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Well, that resolved itself quickly. A day after it was reported that Pavel Zacha was flirting with the KHL, he signed a three-year deal with a $2.25 million AAV with the Devils. [NorthJersey.com] [NJ.com]
Devils prospects wrapped up Prospects Challenge play with a 3-2 overtime win over the Bruins. The game-tying and game-winning goals were scored by Ludvig Larsson, who earned himself an invite to Devils training camp. [NHL]
A vote of confidence for our friend Jesper Boqvist:
#NJDevils Tom Fitzgerald On Jesper Boqvist: “You can pick out the NHL players (here) for all the teams. He’s definitely an NHL player from this tournament.”
— Corey Masisak (@cmasisak22) September 9, 2019
Taylor Hall has his preference in the goal song fan vote:
plz vote for hip hop hooray https://t.co/E3OVXiFHaw
— Taylor Hall (@hallsy09) September 9, 2019
Speaking of Taylor: Ray Shero said he expects to sit down with Hall during training camp to talk contract negotiations. [NHL]
Someone puts a … not so great disguise on Nico Hischier and he plays a prank on a few young Swiss hockey players:
These kids will remember this practice session for the rest of their lives! Nico Hischier plays a prank on young swiss hockey players... pic.twitter.com/GcHIFJXRN2
— Sky Sport CH (@SkySportCH) September 9, 2019
Hockey Links
The Ducks and Hurricanes are reportedly discussing a trade that would send defenseman Justin Faulk to Anaheim. The deal would require Faulk to waive his no trade clause. [TSN]
The Blue Jackets sign Zach Werenski:
#CBJ have agreed to terms with RFA D Zach Werenski on a three-year, $15 million contract, as first reported by @KevinWeekes.
— Aaron Portzline (@Aportzline) September 9, 2019
Deal should be official later today.
Houston Rockets owner Tilman Fertitta is still very much interested in bringing an NHL team to Houston. [Sportsnet]
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