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Brad Marchand - F

Boston Bruins

Bruins forward Brad Marchand believes that Tampa Bay and Toronto will benefit from the NHL pause.

Added Apr 18 9:56 am (EST)

NBC Sports Boston

“You can’t skate, keep your conditioning up or keep up your skills. It’s going to hurt everybody. Everybody is going to be sloppy," Marchand said. "I think the only teams that are going to come back and look good are the really young teams like Toronto or Tampa. The really high-end skilled teams are just going to have the legs and be able to get it back quick. Older teams are going to struggle.” The Bruins definitely qualify as an older team because they have Marchand, Patrice Bergeron, David Krejci, Zdeno Chara and Tuukka Rask that are all over 30 years old. Still, this is just Marchand's opinion.

Added Apr 18 9:56 am (EST)

Added Apr 18 9:56 am (EST)

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SCHEDULE / RESULTS

Date	Time	Opp	D Rank	Result	Record	Goalies / Goals
Feb 29	1:00 pm	at	24	W, 4-0	-	Tuukka Rask (0 GA); / David Pastrnak; Charlie McAvoy; Brad Marchand; Matt Grzelcyk;
Mar 03	7:30 pm	at	13	W, 2-1	-	Tuukka Rask (1 GA); / Jake DeBrusk; Brad Marchand;
Mar 05	7:00 pm	at	20	W, 2-1	-	Jaroslav Halak (1 GA); / Patrice Bergeron; Torey Krug;
Mar 07	7:00 pm		13	L, 3-5	-	Tuukka Rask (4 GA); / Sean Kuraly; David Pastrnak; Charlie McAvoy;
Mar 10	7:00 pm	at	18	W, 2-0	-	Tuukka Rask (0 GA); / Matt Grzelcyk; Patrice Bergeron;

Line Pairings


	First Line
C	David Krejci
LW	Sean Kuraly
RW	David Pastrnak
LD	Zdeno Chara
RD	Charlie McAvoy


	Second Line
C	Patrice Bergeron
LW	Brad Marchand
RW	Ondrej Kase
LD	Jeremy Lauzon
RD	Matt Grzelcyk


	Third Line
C	Charlie Coyle
LW	Nick Ritchie
RW	Jake DeBrusk
LD	John Moore
RD	Connor Clifton


	Fourth Line
C	Par Lindholm
LW	Joakim Nordstrom
RW	Chris Wagner


	Power Play 1
	Patrice Bergeron
	David Pastrnak
	Brad Marchand
	Matt Grzelcyk
	Jake DeBrusk


	Power Play 2
	Charlie Coyle
	Ondrej Kase
	David Krejci
	Charlie McAvoy
	Nick Ritchie


	Penalty Kill 1
	Zdeno Chara
	Charlie Coyle
	Sean Kuraly
	Charlie McAvoy


	Penalty Kill 2
	Jeremy Lauzon
	Par Lindholm
	John Moore
	Joakim Nordstrom

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N. MacKinnon - F

COL

Nathan MacKinnon feels encouraged by the Avalanche's chances to win the Stanley Cup and a big factor in that is the team's health.

The Avalanche had more than their fair share of injury issues during the regular season. Cale Makar, Andre Burakovsky, Gabriel Landeskog, Mikko Rantanen, and Nazem Kadri were five of the Avalanche's top six players in terms of points, but they all missed significant portions of the campaign. In spite of that, the Avalanche posted an impressive 42-20-8 record, which begs the question: What can they do when they're at full strength? We'll find out because only Colin Wilson was deemed unfit to play when training camp started on Monday.

Added Yesterday 7:53 pm (EST)

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C. Hart - G

PHI

Flyers coach Alain Vigneault has confidence in Carter Hart's ability to lead Philadelphia in the playoffs despite his lack of postseason experience.

“Experience is experience. It’s important. But the fact Carter has played big games, I think he’ll come in with the right mindset,” Vigneault said. “I really like the progression he’s had throughout the year. He had some real good moments, he had some challenging moments, and he faced them head-on. I think he’s excited and looking forward to this opportunity. I’m really confident that he’s going to do a really good job.” Hart had a 24-13-3 record, 2.42 GAA, and .914 save percentage in 43 contests this season. He was hot before the pause with a 9-2-0 record and .934 save percentage in his last 11 games.

Added Yesterday 7:36 pm (EST)

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L. Eller - F

WSH

At some point, Lars Eller will leave the bubble in Toronto to be with his wife for the birth of their child.

Eller's wife is expected to give birth on Aug. 8, which is during the round robin. He considered opting out entirely, but decided to go this route instead. "A lot of thoughts going into the decision. Weighing the pros and cons. We're going to have a new addition to our family in a couple of weeks. But at the same time, I want to be with my team and win another Cup. We're working on making the necessary arrangements so I can be there for the birth and then come back to the bubble after that," Eller said.

Added Yesterday 5:42 pm (EST)

Added Yesterday 5:42 pm (EST)

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A. Panarin - F

NYR

Artemi Panarin is among the three nominees for the Ted Lindsay Award.

The Ted Lindsay Award honors the league's most valuable player as determined by the players. Panarin had 32 goals and 95 points in 69 contests. Those were career-high goals and points totals for Panarin despite the pandemic ending the regular season prematurely.

Added Yesterday 5:34 pm (EST)

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N. MacKinnon - F

COL

Nathan MacKinnon is one of the three finalists for the Ted Lindsay Award.

The Ted Lindsay Award goes to the most valuable player as voted on by the players. MacKinnon had 35 goals and 93 points in 69 regular season games this season. It was the third straight campaign where he recorded over 90 points.

Added Yesterday 5:24 pm (EST)

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M. Fleury - G

VGK

Marc-Andre Fleury and Robin Lehner will alternate between exhibition/round robin games.

Golden Knights coach Pete DeBoer hasn't worked out the specifics, so it might not be a completely even split, but Fleury and Lehner will both get some ice time. That will bring them both up to speed ahead of the playoffs proper. How each of them do during those round robin games might also determine which serves as the starter in the playoffs.

Added Yesterday 5:22 pm (EST)

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David Schoen on Twitter

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T. Terry - F

ANA

Troy Terry has signed a three-year, $4.35 million contract extension with the Anaheim Ducks.

Terry was coming off his entry-level contract. He had four goals and 15 points in 47 games this season. He would have been a restricted free agent this offseason and will still be one after this contract expires.

Added Yesterday 5:04 pm (EST)

Added Yesterday 5:04 pm (EST)

Eric Stephens on Twitter

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M. Martin - F

NYI

Matt Martin didn't participate in Tuesday's practice.

Islanders coach Barry Trotz isn't allowed to specify why Martin didn't practice on Tuesday due to the NHL's policy, but he did give a pretty strong hint. He said that Martin was absent to take care of personal stuff and that "it's all positive."

Added Yesterday 3:37 pm (EST)

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