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Kris Versteeg - F

Chicago Blackhawks

Kris Versteeg has announced his retirement from professional hockey.

Added Apr 14 4:16 pm (EST)

Versteeg appeared in 11 NHL seasons, while playing in 643 career games for Chicago, Toronto, Philadelphia, Florida, Carolina, Los Angeles and Calgary. "Thanks to my agent Dave Kaye, and my finance advisor Chris Moynes for the last 15 years," said Versteeg as part of his statement. "Thank you to every organization I was able to play for. I didn’t realize it then, but I certainly appreciate now how amazing it was to play in the NHL. I want to thank the Chicago Blackhawks’ entire organization, from top to bottom, especially including the fans. The 2010 Championship was the highlight of my career. I also want to thank Brad Treliving for letting me come home to finish my NHL career. As a person and a GM, he made a huge impact on me." He generated 149 goals and 358 points during the regular season as well as 18 goals and 48 points in 93 career playoff matches.

Added Apr 14 4:16 pm (EST)

Added Apr 14 4:16 pm (EST)

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Date	Time	Opp	D Rank	Result	Record	Goalies / Goals
Mar 03	8:30 pm		3	W, 6-2	-	Corey Crawford (2 GA); Malcolm Subban (0 GA); / Dylan Strome (2); Alexander Nylander; David Kampf; Patrick Kane; Drake Caggiula;
Mar 05	8:30 pm		10	W, 4-3	-	Corey Crawford (3 GA); / Alex DeBrincat (2); Patrick Kane; Jonathan Toews;
Mar 06	7:30 pm	at	25	L, 1-2	-	Corey Crawford (2 GA); / Patrick Kane;
Mar 08	7:30 pm		9	L, 0-2	-	Corey Crawford (2 GA); /
Mar 11	8:00 pm		4	W, 6-2	-	Corey Crawford (2 GA); / Patrick Kane (2); Brandon Saad; Dominik Kubalik; Duncan Keith; Alexander Nylander;

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	First Line
C	Dylan Strome
LW	Alexander Nylander
RW	Patrick Kane
LD	Olli Maatta
RD	Slater Koekkoek


	Second Line
C	Jonathan Toews
LW	Alex DeBrincat
RW	Brandon Saad
LD	Lucas Carlsson
RD	Connor Murphy


	Third Line
C	Kirby Dach
LW	Dominik Kubalik
RW	Brandon Hagel
LD	Duncan Keith
RD	Nicolas Beaudin


	Fourth Line
C	David Kampf
LW	Matthew Highmore
RW	Ryan Carpenter


	Power Play 1
	Jonathan Toews
	Duncan Keith
	Patrick Kane
	Alex DeBrincat
	Kirby Dach


	Power Play 2
	Lucas Carlsson
	Dylan Strome
	Brandon Saad
	Alexander Nylander
	Dominik Kubalik


	Penalty Kill 1
	Ryan Carpenter
	David Kampf
	Duncan Keith
	Connor Murphy


	Penalty Kill 2
	Slater Koekkoek
	Olli Maatta
	Brandon Saad
	Jonathan Toews

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S. Couturier - F

PHI

Former NHLer Daniel Briere believes that Sean Couturier should win the 2019-20 Frank J. Selke Trophy.

"I think he’s the player that deserves it the most in the NHL this season with his play, the way he has led this team in the right direction," Briere said last month on NBC Sports Philadelphia's Flyers Talk podcast. "That’s what’s so great with the Flyers now, Sean can play against any of the top lines around the league, Kevin Hayes can also play against any of the top players around the league, if you need Claude Giroux to play some shifts in the middle, he can also play against any of the best players around the league." Briere, who played for the Flyers for six years, praised Couturier's smarts and reliability, while calling him a "complete player." Couturier was named the winner of the Bobby Clarke Trophy, which goes to the team MVP, for a second straight season on Friday.

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F. Zadina - F

DET

Filip Zadina has been skating back home in the Czech Republic.

"I've been skating quite a bit, maybe two or three times a week," Zadina said. "I'm actually happy for that, that I could do that, because if I would not be on the ice the next two months, I would probably do bad things to myself because I miss being on the ice for sure." The 20-year-old forward has recovered from the injuries that kept him on the sidelines prior to the pause of the 2019-20 season due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Zadina played well for the Red Wings, while posting eight goals and 15 points in 28 appearances. He will look to become a full-time member of the team next campaign.

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DetroitRedWings.com

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C. Giroux - F

PHI

Claude Giroux was on the ice Friday, with some Philadelphia teammates, for the first time since Phase 2 of the NHL Return to Play Plan started.

Phase 3, which signals the beginning of training camps, is scheduled for Monday. The Flyers will play against Boston, Tampa Bay and Washington in a round robin to determine seeding in the Eastern Conference for the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs if the NHL Return to Play Plan proceeds as expected.

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P. Datsyuk - F

DET

Pavel Datsyuk will be back in the KHL for the 2020-21 season.

Datsyuk has signed a one-year extension with Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg. The soon-to-be, 42-year-old forward played for his hometown team last season and he recorded 22 points (five goals, 17 assists) in 43 games. Datysuk has spent the past four seasons in the KHL.

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J. Markstrom - G

VAN

Jacob Markstrom captured the Cyclone Taylor Trophy, which goes to the Canucks' MVP, as voted by the fans.

Markstrom also earned the Canucks Three Stars Award. The 30-year-old netminder posted a 23-16-4 record during the 2019-20 season to go with a 2.75 goals-against average and .918 save percentage in 43 appearances.

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I. Provorov - D

PHI

Ivan Provorov was selected as the Flyers 2019-20 Barry Ashbee Trophy.

The award goes to the Flyers "most outstanding defenseman," as determined by a panel of broadcasters and sports writers. Provorov had 13 goals and 36 points in 69 games this season before the pause. "It's just a great honor," Provorov said. "There are a lot of great defensemen that have played for the Flyers and have won this in the past. I think overall this year, our defense is a lot better. We're defending as a five-man unit, the forwards are backchecking, so it allows us to step up and get the puck back faster."

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H. Lundqvist - G

NYR

Henrik Lundqvist skated on Thursday for the first time since heading back to New York.

Lundqvist had previously been in Europe. After coming back, he needed to be cleared before he could start participating in Phase 2 workouts. “Feels good to be back on the ice at the training center again," Lundqvist said on Instagram. He'll have a tough time getting a start in the playoffs though given that the Rangers also have goaltenders Alexandar Georgiev and Igor Shesterkin.

Added 9:27 am (EST)

Added 9:27 am (EST)

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M. Seider - D

DET

Moritz Seider will be a player to watch for the Red Wings during next season's training camp.

Seider was taken with the sixth overall pick in the 2019 NHL Entry Draft. After scoring two goals and 22 points in 49 AHL games in 2019-20, the 19-year-old defenseman will have a real shot of making the Red Wings for the 2020-21 campaign. Even if he doesn't make the team out of training camp, he might end up making his debut next season after a bit more seasoning in the AHL. He's one to watch given his high offensive potential.

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