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Outdoor Series: Los Angeles Kings vs. Anaheim Ducks	Outdoor Series: Los Angeles Kings vs. Anaheim Ducks	Dodger Stadium	Dodger Stadium Los Angeles, CA	01/25/2014 3:30 AM	Jan 25, 2014 TBA	View Tickets

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Wade Redden waits his turn for Bruins, thankful for the chance (Puck Daddy)

BOSTON -- Wade Redden walked into the Boston Bruins' locker room after their morning skate on Monday and ran into top prospects Seth Jones, Nathan MacKinnon, Jonathan Drouin and Darnell Nurse. The four were at TD Garden for a media availability ahead of the NHL Draft later this month and were hanging around the Bruins' locker room when Redden stopped, still in his gear, to chat them up. It was 18 years ago that the 36-year old Redden was one of those prospects inside Joe Louis Arena during the 1995 Stanley Cup Final doing the same thing: meeting NHL players, talking to the media and hoping one day he'd be where he is today: in the NHL, having a chance to win a ring. One year ago, that hope didn't seem like it would ever materialize again for Redden, who watched the Kings-Devils final after completing his second season with the Connecticut Whale of the AHL. Redden and his $6.5 million salary were demoted in a salary cap-saving move by the New York Rangers before the 2010-11 season. He didn't complain. He didn't request a trade. He just came to the rink every day and played, but kept the hope that one day he would be back in the NHL. "I think that's what I had in my head to motivate and push [me]," said Redden. "I knew I could come back and I wanted to get an opportunity. I don't think I ever would have predicted it, but definitely that's what you want to have in your mind." "I went down to Hartford and had a positive experience there. I enjoyed the game down there, even though it was a tough situation. Once I got over that, I tried to approach the game the way I always have. And that's the way I've got to keep doing it."

Report: Flyers, Ducks talking about Bobby Ryan (NBC Sports)

Coburn might be heading the other way.

Datsyuk, Red Wings agree on $22.5M, 3-year deal (The Associated Press)

DETROIT (AP) -- The Detroit Red Wings accomplished their No. 1 goal of the offseason Tuesday by agreeing to a $22.5 million, three-year deal with Pavel Datsyuk.

What We Learned: Worst thing about NHL Awards? The voters (Puck Daddy)

Hello, this is a feature that will run through the entire season and aims to recap the weekend’s events and boils those events down to one admittedly superficial fact or stupid opinion about each team. Feel free to complain about it. Hockey fans will absolutely hate to hear this, but here it is anyway: There's one thing baseball does way better than hockey, and to which this sport really needs to switch as soon as humanly possible. The Baseball Writers' Association of America makes a point to publish the ballots of every person who voted for Major League Baseball's awards, and that level of accountability is generally welcomed in the sports world at large. You know exactly who voted for exactly what, and writers who made some of the more absurd picks for the MVP or Cy Young awards have to try to defend those choices as best they can. The Professional Hockey Writers' Association, however, does not publish the individual ballots of its members, and that they don't is ludicrous. This was a debate that kicked up around the end of the regular season, when some writers, in the interest of transparency and to engender discussion, said who they voted for when it came to a number of awards and often why they did so. That they were occasionally wrong in their voting is to be expected, because no one can get everything right all the time, but at least those writers in particular had the guts to say, "No, I didn't think Sergei Bobrovsky was more valuable to his team than Jonathan Toews," no matter how ridiculous such a statement was. But that the organization doesn't do so is ridiculous and a little cowardly.

Detroit Red Wings Need to Re-sign Damien Brunner (Yahoo! Contributor Network)

COMMENTARY | All things considered, Damien Brunner had a successful first year in the NHL.

Toews wins Selke Award for best defensive forward (The Associated Press)

CHICAGO (AP) -- Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews got another victory on Friday. The trophy he wants the most is still up for grabs.

NHL awards: MacLean named coach of the year (The SportsXchange)

Ottawa Senators coach Paul MacLean was named NHL coach of the year on Friday, as the league announced a number of award winners.

NHL roundup: MacLean named coach of the year (The SportsXchange)

Ottawa Senators coach Paul MacLean was named NHL coach of the year on Friday, as the league announced a number of award winners.

How Ray Shero won GM of the Year (and Scott Howson got 2 votes) (Puck Daddy)

Pittsburgh Penguins general manager Ray Shero was voted as the NHL's 2013 GM of the Year by his fellow managers, which was announced Friday night. Marc Bergevin of the Montreal Canadiens and Bob Murray of the Anaheim Ducks were the other nominees. Shero is the first Eastern Conference GM to win the award in its four year history. From the NHL, on Shero: Shero made key additions to an already-strong roster throughout the year that helped propel the Penguins (36-12-0) to a playoff berth for the seventh consecutive season, their first Atlantic Division title since 2008 and the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference. He obtained C Brandon Sutter and G Tomas Vokoun in offseason trades and later brought RW Jarome Iginla, LW Brenden Morrow, C Jussi Jokinen and D Douglas Murray to Pittsburgh in deals leading up to the trade deadline. Pittsburgh reeled off 15 consecutive victories from March 2-30, the second-longest winning streak in NHL history and the League’s longest winning streak in 20 years. Here's how the voting broke down: No, that's not a misprint at No. 11; fired Columbus Blue Jackets GM Scott Howson did receive two third place votes despite having been let go and joining the Edmonton Oilers in February. And Colorado's Greg Sherman getting a third place vote? Was it from Jay Feaster for matching the Ryan O'Reilly offer sheet, thereby preventing any further embarrassment, what with the whole waivers things ? Follow Sean Leahy on Twitter at @Sean_Leahy

Red Wings agree to 3-year deal, $4.05M with Miller (The Associated Press)

DETROIT (AP) -- Drew Miller really didn't want to leave the Detroit Red Wings to find out what he was worth on the market.

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