WHL Roundup: Paddock leads Raiders to shutout win over Blades
April 22, 2021
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Max Paddock made 20 saves for the shutout, and the Prince Albert Raiders downed the Saskatoon Blades 4-0 on Thursday in Western Hockey League play.
Paddock earned his second shutout of the season and ninth of his career by leading Prince Albert over favoured Saskatoon.
Ozzy Wiesblatt scored the winner just 1:27 into the game for the Raiders (8-10-3).Terrell Goldsmith, Ladon Kosior and Justin Nachbaur added the others.
Nolan Maier stopped 27-of-31 shots for the Blades (14-4-3), who are on a three-game slide. -
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SPOKANE, Wash. Dustin Wolf had a 32-save outing for his fourth shutout of the season and Hunter Campbell struck twice as Everett (12-3-0) blanked the Chiefs (4-6-3) for a third consecutive victory.
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If I Was Steve Yzerman.My Approach To The 2021 Offseason (Part 4)
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Part 3 of this series focused on the “nuclear” approach to free agency. Part 4 today will focus on the “radical teardown” approach and my decision on which way I would proceed.
From Parts 1 and 2, the following decisions were made:
Evgeny Svechnikov was lost to Seattle in the expansion draft
Frans Nielsen was bought out
The Red Wings drafted the following players in the first 3 rounds:
Regardless of free agency approach, I would not change my approach to the expansion draft or buyout window. The decision to protected Vladislav Namestnikov over Givani Smith and Evgeny Svechnikov is a tough decision but ultimately one I made for the following reasons: