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paradoxicalca · 5 years

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Despite the Vegas Expansion Draft taking place just over two years ago, nearly 42% of the protected players are no longer with the team by whom they were protected. Additionally, no team still has every player they protected.

Anaheim DucksAndrew Cogliano (F)Ryan Getzlaf (F)Ryan Kesler (F)Corey Perry (F)Rickard Rakell (F)Jakob Silfverberg (F)Antoine Vermette (F)Kevin Bieksa (D)Cam Fowler (D)Hampus Lindholm (D)John Gibson (G)Arizona CoyotesNick Cousins (F)Anthony Duclair (F)Jordan Martinook (F)Tobias Rieder (F)Oliver Ekman-Larsson (D)Alex Goligoski (D)Connor Murphy (D)Luke Schenn (D)Chad Johnson (G)Boston BruinsDavid Backes (F)Patrice Bergeron (F)David Krejci (F)Brad Marchand (F)Riley Nash (F)David Pastrnak (F)Ryan Spooner (F)Zdeno Chara (D)Torey Krug (D)Kevan Miller (D)Tuukka Rask (G)Buffalo SabresTyler Ennis (F)Marcus Foligno (F)Zemgus Girgensons (F)Evander Kane (F)Johan Larsson (F)Ryan O'Reilly (F)Kyle Okposo (F)Nathan Beaulieu (D)Jake McCabe (D)Rasmus Ristolainen (D)Robin Lehner (G)Calgary FlamesMikael Backlund (F)Sam Bennett (F)Micheal Ferland (F)Michael Frolik (F)Johnny Gaudreau (F)Curtis Lazar (F)Sean Monahan (F)TJ Brodie (D)Mark Giordano (D)Dougie Hamilton (D)Mike Smith (G)Carolina HurricanesPhillip Di Giuseppe (F)Elias Lindholm (F)Brock McGinn (F)Victor Rask (F)Jeff Skinner (F)Jordan Staal (F)Teuvo Teravainen (F)Trevor Carrick (D)Justin Faulk (D)Ryan Murphy (D)Scott Darling (G)Chicago BlackhawksArtem Anisimov (F)Ryan Hartman (F)Marian Hossa (F)Tomas Jurco (F)Patrick Kane (F)Richard Panik (F)Jonathan Toews (F)Niklas Hjalmarsson (D)Duncan Keith (D)Brent Seabrook (D)Corey Crawford (G)Colorado AvalancheSven Andrighetto (F)Blake Comeau (F)Matt Duchene (F)Rocco Grimaldi (F)Gabriel Landeskog (F)Nathan MacKinnon (F)Matt Nieto (F)Tyson Barrie (D)Erik Johnson (D)Nikita Zadorov (D)Semyon Varlamov (G)Columbus Blue JacketsCam Atkinson (F)Brandon Dubinsky (F)Nick Foligno (F)Scott Hartnell (F)Boone Jenner (F)Brandon Saad (F)Alexander Wennberg (F)Seth Jones (D)Ryan Murray (D)David Savard (D)Sergei Bobrovsky (G)Dallas StarsJamie Benn (F)Radek Faksa (F)Valeri Nichushkin (F)Brett Ritchie (F)Antoine Roussel (F)Tyler Seguin (F)Jason Spezza (F)Stephen Johns (D)John Klingberg (D)Esa Lindell (D)Ben Bishop (G)Detroit Red WingsJustin Abdelkader (F)Andreas Athanasiou (F)Anthony Mantha (F)Frans Nielsen (F)Gustav Nyquist (F)Tomas Tatar (F)Henrik Zetterberg (F)Danny DeKeyser (D)Mike Green (D)Nick Jensen (D)Jimmy Howard (G)Edmonton OilersLeon Draisaitl (F)Jordan Eberle (F)Zack Kassian (F)Mark Letestu (F)Milan Lucic (F)Patrick Maroon (F)Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (F)Oscar Klefbom (D)Adam Larsson (D)Andrej Sekera (D)Cam Talbot (G)Florida PanthersAleksander Barkov (F)Nick Bjugstad (F)Jonathan Huberdeau (F)Vincent Trocheck (F)Aaron Ekblad (D)Alex Petrovic (D)Mark Pysyk (D)Keith Yandle (D)James Reimer (G)Los Angeles KingsJeff Carter (F)Anze Kopitar (F)Tanner Pearson (F)Tyler Toffoli (F)Drew Doughty (D)Derek Forbort (D)Alec Martinez (D)Jake Muzzin (D)Jonathan Quick (G)Minnesota WildCharlie Coyle (F)Mikael Granlund (F)Mikko Koivu (F)Nino Niederreiter (F)Zach Parise (F)Jason Pominville (F)Jason Zucker (F)Jonas Brodin (D)Jared Spurgeon (D)Ryan Suter (D)Devan Dubnyk (G)Montreal CanadiensPaul Byron (F)Phillip Danault (F)Jonathan Drouin (F)Alex Galchenyuk (F)Brendan Gallagher (F)Max Pacioretty (F)Andrew Shaw (F)Jordie Benn (D)Jeff Petry (D)Shea Weber (D)Carey Price (G)Nashville PredatorsViktor Arvidsson (F)Filip Forsberg (F)Calle Jarnkrok (F)Ryan Johansen (F)Mattias Ekholm (D)Ryan Ellis (D)Roman Josi (D)P.K. Subban (D)Pekka Rinne (G)New Jersey DevilsTaylor Hall (F)Adam Henrique (F)Kyle Palmieri (F)Travis Zajac (F)Andy Greene (D)John Moore (D)Mirco Mueller (D)Damon Severson (D)Cory Schneider (G)New York IslandersAndrew Ladd (F)Anders Lee (F)John Tavares (F)Johnny Boychuk (D)Travis Hamonic (D)Nick Leddy (D)Adam Pelech (D)Ryan Pulock (D)Thomas Greiss (G)New York RangersKevin Hayes (F)Chris Kreider (F)J.T. Miller (F)Rick Nash (F)Derek Stepan (F)Mika Zibanejad (F)Mats Zuccarello (F)Nick Holden (D)Ryan McDonagh (D)Marc Staal (D)Henrik Lundqvist (G)Ottawa SenatorsDerick Brassard (F)Ryan Dzingel (F)Mike Hoffman (F)Jean-Gabriel Pageau (F)Zack Smith (F)Mark Stone (F)Kyle Turris (F)Cody Ceci (D)Erik Karlsson (D)Dion Phaneuf (D)Craig Anderson (G)Philadelphia FlyersSean Couturier (F)Valtteri Filppula (F)Claude Giroux (F)Scott Laughton (F)Brayden Schenn (F)Wayne Simmonds (F)Jakub Voracek (F)Shayne Gostisbehere (D)Radko Gudas (D)Brandon Manning (D)Anthony Stolarz (G)Pittsburgh PenguinsSidney Crosby (F)Patric Hornqvist (F)Phil Kessel (F)Evgeni Malkin (F)Brian Dumoulin (D)Kris Letang (D)Olli Maatta (D)Justin Schultz (D)Matt Murray (G)San Jose SharksRyan Carpenter (F)Logan Couture (F)Jannik Hansen (F)Tomas Hertl (F)Melker Karlsson (F)Joe Pavelski (F)Chris Tierney (F)Justin Braun (D)Brent Burns (D)Marc-Edouard Vlasic (D)Martin Jones (G)St. Louis BluesPatrik Berglund (F)Ryan Reaves (F)Jaden Schwartz (F)Vladimir Sobotka (F)Paul Stastny (F)Alexander Steen (F)Vladimir Tarasenko (F)Jay Bouwmeester (D)Joel Edmundson (D)Alex Pietrangelo (D)Jake Allen (G)Tampa Bay LightningRyan Callahan (F)Tyler Johnson (F)Alex Killorn (F)Nikita Kucherov (F)Vladislav Namestnikov (F)Ondrej Palat (F)Steven Stamkos (F)Braydon Coburn (D)Victor Hedman (D)Anton Stralman (D)Andrei Vasilevskiy (G)Toronto Maple LeafsTyler Bozak (F)Connor Brown (F)Nazem Kadri (F)Leo Komarov (F)Josh Leivo (F)Matt Martin (F)James van Riemsdyk (F)Connor Carrick (D)Jake Gardiner (D)Morgan Rielly (D)Frederik Andersen (G)Vancouver CanucksSven Baertschi (F)Loui Eriksson (F)Markus Granlund (F)Bo Horvat (F)Daniel Sedin (F)Henrik Sedin (F)Brandon Sutter (F)Alexander Edler (D)Erik Gudbranson (D)Christopher Tanev (D)Jacob Markstrom (G)Washington CapitalsNicklas Backstrom (F)Andre Burakovsky (F)Lars Eller (F)Marcus Johansson (F)Evgeny Kuznetsov (F)Alex Ovechkin (F)Tom Wilson (F)John Carlson (D)Matt Niskanen (D)Dmitry Orlov (D)Braden Holtby (G)Winnipeg JetsJoel Armia (F)Andrew Copp (F)Bryan Little (F)Adam Lowry (F)Mathieu Perreault (F)Mark Scheifele (F)Blake Wheeler (F)Dustin Byfuglien (D)Tyler Myers (D)Jacob Trouba (D)Connor Hellebuyck (G)Let me know if you find any errors Despite the Vegas Expansion Draft taking place just over two years ago, nearly 42% of the protected players are no longer with the team by whom they were protected. 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amatesura · 1 year

