NHL Daily: Corey Perry, Rick Nash, Taylor Hall, Coyotes Prospects

NHL Daily: Corey Perry Chance to Join Exclusive Club, Rick Nash Feeling Pressure to Perform, Taylor Hall Feels Resentment Towards Oilers (Morning Coffee Headlines)

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In today’s edition: Corey Perry has an opportunity to join an exclusive club that includes just one member, Scott Niedermayer, Rick Nash is feeling pressure to perform on Broadway if he hopes to extend his NHL career, Taylor Hall stills feels resentment towards the Oilers following blockbuster summer deal, and much more!

NHL Daily: Morning Coffee Headlines

Sep 20, 2016; Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Team Canada forward Corey Perry (24) gets congratulated after his goal against Team USA during preliminary round play in the 2016 World Cup of Hockey at Air Canada Centre. Team Canada defeated Team USA 4-2. Mandatory Credit: John E. Sokolowski-USA TODAY Sports /

Perry Hoping to Join Niedermayer in Hockey History

Anaheim Ducks forward Corey Perry has an opportunity to join an exclusive club that only includes defensive legend Scott Niedermayer. As it stands, Scott is the only player to have won a Stanley Cup, World Hockey Championship, Olympic gold, World Junior Championship, Canada Cup/World Cup title, and Memorial Cup. If the Canadians emerge victorious, Perry joins Niedermayer in hockey history. [The Hockey News]

Hall Still Holds Resentment Towards Oilers

Former Oilers forward Taylor Hall expressed he still holds resentment towards Edmonton following the blockbuster summer trade, in an interview with NJ.com writers. Sammi Silber of Oil on Whyte explains how she and others in the Oilers community have a difficult time sympathizing. After all, something of significance had to occur. [Oil on Whyte]

Group Roundtable: Surprise Teams and Catalyst Players

Apr 4, 2016; Columbus, OH, USA; New York Rangers left wing Rick Nash (61) against the Columbus Blue Jackets at Nationwide Arena. The Rangers won 4-2. Mandatory Credit: Aaron Doster-USA TODAY Sports /

Nash Feeling Pressure to Perform

Rick Nash spoke with media at the first day of training camp. He expressed that he believes he’s “in a battle to stay with the Rangers”. Nash has been the topic of trade rumors in recent months, but he made it clear that he wants to stay in New York as long as possible. [Newsday]

Projecting Coyotes Rookies for Opening Night

Jonathan King over at Howlin’ Hockey released his predictions for how Arizona Coyotes lines might look on opening night. Among rookies, obvious inclusions are Christian Dvorak and Dylan Strome, but you might be surprised to see which third prospect he thinks will crack the roster. [Howlin’ Hockey]

Dallas Stars: No Nichushkin Means Opportunity at RW

Sep 24, 2015; Detroit, MI, USA; Detroit Red Wings left wing Tyler Bertuzzi (59) tries to score on Pittsburgh Penguins goalie Matthew Murray (30) in the first period at Joe Louis Arena. Mandatory Credit: Rick Osentoski-USA TODAY Sports /

Red Wings Coach Jeff Blashill Praises Prospect Tyler Bertuzzi

Detroit Red Wings head coach Jeff Blashill was asked about Tyler Bertuzzi in Traverse City. He sees him simply as a hockey player, “By that, I mean some guys, they just know how to play hockey, they find ways to come up with pucks, they might not have the prettiest skill set or might not skate the fastest and they might not be the tallest or might not have the fanciest hands.”. Nephew of former NHLer Todd Bertuzzi, Tyler is likely headed back to Grand Rapids for his second AHL season in 2016-17. [Detroit News]

Mikhail Grabovski Expected to Start Year on IR

It sounds as though Islanders forward Mikhail Grabovski is still dealing with post-concussion symptoms and will start the new season on the IR. Michel Anderson at Eyes on Isles looks at this as an opportunity for certain players to step up in his absence. [Eyes on Isles]

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Will Online Course for Hockey Parents Actually Work?

A course called “respect in sport” is a new mandatory for parents with kids who play hockey in Ontario, Canada. It’s a one-hour online session that must be taken in order for one’s child to lace up the skates. Parents in the GTHL (Greater Toronto Hockey League) however are skeptical that it will change anything in the heat of an emotional moment. [CBC]

Leafs Prospect on the Hot Seat

The focus at Maple Leafs training camp will be on prospects such as Mitch Marner, Auston Matthews, William Nylander, and so on. Tim Chiasson at Editor in Leafs discusses how three other players are on the hot seat as Toronto will soon need to make decisions on other prospects. [Editor in Leaf]

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NHL Daily Morning Rant

Normally, I like to comment on the stories of the day but sometimes I’ll switch gears a bit to discuss something on my mind. With NHL training camps underway, here is a list of five prospects not expected to crack the NHL but could be on the opening night roster anyways:

D Brandon Montour (Anaheim Ducks)
F Sergey Tolchinsky (Carolina Hurricanes)
F Dominik Simon (Pittsburgh Penguins)
F Travis Konecny (Philadelphia Flyers)
F Ivan Barbashev (St.Louis Blues)

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