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KAMLOOPS — From his early days in Kamloops minor hockey, there were some questions about how far Logan Stankoven could go with his size, or a lack thereof. However, from being selected by the Blazers fifth overall in 2018 to winning gold with the U18 team this spring, the 18 year old has proven a lot of people wrong. “I’ve always been a smaller player growing up, and I don’t hear it too much, but maybe there’s a few comments here and there that I may be too small for the pro leagues, or I’m too small to play junior, or that small kid’s going to get crushed,” said Stankoven.
Read Article There was no one specific need for the Maine Nordiques during the North American Hockey League’s Entry Draft on Wednesday, with the Nordiques instead selecting four defensemen, two forwards and a goaltender. The team only made seven picks in the 20-round draft, with 23 players already on the organization’s 30-man protected list prior to the draft. “We tried to add to our depth, acquire talent, we made picks for different reasons,” Maine Nordiques coach Nolan Howe said. “Whether it’s impact (players), whether it’s guys we want to see progress through the (Maine Nord...
Minnesota Wild Start Offseason by Investing in the Future The Minnesota Wild have started the offseason by inking an eight-year contract with one of the young centers in the league while securing the return of a forward. Minnesota and Joel Eriksson Ek have agreed on an eight-year contract worth $42 million to keep the 24-year-old center in Minnesota. Eriksson Ek has been with the Wild since he was drafted 20th overall in the NHL Early Entry Draft of 2015. The 6'1 center has appeared in 266 regular-season games and 19 playoff games during his NHL career. During his tenure with the Wild, Eriks...
The NHL is leaving NBC after the conclusion of the Stanley Cup Final. NBC was even scheduled to broadcast the Seattle Expansion Draft and the Entry Draft in July, but NBC gave up the coverage to ESPN because of the Summer Olympics conflicting with the broadcast schedule. With the league heading to ESPN and Turner Sports for the next seven years, a slew of hockey broadcasters have been signing new deals with the two networks in preparation for the new coverage beginning in July. ESPN will broadcast Seattle expansion draft and Day 1 of NHL Draft. pic.twitter.com/5XOL5B3qVs