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Frank Seravalli is live in New Jersey after Connor Hellebuyck's first practice with the Devils, and him and John Buccigross get you caught up on everything around the NHL. With Hellebuyck dealt and Alexander Nikishin rejoining the Carolina Hurricanes, that means all eyes on the Detroit Red Wings and Dylan Larkin. Does Hellebuyck's trade ramp up pressure on Detroit? And what about Quinn Hughes in Minnesota? Hughes made his return back to Vancouver, where he was unsurprisingly met with a hostile crowd.
Bucci is back, as always, with his latest news and notes from around the NHL in Franks 'n Beans.
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⌚Timestamps:
00:00 - Welcome to Frankly Hockey
03:25 - Top Goal Scorers (Franks 'n Beans)
09:26 - Larkin trade ramped up?
16:21 - Hellebuyck ready to go
23:33 - Nikishin Extension
25:37 - Break
31:17 - Quinn Hughes returns to Vancouver
38:57 - Kucherov takes the scoring lead
46:46 - Drinks on McCarron
48:03 - Could Larking go to Montreal? (Ask the Insider)
51:50 - Speculate to Accumulate
53:01 - Hat trick the Hard Way
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