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Devils Links
Ty Smith’s regular season comes to an end, and, yeah, it was pretty darn impressive:
#NJDevils prospect Ty Smith finishes with 19 goals and 59 points in 46 games this season. Also 45 goals and 235 points in 240 career regular-season games. https://t.co/QrChY0qLDD
— Corey Masisak (@cmasisak22) March 18, 2020
The Devils are playing out the rest of the season on NHL 20, and in last night’s game against the Flames, Cory Schneider had, uh, 98 saves.
That felt good. Real good.
— New Jersey Devils (@NJDevils) March 20, 2020
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Hockey Links
The Blackhawks won’t change their coach or GM heading into next season, which brings to mind the question of whether the Devils will do the same, now that everything has been turned on its head? [NHL]
Want to watch some old games? Head on over to nhl.com/tv.
NHL is joining other leagues in making content free to all during pause of season. Every game from this season will be available online for free, in addition to other content.
— Stephen Whyno (@SWhyno) March 19, 2020
With a major hole blown in the league’s revenue for this season, how do the NHL and NHLPA figure out the cap for next year? That and plenty more as always in this week’s 31 Thoughts: [Sportsnet]
Of all the league’s teams, only the Bruins have yet to announce a financial support plan for game-day staff. [Boston Herald]
If you’ve been wanting to give The Athletic a test drive, here’s as good a chance as any. Just be aware that you’ll be charged if you don’t cancel.
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