Devils Daily: Stillman On Track? Laine Ties to Panthers; Flyers Abandon Kolosov

For whatever reason, Chase Stillman is a polarizing prospect among the fans of the New Jersey Devils. However, following his first year of professional hockey in the American Hockey League, he knows what to train for in the offseason. The Devils’ organization believe’s him to be a long-term fit with the varsity club.

More on that in the links.

Elsewhere, Colorado’s depth may suffer in the upcoming season, Patrik Laine ties to the Stanley Cup Champions, and Philly abandons a prospect leaves a sour taste in his mouth.

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NHL.com: Chase Stillman has taken the long-term approach in terms of the former first round selections development. The Devils still believe he can be a long-term contributor to New Jersey, perhaps as soon as the next season or two.

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Pittsburgh Hockey Now: The Pittsburgh Penguins don’t necessarily have the best pool of prospects to choose from. However, they have a few with NHL upside. Which one makes it to the NHL level first?

Colorado Hockey Now: The Colorado Avalanche are typically well regarded as a strong team up and down the lineup. However, a few circumstances haven’t left them without some holes in the lineup. Here are the three greatest positional needs.

Florida Hockey Now: Another wrinkle in the Patrik Laine situation. As a player who has requested a fresh start, the Finnish sniper has ties to the Florida Panthers. Here’s how.

Philly Hockey Now: According to a report, top goalie prospect Alexei Kolosov told the Philadelphia Flyers he did not wish to return to North America after the club saddled him in a hotel in Allentown, Pennsylvania, for a month during the Belarusian’s AHL stint with the Lehigh Valley Phantoms.

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