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Käpy selän alla (Under Your Skin) 1966 | dir. Mikko Niskanen

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thrashermaxey · 6 years

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Ramblings: Point Reaches 30 Goals; Tavares Tops 80 Points; Rangers Defencemen; Josh Manson – March 31

For as well as the Bruins have been playing, it’s easy to forget that they still have a bevy of players out of the lineup. We have some good news for Boston fans as the injured players look to be returning soon. At the least, it looks like Jake DeBrusk will be back Saturday afternoon against the Panthers. Zdeno Chara and Charlie McAvoy are not expected back on Saturday but they are not far behind. If you’re in a head-to-head league that plays through to the end of the year, reinforcements are on the way.

The Eeli Tolvanen Watch has ended as he’s signed a contract, practiced with the team, and looks to feature in the lineup for Sunday’s game against the Lightning. I imagine he’ll be eased in (though in practice he did take a couple rushes with the top line) so there won’t be much fantasy value for the rest of this season. There will, however, be some good scouting opportunities for next season.

Stephen Johns is out with a concussion for the Stars. They say it’ll be at least four or five days but there are only seven left in the season after today. I can’t imagine they bring him back from a concussion for one or two days. If you need an emergency pickup from the team, Esa Lindell played over 24 minutes after Johns was injured in their last game.

The return to New York of the players that had been traded to Tampa Bay was looking like it would be the biggest moment of the night. Alas, we had this:

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— Shayna (@hayyyshayyy) March 30, 2018

Yes, that’s Pavel Buchnevich and Steven Stamkos fighting. You read those names right. It followed Buchnevich taking a big hit and then taking a run at Nikita Kucherov himself (and it was kind of dirty). Anyway, though Stamkos was held with a point in a game his team won 7-3, he got you 19 penalty minutes. If you’re in a multi-cat league, can you really be angry? The people who should be angry are Nikita Kucherov owners, who also was held without a point but didn’t contribute much else.

Brayden Point had a pair of goals and that gives him 30 on the year. He’s looking every bit the number-1 centre teams covet.

Filip Chytil scored his first (of what should be many) NHL goals. Mikhail Sergachev had an assist and is now one point shy of 40 on the year. Not bad for a teenager playing under 16 minutes a night!

TJ Oshie played most of the game in their loss to Carolina but he didn’t finish it and he apparently suffered a lower-body injury. All the coach would say after the game was that they were being very cautious and he’ll be re-evaluated on Saturday.

Two assists for Jaccob Slavin pushed him over the 30-point mark for the second consecutive season. He had three blocked shots to push him over 150 for the year for the second season in a row as well. Slavin doesn’t hit very much but all in all, not a bad multi-category season for him at all.

John Carlson assisted on Washington’s lone goal, his 50th helper of the year, the first time he’s hit that mark. It was also his 65th point of the campaign. Yeah, he’s going to get a very large contract this offseason.

The big boys came to play for the Leafs in their 5-4 win over the Islanders, at least offensively. All of Nazem Kadri, Auston Matthews, and Mitch Marner had a goal and an assist while James van Riemsdyk also scored. The two-point performance from Marner gives him 69 points on the year. He also needs one more power-play assist to reach 20 such helpers.

John Tavares scored a power-play goal which was his 34th goal of the year, a three-year high. He also cracked 80 points for the first time in three seasons. This is the bounce back year we were all hoping for last season.

Brock Nelson also scored and he’s one shy of 20 on the year. Were he to get there, he’d be one of 25 forwards (so far) to crack 20 goals in each of the previous four seasons. As he’s been pushed down the lineup his assist totals have suffered but he’s been every bit the goal scorer he’s always been.

Two assists in this game leaves Jake Gardiner two points shy of 50 on the campaign. For as high as some people have been on him for his career, I don’t think anyone saw a 50-point season on the horizon.

