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NHL Mock Draft 1.02

NHL Mock Draft 1.02
Gus Katsaros gives us the McKeen's Hockey version of the first round in next month's Draft.
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Defenseman Ryan McDonagh assisted on both New York goals in the Rangers' 3-2 overtime loss to the New Jersey Devils Friday night.

The vistory gave the Devils a berth in the Stanley Cup championship series, which they'll begin Wednesday night against the Los Angeles Kings. The Rangers dropped the Eastern Conference final 4-2. McDonagh's assists, both in the second period, came on goals by Ryan Callahan and Ruslan Fedotenko.
May 25 - 11:33 PM

Henrik Lundqvist stopped 26 of 29 shots but the New York Rangers fell 3-2 in overtime Friday night, allowing the New Jersey Devils to advance to the Stanley Cup final against the Los Angeles Kings.

Lundqvist was solid not only last night but in most of the Eastern Conference final series, in which the Rangers were favored. Last night's loss, though, gave the Devils a 4-2 triumph in the series.
May 25 - 11:29 PM

Veteran goaltender Martin Brodeur came up big with 33 saves, including eight in a third period that was dominated by New York, en route to the New Jersey Devils' 3-2 overtime triumph over the Rangers Friday night.

Brodeur, 40, was not tested in overtime despite the Rangers holding the puck in the zone for roughly the first 45 seconds. The Devils defeated the Rangers 4-2 in the best-of-seven Eastern Conference final and will open the Stanley Cup championship series Wednesday night in New Jersey against the Western Conference champion Los Angeles Kings.
May 25 - 11:22 PM

Rookie Adam Henrique scored at 1:03 of overtime Friday night to give the New Jersey Devils a 3-2 triumph over the visiting New York Rangers and the Eastern Conference title.

The Devils are heading to their fifth Stanley Cup Final since losing to the Rangers in the Eastern Conference Finals 18 years ago. Henrique, who also scored the overtime winner in Game 7 against Florida in the opening round, knocked in a loose puck that wound up in the crease with Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist down on his stomach during a wild scramble. Stanley Cup champions in 1995, 2000 and 2003, New Jersey will go for its fourth NHL championship against the Los Angeles Kings starting with Game 1 in Newark on Wednesday. The Devils and Kings haven't played since New Jersey won 3-0 at Staples Center on Oct. 25, just 12 nights after a 2-1 home shootout win. So much has changed since then -- including the Kings coach, from Terry Murray, who was scouting for LA at Prudential Center on Friday, to Darryl Sutter. New Jersey got goals in the first period from Ryan Carter and Ilya Kovalchuk that were separated by 3:51. New York tied it in the second period.
May 25 - 11:16 PM

Hal Gill has a fractured tibia.

Gill had screws inserted into the injured area two weeks ago. He played in Nashville's final five playoff contests and is scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent this summer.
May 25 - 6:59 PM

Ducks prospect Justin Schultz has reportedly filed the necessary paperwork to leave the University of Wisconsin.

That's good news for Anaheim, who wants to sign Schultz, so that he can begin his pro career. Schultz was taken by the Ducks with the 43rd overall pick in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft. It's worth noting that Schultz will become an unrestricted free agent on July 1 if the Ducks are unable to sign him.
May 25 - 6:56 PM

Simon Gagne (concussion) took part in Friday's practice.

Gagne has also been cleared for contact, but he probably won't play in the Stanley Cup Finals. He hasn't played since Dec. 26 and this is obviously not an ideal time of the year to be shaking off the rust.
May 25 - 5:38 PM

Dominik Hasek reportedly wants to return to the NHL as a player, but we need to stress that this should all be taken with a grain of salt.

CBC's Elliotte Friedman had a newspaper articled translated to him from Zdenek Matejovsky of Czech station TV Nova. The article stated that Hasek was in North America and that Hasek said, "For sure, I know what I want...even my agent, he knows...but I'm not going to make any comments." This has been interpreted as an indication by some that Hasek is interested in playing in the NHL, but either way, this might not lead anywhere. Even if all that is true and Hasek really is interested in returning to the NHL, that doesn't mean that it will happen. He's 47 and will turn 48 in January.
May 25 - 5:35 PM
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