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The Nashville Predators signed forward Jack Drury to a five-year, $22.5 million deal on Sunday night. The 26-year-old center was acquired from the Colorado Avalanche four days earlier in a trade that sent two forwards to Colorado.
winnipegfreepress.comThe Nashville Predators signed forward Jack Drury to a five-year contract on Sunday night, four days after acquiring him from the Colorado Avalanche in exchange for forwards Zachary L'Heureux and Fedor Svechkov and a 2029 third-round pick. ESPN reported the signing came four days after the team acquired the 26-year-old from the Colorado Avalanche.
Drury recorded a career-high 10 goals and 27 points while playing all 82 regular-season games for the Avalanche last season.
He won 58.1 percent of his faceoffs, the fifth-highest rate among players with at least 900 draws. In 13 playoff games, he added three goals and two assists as Colorado reached the Western Conference finals.
The trade occurred on Wednesday. "Jack Drury is a hard-working, reliable, full-sheet of the ice center who can handle the tough assignments while being elite in the faceoff circle," Predators general manager and president of hockey operations Chris MacFarland said after the trade.
" Drury has appeared in 268 career regular-season NHL games, recording 30 goals and 52 assists with a 57.1 percent faceoff rate.
He was selected by the Carolina Hurricanes in the second round of the 2018 draft and is the son of former NHL center Ted Drury and nephew of New York Rangers general manager Chris Drury.
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news.google.comKylian Mbappé scored twice to set a new record for goals in World Cup knockout matches as France defeated Sweden 3-0 on June 30 at MetLife Stadium. Bradley Barcola added the other goal. France will face Paraguay in the round of 16 on July 4.
freepressjournal.inThe group stage ended with 32 nations moving to single-elimination play. Round of 32 matches began June 30 and continue through July 3 across nine U.S. and Canadian venues.
CBS SportsMichel Mboladinga, the DR Congo supporter known for his statue-like pose honoring Patrice Lumumba, attended the team's match against Colombia in Mexico. He was denied entry for games against Uzbekistan and England.