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Kevin Hayes - RW

Philadelphia Flyers

Kevin Hayes and Angelo's Pizzeria joined forces to donate lunch to workers at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania on Tuesday.

Added Apr 22 11:36 am (EST)

Adam Kimelman for NHL.com

"On behalf of the city of Philadelphia and our organization, we would like to say thank you so much for what you're doing, for being every-day heroes and putting your lives on the line to save others," Hayes said. "It's very impressive. We'd like you guys to get the recognition you deserve." Hayes has played well for the Flyers in the first season of his seven-year, $50 million contract. He has 23 goals and 41 points in 63 matches

Added Apr 22 11:36 am (EST)

Added Apr 22 11:36 am (EST)

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Date	Time	Opp	D Rank	Result	Record	Goalies / Goals
Aug 29	7:00 pm	at	24	L, 1-3	-	Carter Hart (3 GA); / Tyler Pitlick;
Aug 30	8:00 pm	at	24	L, 2-3	-	Brian Elliott (3 GA); / Sean Couturier; Ivan Provorov;
Sep 01	7:00 pm		24	W, 4-3	-	Carter Hart (3 GA); / Scott Laughton; James van Riemsdyk; Claude Giroux; Matt Niskanen;
Sep 03	7:00 pm	at	24	,	-	/
Sep 05	7:30 pm		24	L, 0-4	-	Carter Hart (3 GA); /
Sep 30	2:00 pm	at

Line Pairings


	First Line
C	Sean Couturier
LW	Claude Giroux
RW	Jakub Voracek
LD	Ivan Provorov
RD	Matt Niskanen


	Second Line
C	Kevin Hayes
LW	Joel Farabee
RW	Travis Konecny
LD	Travis Sanheim
RD	Justin Braun


	Third Line
C	Derek Grant
LW	Scott Laughton
RW	Tyler Pitlick
LD	Shayne Gostisbehere
RD	Robert Hagg


	Fourth Line
C	Nate Thompson
LW	Michael Raffl
RW	Nicolas Aube-Kubel


	Power Play 1
	Jakub Voracek
	Ivan Provorov
	Travis Konecny
	Claude Giroux
	Sean Couturier


	Power Play 2
	Nicolas Aube-Kubel
	Matt Niskanen
	Kevin Hayes
	Derek Grant
	Shayne Gostisbehere


	Penalty Kill 1
	Sean Couturier
	Matt Niskanen
	Ivan Provorov
	Nate Thompson


	Penalty Kill 2
	Robert Hagg
	Kevin Hayes
	Scott Laughton
	Travis Sanheim

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M. Heiskanen - D

DAL

According to Dom Luszczyszyn of The Athletic, Miro Heiskanen is Dallas' favorite for the Conn Smythe Trophy.

The Stars currently trail 3-2 in this best-of-seven final, with Heiskanen being a key figure in their journey to this point. The Finnish blueliner has four points through the opening five games of the Stanley Cup Final, but has a total of 26 in his last 26 games. Not only has he been a factor on the score sheet, but Heiskanen has been a stabilizing presence for the Stars from the back. He outdueled Victor Hedman in Game 1, before having a rough Games 2 and 3. Things got better for Heiskanen in Game 4 but it was a return to his usual play in Game 5 as the Stars stayed alive. For Heiskanen to get his hands on the Conn Smythe Trophy, he and his teammates will need to continue to battle and win on both Monday and Wednesday night.

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Added Yesterday 8:36 pm (EST)

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I. Kovalchuk - F

WSH

Ilya Kovalchuk is not expected to be back with Washington next season.

Kovalchuk can become an unrestricted free agent on Oct. 9 and it's looking like he won't be back with the Capitals. He didn't fit in very well with Washington after he was acquired from Montreal. He had one goal and three assists in seven regular-season appearances, while adding just one assist in eight postseason outings.

Added Yesterday 6:42 pm (EST)

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Tarik El-Bashir for The Athletic

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R. Gudas - D

WSH

Radko Gudas appears as though he will be heading for free agency.

Gudas appeared to lose favor with the Capitals' coaches following a good start to the year. He posted two goals, 15 points, 40 penalty minutes, 75 blocks and 164 hits in 63 games this past year in what could end up being his only season with Washington.

Added Yesterday 6:39 pm (EST)

Added Yesterday 6:39 pm (EST)

Tarik El-Bashir for The Athletic

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T. Krug - D

BOS

Boston may trade the negotiation rights of Torey Krug to another team.

The Colorado Avalanche, Florida Panthers, Vegas Golden Knights and Detroit Red Wings are viewed as potential teams to trade for Krug, according to a rumor. Time is running out for Boston to re-sign the pending unrestricted free agent, as the free-agent market opens on Oct. 9.

Added Yesterday 5:43 pm (EST)

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C. Wolanin - D

OTT

Christian Wolanin is expected to compete for a full-time spot with the Ottawa Senators going into the 2020-21 season.

Wolanin suffered a shoulder injury just before camp last September and he played in just three NHL games before going to Belleville of the AHL. "I’m healthy and the shoulder is 100%," he said. "I just miss the team environment and the camaraderie and everything that comes with being a hockey player. After being at home for about a month and lifting bricks for workouts and piles of wood and just ridiculous stuff I decided I’m going to go somewhere I know they have the facilities."

Added Yesterday 5:29 pm (EST)

Added Yesterday 5:29 pm (EST)

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A. Sekera - D

DAL

Andrej Sekera will be a game-time decision on Monday for Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final against Tampa Bay.

Sekera temporarily left Game 5 on Saturday following a shot block, but managed to return and finish the contest. He concluded Dallas' double-overtime victory with just 13:38 of ice time. Dallas has Taylor Fedun, Gavin Bayreuther and Thomas Harley as potential replacements.

Added Yesterday 5:15 pm (EST)

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S. Johns - D

DAL

Stephen Johns is still on the unfit to play list, per coach Rick Bowness.

Johns has missed the last 22 games after leaving Game 1 of the opening round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs on Aug. 11 against Calgary.

Added Yesterday 5:12 pm (EST)

Added Yesterday 5:12 pm (EST)

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R. Faksa - F

DAL

Radek Faksa is still considered to be unfit to play, according to coach Rick Bowness.

Faksa has been unavailable since he was injured in Game 3 of the Western Conference Final on Sept. 10 against Vegas. His availability for Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final against Tampa Bay doesn't look good at this time.

Added Yesterday 5:09 pm (EST)

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