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Mar 13, 2015, 08:30 EDTUpdated:
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The Flames are not the Avalanche of last year, Kadri drama in Toronto, the perfect line combinations, player power rankings, leadership, the 2015 draft and more in this week’s Roundup brought to you by Draftkings.
In the Roundup we go around the Nation Network and give you some of the best articles of the last couple weeks. Every once in a while it’s good to know what other teams are doing, or maybe you find an interesting article you wouldn’t have found otherwise.

Canucks player power rankings
Shawn Mathias just scores goals
Canucks line combinations that have performed the best
Kadri to sit for 2 more games
Fallout from Kadri being late for practice
The 2014-2015 Flames are not the 2013-2014 Colorado Avalanche
Flames: Let’s talk about comebacks
Who are the Flames future leaders?
Flames: Quantifying hard work
Kings player power rankings
Pacific War Room
Todd Nelson: Hire the Man!
Mocking the ’15 Draft: Oilers edition
You have nothing without goaltending
The future of Oilers Captaincy
Hockeyfights.com – Scrap of the week

More around the Network…

NHL: First star worst star of the week
Jets: Performance of different line combinations

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