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A 2017 Calder Trophy Candidate from Every Team: Eastern Conference | TBT
Yesterday I took a look at who I believe will be the most likely Calder Trophy candidate for each team in the Western Conference. This year, the West will see a couple contenders like Patrik Laine, Mikko Rantanen, as well as some under the radar dark horses like Esa Lindell and Nikolay Goldobin.

A 2017 Calder Trophy Candidate from Every Team: Western Conference | TBT
This season, the Rookie of the Year race is much more wide open. Unlike last year’s first overall pick, Auston Matthews likely isn’t the favourite to win the Calder – heck he might not even be the most likely Maple Leaf to win the award.

5 FUN THINGS TO WATCH FOR: TEAM NORTH AMERICA | TLN
Some may not want to admit it, but the top team (in terms of interest) at the World Cup of Hockey is Team North America.

Matthews showing his grit at WCH | TSN
Martin Biron joins SportsCentre to talk about the grittiness that Auston Matthews has showed at the WCH but also says there's one area the youngster can improve on.

Dangle reviews EA Sports NHL 17 | Sportsnet
Check out my review of NHL 17, including footage from the game, what’s new, how gameplay has changed, bugs and glitches, rosters, game modes, and how to have the most fun possible.

Women's Hockey Wednesday: Koizumi retires, Maschmeyer prepares, Laing works | PPP
Go read Women's Hockey Wednesday, you guys!

Why you should be irrationally annoyed with the World Cup of Hockey | The Guardian
The World Cup of Hockey is actually kind of fun – but not liking things is what hockey fans do. So here are six reasons to hate the tournament in Toronto

Carey Price backstops Canada to overtime win against Russia | CBC
Quick recap for people who missed yesterday's games.

Identities clash at World Cup of Hockey | Trib Live
When the tournament begins Saturday night in Toronto, the performance of two teams might act as a de facto referendum on the evolution of the NHL game.

Bill Daly addresses concussion monitoring, 2018 Olympics and NHL doping policy | ESPN
Daly described the concussion protocol as completely revamped to make the system work better during the upcoming best-on-best tournament and for the regular season.

Bill Foley, fans put too much emphasis on NHL team’s nickname | Review Journal
"I surmised long ago nothing would surpass the Yuma High Criminals, because how in the world can you get better than a school that once used a territorial jail to hold its classes in cell blocks and assemblies in the prison hospital?"

Finland's goalie production partly stems from a game that hones hand-eye coordination | ESPN
So why has Finland -- with a population of 5.5 million, one-sixth that of Canada -- been producing so many world-class goalies in recent years? One of the reasons for Finland's steady production of high-quality goalies -- there are seven Finnish goalies in Russia's KHL, too -- is their tradition tracing back to the 1960s and '70s.