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NHL Roundup: Shootout Wins, Roster Shuffles, and Injury Concerns

NHL Roundup: Shootout Wins, Roster Shuffles, and Injury Concerns

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 The NHL season continues with several key developments in games, player movements, and injuries. The Anaheim Ducks recently won an exciting 5-4 shootout against the Los Angeles Kings. Leo Carlsson stood out with a goal and two assists, while goalie Ville Husso made 23 saves in his season debut after being called up from the minors. The Ducks’ usual starter, Lukas Dostal, remains day-to-day with an upper-body injury and could miss more games. Petr Mrazek has been filling in goal for the team, and coach Joel Quenneville remains optimistic about Dostal’s recovery timeline.

Elsewhere, the Nashville Predators secured a narrow 4-3 victory over the Chicago Blackhawks, thanks largely to Ryan O’Reilly, who contributed a goal and an assist, while Juuse Saros stopped 24 shots. The Dallas Stars played the Utah Mammoth, where Kevin Rooney scored his first goal with the Mammoth, and Roope Hintz made a significant power-play contribution for the Stars.

In terms of player transactions over the past week, there has been a steady flow of call-ups and sends to minor leagues. Notable moves include Nicolas Aube-Kubel being sent to Iowa of the AHL by the Minnesota Wild, Ville Husso being recalled by Anaheim, and Justin Robidas joining the Carolina Hurricanes. The Montreal Canadiens made a waiver claim on Sammy Blais, who was then sent back to the minors. A few veteran players like Alexandre Georgiev were released or signed to short-term contracts by teams, reflecting ongoing roster adjustments. Additionally, several teams are managing injury returns and suspensions, such as Mikko Rantanen recently finishing a suspension.

Injuries continue to impact lineups this week. The Seattle Kraken lost forward Jaden Schwartz to a six-week lower-body injury, a significant blow to their offense. The Winnipeg Jets are hopeful about Neal Pionk’s return as he skated but remains day-to-day with a lingering lower-body issue. The Anaheim Ducks’ Lukas Dostal’s situation has been monitored closely, with uncertainties around his immediate availability. The New Jersey Devils have been reshuffling their lineup around players like Evgenii Dadonov, who is still searching for his first points after missing part of the season with a hand fracture.

Highlight performances in recent games include an NHL Thanksgiving Showdown where Artemi Panarin, Adam Fox, and Mika Zibanejad combined for nine points to lead the New York Rangers to victory over the Boston Bruins. This game showcased the Rangers’ offensive depth and continuing strong form.

Trade activity this season has been active but moderate. Among recent deals, Ottawa acquired defenseman Dennis Gilbert from Philadelphia in exchange for a restricted free agent, Max Guenette. Other minor trades and signings are ongoing as teams look to fine-tune their rosters before the trade deadline.

As the NHL season progresses, teams are balancing the challenges of injuries, player performance, and tactical adjustments. The mix of rising young talent making impacts combined with experienced veterans continuing to contribute is shaping a competitive league environment. Fans can expect more closely contested games and roster moves as the season heads toward the winter stretch and playoff positioning becomes critical.

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