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Daily Cupcakes: October 6th, 2017

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Colorado Avalanche

Duchene of Avalanche moving on from trade rumors. [NHL]

Colorado teachers, educators to be honored by Avalanche. [KDVR]

Let’s file this under “interesting”, the Las Vegas Golden Knights who took no time in claiming Calvin Pickard from the Colorado Avalanche in the Expansion Draft… have waived him. Already. [Review Journal]

 

The Rest of the Game

Dahlin gaining attention as potential No. 1 pick. Defenseman prospect could be first Sweden-born player to go first in NHL Draft since 1989. [NHL]

New Jersey Devils 1st NHL team to partner with National Women’s franchise. [CBC]

Just a small group of visor-less players remaining in NHL. [Sportsnet]

NHL opening-night highlights another reminder of what we’ll miss at the 2018 Olympics. [National Post]

Senators reward bruiser Mark Borowiecki with 2-year extension. [CBC]

Chalk another one up for The Rocket. Maurice Richard is credited with a new assist after the NHL digitized its game sheets going all the way back to 1917-18. [NHL]

Jagr battles rust, fatigue in 1st skate as Flame. The 45-year-old says performance was ‘not very good’. [CBC]

Bruins will be without David Backes for 3-4 weeks. [Boston Herald]

Watching hockey could affect fans with heart disease, Canadian study says. The study found that in some cases for those watching, either live or on TV, their heart rate doubled. [The Star]

 

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