Hey, all! It may be a dreary Monday, but there’s nothing like news and notes to get you revved up for your work week.
With that in mind, here’s what’s in the news for Monday, May 29, 2017:
Winnipeg Jets’ notes:
Your boy Logan Stanley is a Memorial Cup champion! [Arctic Ice Hockey, Windsor Star]
Pete Tessier pontificates whether Adam Lowry is deserving of protecting via the Expansion Draft. [Hockey Buzz]
Not sure how I missed this earlier this week, but would Tobias Enstrom be an appealing prospect for the Vegas Golden Knights should he waive his no-movement clause? [Winnipeg Sun]
Here are the best moments from the Jets’ 2016-17 season part deux. [Jets.com]
Around the NHL:
Bob McKenzie breaks down who has the edge in the Stanley Cup Final. [TSN]
P.K. Subban is the most fun athlete alive. Never change. [NHL.com]
Bobby Ryan isn’t worried about the prospect of Vegas picking up his seven million dollar contract. [Sportsnet]
Jeremy Bracco is yet another young Toronto Maple Leafs prospect that’s going to be making a big impact soon. You’ve all been warned. [Pension Plan Puppets]
So will it be Nolan or Nico? Your move, New Jersey Devils. [The Hockey News]
Lastly, here is your AHL Calder Cup Final schedule in all its glory.
.@griffinshockey and the @SyracuseCrunch are set to meet in the #CalderCup Finals→https://t.co/wYTViTD51A pic.twitter.com/qTT8FDFXkG
— AHL (@TheAHL) May 28, 2017
