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CALGARY The Calgary Hitmen only have 10 games left in the regular season so like they say, every game counts. Especially when you re an aspiring NHLer and it s your draft year. Eighteen-year-old goaltender Brayden Peters fits into that category but Peters prefers to take the games one day at a time. Playing goal is a pressure-packed position when your draft status isn t at stake, and Peters doesn t want to put any more pressure on himself. I haven t really focused on it too much and it s something I can t really control, Peters said in an interview with CTV News. I just control how I play and what I do night in and night out and working on whatever it is in practice and trying to progress myself to get to that next step and see what happens this summer with the draft coming up here.
Winterhawks give up last 4 goals, lose 6-4 to Everett
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Winterhawks give up last 4 goals, lose 6-4 to Everett: Ben Hemmerling’s goal with 3:08 left in the game was the game winner, as the Everett Silvertips scored the last four goals of the game to beat the Portland Winterhawks 6-4 at Angel of the Winds Arena in Everett, Washington. It’s Everett’s seventh straight win over Portland, in what have usually been matchups between the top two teams in the division.
Portland off to the fast start: Portland played their best period of the season in the 1st period, scoring twice in the first 1:38 behind Jaydon Dureau and Reece Newkirk, and taking a 3-1 lead after 20 minutes. Going into that period, the Silvertips had only given up 6 goals in 8 full games.
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Western Hockey League (WHL) clubs including the Edmonton Oil Kings are participating in a trial to test a method of detecting COVID-19 through a smartphone app.
The WHL announced this week that Vancouver-based Light AI Inc.’s diagnostic test would be included in its return-to-play health and safety protocols for the 2020-21 season. The AI diagnostic testing will be in addition to the PCR testing that players, team staff, billets and officials will have to undertake during the shortened season.
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