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Goalies often need significant development time in the American Hockey League as they make the transition to the NHL from the Canadian Hockey League, college hockey, or Europe.  As part of a series examining some of the top AHL prospects, NHL.com looks at the League’s top goalies this season, ranked in order of NHL readiness.
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Goaltending hasn’t been as issue for the New York Rangers since Henrik Lundqvist became the full starter after the 2005-06 season. It seems as though goaltending will remain a strength on Broadway for the foreseeable future with rookie phenom Igor Shesterkin coming onto the scene. But, where does Alexandar Georgiev’s future stand? After nearly being
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2:55 PM ET The Montreal Canadiens agreed to terms with goaltender Vasili Demchenko, the team announced on Tuesday. It is a one-year, entry-level contract for next season that would pay Demchenko $700,000 in the NHL if he makes the Montreal roster, and $70,000 if he’s sent to the Canadiens’ AHL affiliate. Demchenko, 26, played 36
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We live in a sports world without a present these days. Either we’re reviewing the past, such as old Masters tournaments and Michael Jordan’s career, or we’re imagining some unusual future, such as NHL isolation games in North Dakota or how we’ll feel one day standing closer than six feet behind some Bubba who’s coughing
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Frederik Andersen has one year left on his contract after this season and there’s no guarantee the cap-strapped Maple Leafs can afford to keep him. Back-up Jack Campbell is under contract for two years after this season. In Toronto’s system the only other goalie with National Hockey League experience is 26-year-old Kasimir Kaskisuo, who was shelled in his lone appearance.  ​Enter
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As time marches forward, we are now approaching the four-year anniversary of former Tampa Bay Lightning captain Vinny Lecavalier announcing his retirement from the NHL. He played in 1,212 games, scoring 421 goals and 949 points while playing for the Lightning and Philadelphia Flyers before ending his career with the Los Angeles Kings. Vincent Lecavalier
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LETHBRIDGE, ALTA.—The University of Lethbridge has shut down its men’s and women’s hockey teams citing three straight years of cuts to its operating grant. “The elimination of the hockey programs is one of a number of budget reduction strategies in response to unprecedented cuts from the provincial government,” the university said in a statement on
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