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Nils Lundkvist is done at the 2021 IIHF World Championship after suffering an injury.
Tre Kronors lagläkare Jonas Kalman kommenterar: "Efter undersökningar idag står det tyvärr klart att Nils.
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For 217 players, there will be no two days that mean more than July 23-24, 2021.
That s when the 2021 NHL draft will be held, and scores of talented young players will have their dreams of joining the NHL realized.
The winner of the draft lottery won t be known until June 2, according to TSN s Frank Seravalli, but there s already a handful of names rising to the the top of the draft boards.
Here s a quick look at three of the top prospects in this year s draft class.
Owen Power, D, Michigan (NCAA)
There s usually a healthy debate about who is the best player in a draft class or what player should be the No. 1 pick. While this year is no different, Owen Power is a notable candidate for the distinction.
Former Red Deer Rebel
Brandon Hagel had an excellent 24-point rookie campaign, taking advantage of the ice time afforded him while the Chicago Blackhawks transition from the glory days to the new era. Hagel, 22, also has the benefit of having started the year in the Swiss League with HC Thurgau, so the big ice surface in Latvia will not be a shock to him. The Morinville, AB-native put up over 300 points over his four-year career in Red Deer between 2015 and 2019, and so expect him to have an important offensive role.
Ex-Kelowna Rocket (and Notre Dame Hound)
Dillon Dube had an up-and-down season, much like the rest of his Calgary Flames compadres. The speedster with two World Juniors under his belt can do it all, be it at wing or centre, in an offensive or shutdown role, so this is a great opportunity for Dillon to end the year on a high note and get his feet wet at the senior level for Hockey Canada. If you can skate, you’ll get a chance; and boy can he skate.