room watching for offsides,” laughed McElhinney. “I watch for every potential offside that I can, but I make sure to leave the final decision to our coaches — that’s their job, but I make sure I’m the first one to greet the guys in the hallway when they come back during intermission.” McElhinney has enjoyed being a part of the Lightning's run to the Stanley Cup Final. He knows his role. He's been all around the league serving as a backup goaltender, helping out in practices, serving as a "cheerleader" as he put it, and doing what you can in the locker room. Lightning coach Jon Cooper praised McElhinney for being a "character guy" and a source of support for Andrei Vasilevskiy on and off the ice. If the Lightning end up winning the Stanley Cup, McElhinney won't be one of the first guys cited as key factors, but he's made a contribution all the same.

Added 9:21 am (EST)

Added 9:21 am (EST)

Tampa Bay Times

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$5000

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M. Matheson - D

PIT

The Pittsburgh Penguins see Mike Matheson as someone who can bounce back after changing scenery.

Matheson is coming off a rough season where he had eight goals and 20 points in 59 contests. He averaged 18:02 minutes, which is his lowest since his three-game rookie stint in 2015-16. Matheson even ended up as a healthy scratch in the Panthers' playoff run so it's no surprise that Florida was interested in trading him and the Penguins stepped up. Pittsburgh is taking a risk given Matheson's eight-year, $39 million contract that runs through 2025-26, but if the Penguins can turn him into the defenseman he was originally projected to be, this could end up being a solid deal for them. “I just feel with the skill level that Mike has and the way that Mike Sullivan handles players and the addition of Todd Reirden, how he handled the Penguins defense when we was an assistant coach, is going to be helpful to Mike,” Rutherford said. “He’s got a pretty good package there. He can really skate. He plays the way we like to play.”

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Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

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A. Khudobin - G

DAL

One big, looming question mark is how the Dallas Stars will handle the upcoming back-to-back.

The Stars and Lightning will play Games 4 and 5 of the Stanley Cup Final on Friday and Saturday respectively. That's particularly problematic for the Stars because Ben Bishop has been hurt, so Dallas' options might come down to starting Anton Khudobin in back-to-back games and three times in the span of four days, or asking 21-year-old goaltender Jake Oettinger to make his first career NHL start in the middle of the finals. Neither is a great option. When the Stars faced a similar dilemma in the second round, the Stars attempted to start Bishop, who said he was ready to return. That didn't work out. Bishop logged just 13:43 minutes before he was pulled and he hasn't dressed in a game since. Bishop is still unfit to play as of Thursday and for his part, Stars coach Rick Bowness doesn't want to look ahead to Game 5 on Saturday. “Not worried about Saturday, worried about tomorrow,” Bowness said. “Saturday will take care of itself. We’ll be doing everything we can to win that game tomorrow. We do not want to fall down 3-1, so Saturday is a whole other discussion that we’ll have after Friday. Right now, Saturday is the least of our concerns.”

Added 8:13 am (EST)

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Dallas Morning News

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$10000

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J. Williams - F

CAR

The Carolina Hurricanes would be happy to get Justin Williams back, but they're not counting on anything.

Whether or not Williams would retire was a big question mark last year too. Williams ultimately decided to re-sign with the Carolina Hurricanes, but only after taking the first few months of the season off. He was still useful though with eight goals and 11 points in 20 contests. He would continue to provide the Hurricanes with veteran leadership and some complimentary scoring if he decided to return for the 2020-21 campaign, but his plans aren't known yet. “It’s almost the same as last year,” Hurricanes GM Don Waddell said. “You tell us what you’re going to do and when you’re going to do it.” In the meantime, the Hurricanes will place their focus elsewhere.

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Added 8:07 am (EST)

The News & Observer

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J. Pavelski - F

DAL

Joe Pavelski realizes his team has to claw themselves back into this Stanley Cup Final.

The Stars are coming off a 5-2 loss in Game 3 and they're down 2-1 in this best-of-seven series. "If we can really narrow that focus and get our commitment higher, we can definitely claw back into a good position in this series," Pavelski said. "It'll take a big effort, guys stepping up, and it'll start tomorrow. Right now, it's get our game back, get it back for longer stretches. At times we've chased the game this series. So get back to some just better details on our part. There's a different level to this Stars team for sure."

Added Yesterday 9:02 pm (EST)

Added Yesterday 9:02 pm (EST)

NHL.com

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$7600

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P. Laine - F

WPG

Winnipeg GM Kevin Cheveldayoff is listening to trade offers for Patrik Laine, according to TSN's Darren Dreger.

Winnipeg is serious about moving Laine, but Dreger said there hasn't been much action from other teams. It's possible that other General Managers are concerned about the economics moving forward. Laine can become a restricted free agent after the 2020-21 season and he has arbitration rights. The Jets could use some help on the back end and the team is in desperate need of assistance down the middle.

Added Yesterday 6:33 pm (EST)

Added Yesterday 6:33 pm (EST)

TSN.ca

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C. Lazar - F

BUF

Curtis Lazar has signed a two-year contract with the Buffalo Sabres.

The deal has an average annual value of $800,000. "Curtis established himself as an important player for the organization last season and we're excited to see him stay with the Sabres for the next two seasons," Buffalo GM Kevyn Adams said in a statement. "His abilities as a player and character as a person make him a perfect fit for the Buffalo Sabres organization on and off the ice." Lazar recorded five goals, five assists and 70 hits in 38 appearances with the Sabres last season.

Added Yesterday 5:29 pm (EST)

Added Yesterday 5:29 pm (EST)

Sabres.com

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C. Sceviour - F

PIT

Pittsburgh has acquired Colton Sceviour from the Florida Panthers.

Sceviour and Mike Matheson were obtained from the Panthers in exchange for Patric Hornqvist on Thursday. Sceviour notched six goals, 16 points, 91 hits and 72 blocks in 69 games last season. Pittsburgh GM Jim Rutherford said that the 31-year-old forward "is a solid veteran player who has a lot of experience on the penalty kill." Sceviour has one more year left on his contract that carries a $1.2 million cap hit.

Added Yesterday 5:22 pm (EST)

Added Yesterday 5:22 pm (EST)

Pittsburgh Penguins Media Release

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