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Justin Williams - F

Carolina Hurricanes

Justin Williams hopes that will play will resume and he'll get a chance to chase another Stanley Cup championship.

Added Apr 15 5:36 pm (EST)

Dan Rosen for NHL.com

Williams didn't make his 2019-20 season debut until Jan. 19 because he was mulling retirement. "I think about my future quite often, I don't think I needed the break to actually think about it," Williams said. "But the fact that there's so much uncertainty surrounding the next few months of everyone's lives, I haven't really sat down and thought in hypotheticals either. I was very comfortable last year being comfortable not knowing. Right now, that's fine with me too." He has eight goals and 11 points in 20 games this campaign.

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SCHEDULE / RESULTS

Date	Time	Opp	D Rank	Result	Record	Goalies / Goals
Feb 29	7:00 pm	at	18	L, 3-4	-	Anton Forsberg (3 GA); Alex Nedeljkovic (1 GA); / Justin Williams; Haydn Fleury; Joel Edmundson;
Mar 05	7:00 pm	at	6	L, 1-4	-	Alex Nedeljkovic (4 GA); / Justin Williams;
Mar 07	1:00 pm	at	7	W, 3-2	-	Anton Forsberg (2 GA); / Justin Williams; Joel Edmundson; Vincent Trocheck;
Mar 08	1:30 pm	at	8	W, 6-2	-	Alex Nedeljkovic (2 GA); Anton Forsberg (0 GA); / Justin Williams (2); Morgan Geekie (2); Jake Gardiner; Jaccob Slavin;
Mar 10	7:30 pm	at	30	W, 5-2	-	Petr Mrazek (2 GA); / Sebastian Aho (2); Justin Williams; Morgan Geekie; Nino Niederreiter;

Line Pairings


	First Line
C	Sebastian Aho
LW	Andrei Svechnikov
RW	Teuvo Teravainen
LD	Joel Edmundson
RD	Jaccob Slavin


	Second Line
C	Jordan Staal
LW	Brock McGinn
RW	Justin Williams
LD	Haydn Fleury
RD	Brady Skjei


	Third Line
C	Vincent Trocheck
LW	Nino Niederreiter
RW	Martin Necas
LD	Jake Gardiner
RD	Trevor van Riemsdyk


	Fourth Line
C	Morgan Geekie
LW	Warren Foegele
RW	Jordan Martinook


	Power Play 1
	Justin Williams
	Teuvo Teravainen
	Andrei Svechnikov
	Sebastian Aho
	Jaccob Slavin


	Power Play 2
	Vincent Trocheck
	Nino Niederreiter
	Martin Necas
	Morgan Geekie
	Jake Gardiner


	Penalty Kill 1
	Trevor van Riemsdyk
	Jordan Staal
	Jaccob Slavin
	Brock McGinn


	Penalty Kill 2
	Teuvo Teravainen
	Brady Skjei
	Haydn Fleury
	Sebastian Aho

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W. Lagesson - D

EDM

Edmonton has reassigned William Lagesson to Kristianstads IK of Sweden's HockeyAllsvenskan.

Lagesson had been playing for HC Vita Hasten of the same league, which is Sweden's second-highest division, where he had three goals and six assists in 11 games. The Oilers signed the 24-year-old blueliner to a two-year contract extension on Nov. 4. Lagesson is slated to compete for a roster spot with Edmonton at training camp.

Added 12:24 pm (EST)

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E. Condra - F

DAL

Erik Condra has been hired by the Chicago Blackhawks as the team's Player Development Coach.

Condra played in 372 career NHL regular-season games prior to spending the 2019-20 campaign with the Colorado Eagles of the AHL. Chicago also announced that Kendall Coyne Schofield has been added to the organization as the Player Development Coach & Youth Hockey Growth Specialist, while Juan Gonzalez will work with the AHL's Rockford IceHogs as the team's Strength & Conditioning Coach.

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U. Vaakanainen - D

BOS

The Boston Bruins have loaned Urho Vaakanainen to SaiPA of the Finnish liiga.

Vaakanainen was selected 18th overall in the 2017 Draft, and has played seven games in the NHL with nary a point. Vaakanainen had five goals and 14 points in 54 games last season with Providence of the AHL and played five times with Boston. He is a two-way defenseman who is a great skater and can make a great first pass. He has no fantasy value at this time.

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eliteprospects.com

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F. Zadina - F

DET

Coach Jeff Blashill is hoping that Filip Zadina is more dangerous as an offensive threat this season.

