With the 2025 NHL Entry Draft approaching, the Pittsburgh Penguins, led by GM Kyle Dubas, have 30 picks across the next three drafts, including 11 this year, with the potential to add impactful players. Center Jake O’Brien, a top prospect from the Brantford Bulldogs, showcases elite playmaking abilities and finished eighth in CHL scoring with 32 goals and 98 points, raising his draft stock significantly and making him a candidate for the Penguins’ ninth overall pick. Despite concerns regarding his skating and reliance on power play production, O’Brien’s strong all-around game and hockey sense position him as a likely first-round selection.
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EDMONTON – The Edmonton Oilers have advanced to the second round of the playoffs after defeating the Los Angeles Kings for the fourth consecutive year. They will face the Vegas Golden Knights, a familiar opponent, having previously lost to them in the 2023 playoffs. The Golden Knights recently eliminated the Minnesota Wild, and while the Oilers were outscored 19-22 in their last playoff series against them, they aim to improve against a team known for...
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