Hey, all! Happy Saturday. Though the NHL is taking a few days off to prepare for the Stanley Cup Final, we still have a ton of news and notes to pass along to you.
So with that, here’s whats in the news for Saturday, May 27, 2017.
Winnipeg Jets notes:
Here are the best moments from the 2016-17 season. [Jets.com]
How Nikolaj Ehlers has been a role model for other young Danish hockey players. [Jets.com]
What does Paul Maurice’s coaching history tell us about the future? [Hockey Buzz]
Jets Nation profiles their season review for Adam Lowry. [Jets Nation]
Around the NHL:
The Nashville Predators’ Swedish infusion has paid off in spades. [CBC]
This shouldn’t come as a shock, but the Pittsburgh Penguins will be the odds favourite in the Stanley Cup Final. [Sportsnet]
For the Anaheim Ducks to make a deep run, they require better play from forwards other than Ryan Getzlaf, Corey Perry, and Ryan Kesler. [OC Register]
Behold, the Ottawa Senators eulogy. [Puck Daddy]
Steve Yzerman believes that character is a very important trait for his players. [Raw Charge]
Could Dmitry Orlov be headed to the KHL? [Washington Post]
Ben Bishop believes that the Dallas Stars are a great fit for him. [NHL.com]
Finally, the NHL has announced their officials for the Stanley Cup Final.
The NHL has announced officials for the 2017 #StanleyCup Final. pic.twitter.com/eMCK6cLZmz
— NHL Public Relations (@PR_NHL) May 27, 2017