Semyon Varlamov was injured in Colorado’s win over the Blackhawks. He was crashed into by Tomas Jurco on the play and replaced by Jonathan Bernier. Jurco seemed to lose his balance driving the net from the slot and slammed into Varlamov’s left leg. Now, it was late in the game and the score was out of hand so maybe they were being cautious, but he did seem to be in a good amount of pain. When we have updates we will pass them along.

Sven Andrighetto scored for the first time since December! He finished with two goals, five shots, and over 17 minutes in ice time. He was a big part of the depth scoring earlier in the season and would go a long way in lengthening the scoring if he can return to that player for the Avs. His eight goals are a career-high, by the way.

Mikko Rantanen has a goal and an assist and has the quietest 82 points in the league. Tyson Barrie had a goal and two assists, and that gives him a career-high 55 points in just 64 games. As I’ve mentioned before in these pages, he’s one of the most elite offensive defencemen in the league that no one talks about unless it’s rumours about being traded to a Canadian team.

Rickard Rakell scored his 32nd of the year, one off his pace last year, and it was the overtime winner for Anaheim.

Drew Doughty scored the lone goal for the Kings, his 10th of the season. It’s three straight campaigns with at least 10 goals for the blue liner, and 7 of his 10 NHL seasons. Two of the seasons he failed to reach 10 markers were his rookie year and the lockout year. He’s now one point shy of his career-high of 59.

William Karlsson had a monster fantasy night as he’s known to have (this year anyway). He had a goal (short-handed), two assists (one on the OT winner), was plus-2, had four total shots on net, one blocked shot, and three hits. Line mate Marchessault had two goals, one of which was the overtime clincher.

At the risk of sounding redundant, can I say how impressive it’s been to watch Ryan Donato since he debuted with the Bruins? I know it’s a common trope in the media and among fans, but he genuinely looks like a middle-six winger that has been playing in the NHL for three or four years. Should the injury to Rick Nash prove even more serious and he misses playoff time, Donato is a very nice insurance policy. I’m also very optimistic for his fantasy value next year. Without Nash in the lineup – which he won’t be for 2018-19 – Donato has been earning those top power-play minutes. Second line with David Krejci and top PP unit with Bergeron and co.? Yes please.

With the news earlier this week that Kevin Shattenkirk would miss the rest of the season, it got me wondering: how do we value the Rangers defencemen next year?

Neal Pionk has been the point producer since be recalled with 14 points in 23 games (heading into Friday night). The bad news is that half his points have been second assists. The good news is that they have come on the power play, where he’s supplanted Brady Skjei and been given priority over John Gilmour. A healthy Shattenkirk would mean secondary PP minutes for Pionk but at least he’d have those. At the least, he’ll get first crack at the second unit in 2018-19.

Pionk not shooting is a bit of a concern as he’s shot considerably less than many other Rangers d-men. While shooting isn’t an absolute necessity for fantasy value – Keith Yandle and Jake Gardiner have shown that – it does help fill some roto categories and it’s hard to score an acceptable amount for a d-man landing fewer than two shots per game playing.

Gilmour, on the other hand, has no problem shooting the puck. He’s played just under 340 minutes at five-on-five but in that limited sample he’s taken over 16 shots per 60 minutes, one of five defencemen to do so along with Brent Burns, Yohann Auvitu, Dougie Hamilton, and Johnny Boychuk. His ice time has been taking a hit of late though, failing to crack 15 minutes in three straight games of late.

It would appear the Rangers coaching staff is higher on Pionk than Gilmour given their deployment, but the Rangers staff may not even be around next year. Nevertheless, Gilmour’s upside without power play time might be something akin to Boychuk; 5-8 goals and 25-30 points. Pionk would be a bit more on the production side with some PP points mixed in. Because of how he’s being used, I would guess Pionk would be the guy to own after Shattenkirk next season, but a lot can change between now and October. Just wanted to get some initial thoughts out.

Speaking of production among defencemen, I’m not sure how many people realize this but over the last three seasons, Josh Manson leads the Ducks blue line in points per 60 minutes at five-on-five (0.85) and it’s not particularly close with Cam Fowler at 0.62. Over those three seasons, league-wide, he’s tied with the likes of Shea Weber, Morgan Rielly, and Matt Niskanen. That’s pretty good company.

