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ONE HECKUVA ‘TER’ONE HECKUVA ‘TER’
WHL

ONE HECKUVA ‘TER’

MORE THAN A YEAR after his jaw dropped when his name was called 17th overall by the Washington Capitals at The Sphere in Las Vegas, Terik Parascak isn’t resting on his laurels as a 2024 first-round pick. “Every day is a new day to keep working, keep improving myself and my game to get to the NHL one day,” he said. “After the draft’s done, it doesn’t matter where you go. It’s what you do after that. That’s kind of how I look at it, but I wouldn’t say it’s even fully sunk in yet.” Fair enough. The Lethbridge, Alta., native went from a fourth-round selection by the Prince George Cougars in the 2021 WHL draft to a 105-point 2023-24 rookie campaign with the Cougars in his NHL draft year.…

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TURN OF MAIZETURN OF MAIZE
NCAA

TURN OF MAIZE

ON JUNE 5, THE Kitchener Rangers were ecstatic because they had just received a commitment from one of the top 2008-born players in the world, Adam Valentini. On Aug. 18, the organization released a statement awash in disappointment, saying Valentini had chosen not to honor his commitment and would instead be heading to the University of Michigan earlier than expected. Valentini’s change of heart was a devastating blow to the Rangers, especially because it came just a week before players reported for training camp. The move blindsided Rangers GM Mike McKenzie. He was adamant that, despite the organization still owning Valentini’s rights, the 17-year-old would not play for the team if he decided to return to the OHL in the future. As recently as mid-July, Valentini spoke with excitement about…

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DON’T WRITE IT IN PENNDON’T WRITE IT IN PENN
OHL

DON’T WRITE IT IN PENN

FOR PENNSYLVANIA NATIVE Caden Harvey, the OHL was so far out of his mind that it wasn’t even really a consideration. Harvey viewed the USHL as the natural incubator for his development, given he was an American kid who dreamed of playing hockey at the school his father attended. That plan remained unchanged last fall, even after the NCAA changed its eligibility rules to allow CHLers to make the jump. Harvey was still just as happy to take the step into the USHL for a couple of years and then head to Penn State. The OHL was still out of sight, out of mind – especially since Harvey wasn’t selected in the first ‘O’ draft for which he was eligible. “My goal has always been to play at Penn State,”…

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TRUE LOVETRUE LOVE
Publisher’s Note

TRUE LOVE

LINKEDIN.COM/IN/ROUSTAN IT IS MONDAY (LABOUR DAY), Sept. 1, 2025 at 10:00 p.m. EDT, and I just now signed the signature page of the agreement to acquire True Hockey, True Lacrosse and True Baseball, all under the banner of True Sports. I have to admit that I am a tad overwhelmed as I digest that I just signed the deal to acquire the most exciting hockey brand in the world, in my (experienced) opinion. As most of you know, since you are loyal readers of The Hockey News, I have a long history of owning hockey and sports-related companies in my career. For those of you who don’t, I have been an owner of Bauer Hockey, Cascade Lacrosse, Mission-Itech and Maverik Lacrosse. I am the current owner of Christian Hockey, Northland…

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ALLEN-GREAVESALLEN-GREAVES
Goalie Profiles

ALLEN-GREAVES

POS G AGE 35 2024-25 STATS 13-16-1, 2.66, .906 17 GAA 2.63 SP .905 JAKE ALLEN CAP HIT: $1,800,000 At this stage of his career, he’s a good backup who can fill in as a No. 1 without issue. POS G AGE 32 2024-25 STATS 28-22-5, 2.69, .900 27 GAA 2.45 SP .905 JORDAN BINNINGTON CAP HIT: $6,000,000 Not great numbers except that he’s played 55-plus games for three years in a row. POS G AGE 29 2024-25 STATS 27-23-5, 2.75, .906 29 GAA 2.65 SP .907 JOEY DACCORD CAP HIT: $5,000,000 Two 50-game seasons in a row with good numbers. His wins are limited by the team. POS G AGE 24 2024-25 STATS 7-4-3, 2.74, .909 14 GAA 2.76 SP .906 JAKUB DOBES CAP HIT: $965,000 He was surprisingly…

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STOLARZ-WOLLSTOLARZ-WOLL
Goalie Profiles

STOLARZ-WOLL

POS G AGE 31 2024-25 STATS 21-8-3, 2.14, .926 26 GAA 2.23 SP .921 ANTHONY STOLARZ CAP HIT: $2,500,000 Excellent goalie, but some of his stats take a hit because he shares time with Joseph Woll. POS G AGE 26 2024-25 STATS 7-10-2, 3.54, .881 13 GAA 2.88 SP .900 DANIIL TARASOV CAP HIT: $1,050,000 Biggest/only asset is his size, but even that doesn’t matter because he won’t play much. POS G AGE 29 2024-25 STATS 5-14-4, 3.62, .884 14 GAA 2.89 SP .900 VITEK VANECEK CAP HIT: $1,500,000 Fresh off a Stanley Cup, albeit with little involvement, he has transitioned to a backup role. POS G AGE 29 2024-25 STATS 26-22-8, 2.58, .904 27 GAA 2.51 SP .905 KAREL VEJMELKA CAP HIT: $4,750,000 Fifty-plus games in three of four…

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