Zadina was the Red Wings first round pick and sixth overall in 2018. “When he came up to play for us last year, I thought he grew as a player," Blashill said of the 20-year-old. "He was more dangerous than he had been previously, more confident, seemed to be a little bit quicker and stronger. He’s had a long period of time even before he started playing in the Czech League to grow his body into that elite level of professional athlete’s body that all young players have to do to become great. I’m hoping he did that. He says he feels he’s in a good spot that way. I think the fact he’s able to play (during the pandemic) is great. It’s difficult to say how the success (in the Czech League) transfers to the NHL, but I know the league is hard, guys are big and strong and he’s playing against men. That’s only going to help him ensure that he’s ready to win those puck battles, learn how to leverage his body so he can utilize his skill-set. He’s had issues with some injuries and then the league has had to pause at different times with COVID, so it hasn’t always been fluid, but certainly it’s been a productive time. He’ll get the chance when we get going to come over and prove that he’s improved as a hockey player and can help us be a better team.” Zadina had eight goals and seven assists in 28 games with Detroit last season and the Red Wings hope the offensive flair and game-breaking ability they saw when he was drafted, comes to the forefront this season.

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J. Bernier - G

DET

Red Wings head coach Jeff Blashill expects to use both Jonathan Bernier and Thomas Greiss a lot this season with a condensed schedule.

Bernier played pretty well last season despite the Red Wings porous play in front of him while Greiss had a terrific season with the Islanders before coming over to Detroit in the off-season. “I thought from December on, Bernier had an excellent year," Blashill said". "I didn’t think we played very good defense in front of him at that point. I thought earlier in the year we did. He’s worked hard through this long break to make sure he’s ready. With Thomas, I’ve seen him for a long time in the NHL and at the World Championship. He’s a big man (6-2, 232), he knows how to fill the net, he works extremely hard and he’s a pretty unflappable person. It gives us two really solid options. With the schedule we’re going to face, with a condensed year as it appears, you need two guys that can go out and give you great goaltending, and our plan is to utilize both guys and hopefully have a great tandem.”

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MLive.com

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D. Larkin - F

DET

Detroit coach Jeff Blashill hopes he doesn't have to rely on the Dylan Larkin, Tyler Bertuzzi and Anthony Mantha line as much in 2020-21.

Blashill is hoping that other players come to the forefront and start playing better, giving his top line extra rest. “We have to get more from more lines and part of that is those lines earning more ice time and not having to play the Larkin line as much as I did a year ago," Blashill stated. "That’s not to say their ice time won’t be significant, it will be, but to a level that makes sense for our team. To do that, other lines have to find ways to be successful, whether that’s through points or through momentum, through creating more opportunities than you give up. I’m hoping our depth gives us that ability. We can’t be a one-line team and have success. We have to be a team that has success throughout each line. All this is prediction at this point. Once the season gets going, guys will have an opportunity to prove it.”

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MLive.com

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E. Svechnikov - F

DET

Detroit's Evgeny Svechnikov is no longer waiver exempt so he is going to have to make the Detroit roster or else the Red Wings will risk losing him on waivers.

Svechnikov was selected in the first round and 19th overall in 2015 but injuries have taken there toll on his career and he has played only 20 games in the NHL. “I just talked to him the other day and he seemed like he’s doing pretty well and excited to get going," Red Wings coach Jeff Blashill said. "He’s a very hard-working young guy. He’s continued to work hard through a lot of injuries. It hasn’t always been easy. Hopefully that perseverance pays off. He’s going to have to make a big impact on a night-to-night basis in some fashion to a degree greater than other guys. He can do it by putting points up. You can do it by bringing physicality and energy, where you change momentum of games. You can do it by becoming great at one particular area -- the net front. That’s going to be up to him. Another guy that is competing for a spot.” Svechnikov had 11 goals and 25 points in 51 AHL games last season after missing the entire 2018-19 season due to a knee injury.

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MLive.com

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A. Jonsson-Fjallby - F

WSH

Washington's Axel Jonsson-Fjallby has three goals and 11 points in 17 games in Sweden.

The Capitals loaned out Jonsson-Fjallby to Vasterviks IK in September. The 22-year-old forward was Washington's fifth round pick back in 2016. He spent the entire 2019-20 campaign in the AHL, scoring 12 goals and 23 points in 61 games during his rookie year.

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