It’s been a fantastic season this year with 32 points and none on the power play. All those five-on-five points have him third in the league on a per-minute basis behind only Erik Karlsson and Torey Krug. He doesn’t seem to have favour with the coaches, though, at least offensively given his non-existent PP usage and the fact that even though they lost Shea Theodore in the offseason, traded Sami Vatanen, and have been fighting injuries all season, he’s still earning just about 20 minutes a game (including a lot of short-handed minutes).

With no PP time, and without additional five-on-five minutes, this season will be the high-water mark for Manson. Don’t chase these points next year in drafts.

Over the summer, one thing I wrote about a couple times was the dilemma of choosing William Nylander or Mitch Marner for this season. It appears as though Marner will be the right decision. For whatever reason, even when he’s in the lineup, the Auston Matthews–William Nylander PP unit can’t get it together but the Marner unit can.

So I ask Dobber heads: if you had to pick one player for a dynasty league at the end of the season, would it be Marner or Nylander? Sound off in the comments.

I kind of wonder what Vladimir Tarasenko’s ADP will be next year. Barring a big point binge over the balance of the season, it’ll be the first time since 2013-14 that he’ll fail to crack 70 points. He needs four more goals to crack 35 or he’ll fail to do so since that same season. He was typically a late first round pick this year but will he be next year?

You have the staples of Crosby, Ovechkin, McDavid, and Kucherov. Brad Marchand, Evgeni Malkin, Auston Matthews, Patrik Laine, Patrick Kane, and Steven Stamkos probably all find themselves in the top-10. Then you have defencemen like Brent Burns and Erik Karlsson, and goalies like John Gibson and Connor Hellebuyck. Throw in wild cards like the Big Two from Dallas, Mark Scheifele, Jack Eichel, Victor Hedman, Pekka Rinne, and Sergei Bobrovsky, and we could easily see Tarasenko fall outside the top-12 and maybe in the 15-20 range.

I’m just thinking out loud for now but Tarasenko is probably going to be a value next season. He’s shooting 8.45 percent on the power play (by far a career-low, having never been below 15 percent before), 10.75 percent at five-on-five (the second-lowest of his career among 82-game seasons), and has a four-year low in total assists per minute. All this is to say that despite having an established career, there may be some bad luck going on for him and his line mates. We’ll dive deeper over the summer, but I feel confident, in March, planting my flag for Tarasenko as a must-draft in the second round come September.

from All About Sports https://dobberhockey.com/hockey-rambling/ramblings-point-reaches-30-goals-tavares-tops-80-points-rangers-defencemen-josh-manson-march-31/

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goalhofer · 6 years

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2018 Olympics Finland Roster

Alpine Skiing

Andreas Romar (Korsholm)

Samu Torsti (Vaasa)

Biathlon

Tero Seppala (Ristijarvi)

Tuomas Gronman (Kouvola)

Olli Hiidensalo (Nummi-Pusula)

Venla Lehtonen (Kontiolahti)

Suvi Minkkinen (Lapinlahti)

Mari Laukkanen (Eno)

Kaisa-Leena Makarainen (Ristijarvi)

Laura Toivanen (Joensuu)

Cross Country Skiing

Matti Heikkinen (Vantaa)

Perttu Hyvarinen (Kuopio)

Lari Lehtonen (Imatra)

Iivo Niskanen (Oulu)

Lauri Vuorinen (Rovaniemi)

Ristomatti Hakola (Jami)

Martti Jylha (Helsinki)

Johanna Matintalo (Rovaniemi)

Laura Mononen (Hiihtoseura)

Kerttu Niskanen (Oulu)

Krista Parmakoski (Urheilijat)

Aino-Kaisa Saarinen (Kisa)

Freestyle Skiing

Joona Kangas (Levi)

Jussi Penttala (Helsinki)

Jimi Salonen (Muurame)

Anni Karava (Helsinki)

Nordic Combined

Arttu Makiaho (Kaajani)

Ilkka Herola (Siilinjarvi)

Eero Hirvonen (Laukaa)

Hannu Manninen (Rovaniemi)

Leevi Mutru (Lahti)

Ski Jump

Antti Aalto (Sotkamo)

Janne Ahonen (Lahti)

Andreas Alamommo (Helsinki)

Jarkko Maatta (Iisalmi)

Eetu Nousiainen (Helsinki)

Julia Kykkanen (Lahti)

Curling

Oona Kauste (Espoo)

Tomi Rantamaki (Helsinki)

Figure Skating

Emmi Peltonen (Helsinki)

Speed Skating

Pekka Koskela (Mantta)

Mika Poutala (Helsinki)

Elina Risku (Seinajoki)

Hockey

Lauri Marjamaki (Tampere)

Mikko Koskinen (Vantaa)

Karri Ramo (Asikkala)

Juha Metsola (Tampere)

Mikko Lehtonen (Turku)

Tommi Kivisto (Vantaa)

Lasse Kukkonen (Oulu)

Sami Lepisto (Espoo)

Juuso Hietanen (Hameenlinna)

Miro Heiskanen (Espoo)

Miika Koivisto (Vaasa)

Atte Ohtamaa (Nivala)

Marko Anttila (Lempaala)

Julius Junttila (Oulu)

Eeli Tolvanen (Vihti)

Joonas Kemppainen (Kajaani)

Jani Lajunen (Espoo)

Jonas Enlund (Helsinki)

Petri Kontiola (Seinajoki)

Mika Pyorala (Oulu)

Jarno Koskiranta (Paimio)

Oskar Osala (Vasaa)

Sakari Manninen (Oulu)

Teemu Hartikainen (Kuopio)

Jukka Peltola (Tampere)

Veli-Matti Savinainen (Espoo)

Eveliina Suonpaa (Kiukainen)

Meeri Raisanen (Tampere)

Noora Raty (Espoo)

Isa Rahunen (Kuopio)

Rosa Lindstedt (Ylojarvi)

Jenni Hiirikoski (Lempaala)

Mira Jalosuo (Lieksa)

Ella Viitasuo (Lahti)

Minnamari Tuominen (Helsinki)

Ronja Savolainen (Helsinki)

Venla Hovi (Tampere)

Linda Valimaki (Ylojarvi)

Anniina Rajahuhta (Helsinki)

Riikka Valila (Jyvaskyla)

Petra Nieminen (Tampere)

Emma Nuutinen (Vantaa)

Sara Sakkinen (Tampere)

Saila Saari (Alavus)

Michelle Karvinen (Espoo)

Tanja Niskanen (Juankoski)

Susanna Tapani (Laitila)

Snowboarding

Kalle Jarvilehto (Vuokatti)

Rene Rinnekangas (Vuokatti)

Janne Korpi (Vihti)

Markus Malin (Lahti)

Peetu Piiroinen (Hyvinkaa)

Roope Tonteri (Valkeala)

Anton Lindfors (Porvoo)

Enni Rukajarvi (Kuusamo)

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downordic-blog · 5 years

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Silver from Across the Border

Hopeaa.rajan.takaa.1963.FiNNiSH.WEBRiP-Naabster Tiedot: Release...........: Orginal FiNELiTE.ORG release Release date......: 08.12.2016 Format............: MKV Codec.............: AVC Bitrate...........: 996 Kbit/s Resolution........: 640x480 Frames............: 25 fps Audio.............: FI Codec.............: AAC Bitrate...........: 112 Kbit/s Channels..........: 2ch Subtitles.........: FI Movie.............: Hopeaa rajan takaa Runtime...........: 1H 12M Genre.............: Adventure, War IMDb..............: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0137003/ Source............: WEBRiP Hopeaa.rajan.takaa.1963.FiNNiSH.WEBRiP-Naabster Plot: Esa Anttalan romaaniin perustuva elokuva nuorukaisista, jotka livahtavat välirauhan rajan yli hakemaan kätkettyjä hopeaesineitä. O: Mikko Niskanen. N: Veikko Kerttula, Pertti Pasanen ja Jaakko Pakkasvirta. Mv. Kaksi kaverusta lähtee välirauhan aikana vuonna 1941 hakemaan rajan taakse jääneitä suvun hopeaesineitä. Ensimmäinen rajanylitys epäonnistuu. Toisella yrityksellä kaverukset ottavat mukaansa rämäpäisen ja iloluontoisen kaverinsa Paukun. Paukun myötä yhteinen tehtävä saa niin vauhtia kuin vastuksia. Rooleissa mm.: Jaakko Pakkasvirta Ese Wist, Pertti Pasanen Toivo Paukku, Veikko Kerttula Esa Anttala, Esko Tuomi rajakersantti, Esko Mustonen poliisikuulustelija. Read the full article

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NHL expansion draft 2017: Protection lists for all 30 teams

Which players did your team protect from the Vegas Golden Knights?

The 2017 NHL expansion draft is only days away, and the rest of the league has prepared itself for the chaos to come. Teams submitted their protection lists to the NHL on Saturday afternoon, and the league announced them officially Sunday morning.

Up to 11 players can be protected by each team, with that number depending on the positions of the players involved. There are just two methods teams can protect players: the 7-3-1 format, in which they protect seven forwards, three defensemen, and one goalie, or the nine-player format, in which they protect eight skaters and one goalie.

By the time the expansion draft ends, Vegas will need to have picked a minimum of 14 forwards, nine defensemen, and three goalies.

Also in effect now through the expansion draft on Wednesday night is a roster freeze for any transaction that doesn’t involve the Golden Knights. Teams can still make trades with Vegas, which is also free to negotiate with and sign free agents, but all other deals must wait.

As the 10 a.m. deadline comes to pass, we’ll have all 30 protected lists here in one spot for your convenience! Check out where your teams stands below. (This list is currently updating)

Anaheim Ducks

Seven forwards: Corey Perry (NMC), Ryan Getzlaf (NMC), Ryan Kesler (NMC), Rickard Rakell, Andrew Cogliano, Jakob Silferberg, Antoine Vermette Three defensemen: Hampus Lindholm, Cam Fowler, Kevin Bieksa (NMC) Goaltender: John Gibson

Arizona Coyotes

Eight skaters: Nick Cousins, Anthony Duclair, Jordan Martinook, Tobias Rieder, Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Alex Goligoski (NMC), Connor Murphy, Luke Schenn, Chad Johnson Goaltender: Chad Johnson

Boston Bruins

Seven forwards: David Krejci (NMC), Patrice Bergeron (NMC), David Backes (NMC), Brad Marchand, David Pastrnak, Riley Nash, Ryan Spooner Three defensemen: Zdeno Chara (NMC), Torey Krug, Kevan Miller Goaltender: Tuukka Rask

Buffalo Sabres

Forwards: Tyler Ennis, Marcus Foligno, Zemgus Girgensons, Evander Kane, Johan Larsson, Ryan O’Reilly, Kyle Okposo Defensemen: Rasmus Ristolainen, Nathan Beaulieu, Jake McCabe Goaltender: Robin Lehner

Calgary Flames

Seven forwards: Johnny Gaudreau, Sean Monahan, Mikael Backlund, Michael Ferland, Sam Bennett, Curtis Lazar, Michael Frolik Three defensemen: Mark Giordano, Dougie Hamilton, TJ Brodie One goalie: Mike Smith

Carolina Hurricanes

Forwards: Jordan Staal (NMC), Jeff Skinner, Victor Rask, Teuvo Teravainen, Elias Lindholm, Phillip Di Guiseppete, Brock McGinn Defensemen: Justin Faulk, Ryan Murphy, Trevor Carrick Goaltender: Scott Darling

Chicago Blackhawks

Seven forwards: Patrick Kane (NMC), Jonathan Toews (NMC), Marian Hossa (NMC), Artem Anisimov (NMC), Richard Panik, Ryan Hartman, Tomas Jurco Three defensemen: Duncan Keith (NMC), Brent Seabrook (NMC), Niklas Hjalmarsson (NMC) Goaltender: Corey Crawford (NMC)

Colorado Avalanche

Seven forwards: Nathan MacKinnon, Matt Duchene, Gabriel Landeskog Three defensemen: Erik Johnson (NMC), Nikita Zadorov, Tyson Barrie Goaltender: Semyon Varlamov

Columbus Blue Jackets

Forwards: Brandon Dubinsky (NMC), Brandon Saad, Nick Foligno (NMC), Scott Hartnell (NMC), Cam Atkinson, Boone Jenner Defensemen: Seth Jones Goaltender: Sergei Bobrovsky (NMC)

Dallas Stars

Forwards: Jamie Benn (NMC), Jason Spezza (NMC), Tyler Seguin, Radek Faksa Defensemen: John Klingberg, Dan Hamhuis, Esa Lindell Goaltender: Ben Bishop (NMC)

Detroit Red Wings

Seven forwards: Henrik Zetterberg, Frans Nielsen (NMC), Justin Abdelkader, Gustav Nyquist, Anthony Mantha, Tomas Tatar, Andreas Athanasiou Three defensemen: Mike Green, Danny DeKeyser, Niklas Kronwall Goaltender: Petr Mrazek

Edmonton Oilers

Forwards: Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Milan Lucic (NMC), Leon Draisaitl Defensemen: Andrej Sekera (NMC), Adam Larsson Goaltender: Cam Talbot (NMC)

Florida Panthers

Eight Skaters: Jonathan Huberdeau, Aleksander Barkov, Vincent Trocheck, Nick Bjugstad, Aaron Ekblad, Keith Yandle, Alex Petrovic, Mark Pysyk Goaltender: James Reimer

Los Angeles Kings

Eight Skaters: Anze Kopitar (NMC), Jeff Carter, Tyler Toffoli, Tanner Pearson, Drew Doughty, Alec Martinez, Derek Forbort, Jake Muzzin Goaltender: Jonathan Quick

Minnesota Wild

Seven forwards: Zach Parise (NMC), Mikko Koivu (NMC), Jason Pominville (NMC), Charlie Coyle, Nino Niederreiter, Mikael Granlund Three defensemen: Ryan Suter (NMC), Jared Spurgeon, Jonas Brodin Goaltender: Devan Dubnyk

Montreal Canadiens

Seven forwards: Jonathan Drouin, Max Pacioretty, Alex Galchenyuk, Brendan Gallagher, Phillip Danault, Paul Byron, Andrew Shaw Three defensemen: Shea Weber, Jeff Petry (NMC), Jordie Benn Goaltender: Carey Price (NMC)

Nashville Predators

Eight Skaters: P.K. Subban, Roman Josi, Mattias Ekholm, Ryan Ellis, Filip Forsberg, Ryan Johansen, Viktor Arvidsson, Calle Jarnkrok Goaltender: Pekka Rinne (NMC)

New Jersey Devils

Eight skaters: Taylor Hall, Travis Zajac, Kyle Palmieri, Adam Henrique, Andy Greene, John Moore, Mirco Mueller, Damon Severson Goaltender: Cory Schneider

New York Islanders

Eight skaters: Andrew Ladd (NMC), John Tavares (NMC), Johnny Boychuk, Travis Hamonic, Nick Leddy, Ryan Pulock, Adam Pelech Goaltender:

New York Rangers

Forwards: Rick Nash (NMC), Chris Kreider, Mats Zuccarello, Mika Zibanejad, Kevin Hayes, J.T. Miller, Derek Stepan Defensemen: Marc Staal (NMC), Ryan McDonagh, Nick Holden Goaltender: Henrik Lundqvist (NMC)

Ottawa Senators

Forwards: Bobby Ryan, Mike Hoffman, Kyle Turris, Mark Stone, Jean-Gabriel Pageau Defensemen: Dion Phaneuf (NMC), Erik Karlsson, Cody Ceci Goaltender: Craig Anderson

Philadelphia Flyers

Forwards: Claude Giroux (NMC), Jakub Voracek, Valtteri Filppula (NMC), Sean Couturier, Wayne Simmonds Defensemen: Shayne Gostisbehere Goaltender: Michael Neuvirth

Pittsburgh Penguins

Forwards: Sidney Crosby (NMC), Evgeni Malkin (NMC), Phil Kessel (NMC), Defensemen: Kris Letang (NMC), Goaltender: Matt Murray

San Jose Sharks

Forwards: Joe Pavelski, Logan Couture, Tomas Hertl Defensemen: Brent Burns, Marc-Edouard Vlasic Goaltender: Martin Jones

St. Louis Blues

Forwards: Vladimir Tarasenko, Alexander Steen, Jaden Schwartz Defensemen: Alex Pietrangelo, Jay Bouwmeester, Goaltender: Jake Allen

Tampa Bay Lightning

Forwards: Steven Stamkos (NMC), Ryan Callahan (NMC) Defensemen: Victor Hedman (NMC) Goaltender: Andrei Vasilevskiy

Toronto Maple Leafs

Forwards: Nazem Kadri Defensemen: Morgan Rielly, Jake Gardiner Goaltender: Frederik Andersen

Vancouver Canucks

Forwards: Daniel Sedin (NMC), Henrik Sedin (NMC), Loui Eriksson (NMC), Brandon Sutter, Bo Horvat Defensemen: Alexander Edler, Erik Gudbranson Goaltender: Jacob Markstrom

Washington Capitals

Seven forwards: Alex Ovechkin, Nicklas Backstrom, Evgeny Kuznetsov, Andre Burakovsky, Marcus Johansson, Lars Eller, Tom Wilson Three defensemen: Matt Niskanen, John Carlson, Dmitry Orlov Goalie: Braden Holtby

Winnipeg Jets

Forwards: Mark Scheifele, Blake Wheeler, Bryan Little, Defensemen: Dustin Byfuglien (NMC), Tyler Myers, Jacob Trouba Goaltender:

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