Check out what exciting prospects Jacks Hughes and Bowen Byram had to say about the upcoming NHL Draft. St. Louis Blues goaltender Jordan Binnington is only a win away from matching the NHL rookie record and some lucky fans met Ray Bourque and got free tickets to the Stanley Cup Finals.
Hughes and Byram talked about the NHL Draft
The 2019 NHL Draft will take place later this month and the top prospects spent the previous few days at the NHL Combine to showcase their skills.
Elite draft prospects Jacks Hughes and Bowen Byram stopped by NHL Tonight to talk Draft, @ChipotleTweets and more. pic.twitter.com/PmTX3TnMjE
— New Jersey Devils (@NJDevils) June 4, 2019
Vote for the Goal of the Year
😲 @Barkovsasha95 broke #HockeyTwitter with this unbelievable score, but was it the Goal of the Year? #NHLFanChoice
VOTE NOW ➡️ https://t.co/nyeIMquo6y pic.twitter.com/nDLfVJIk9m
— NHL (@NHL) June 4, 2019
Vote for the Best Dressed player
Defenseman @matt_dumba is no stranger to style, but is he the Best Dressed player in the League? #NHLFanChoice
VOTE NOW ➡️ https://t.co/nyeIMquo6y pic.twitter.com/U4wEyIQsaq
— NHL (@NHL) June 5, 2019
Lucky fans
A couple of lucky fans got an opportunity to meet the legendary Ray Bourque at lunch and check out his Stanley Cup ring, but the biggest present they received were the tickets for Game 1 between the Boston Bruins and St. Louis Blues.
Free tickets to Game 1 of the #StanleyCup Final: ✅
Meet Ray Bourque: ✅What an amazing experience for these lucky fans thanks to @Rogers. https://t.co/AEngTBITJQ pic.twitter.com/8mJuS7AQtn
— NHL (@NHL) June 5, 2019
Binnington with a chance to write history
St. Louis Blues goaltender Jordan Binnington was magnificent this season and he continued that throughout the playoffs. Now he is only a win shy of matching the NHL rookie record for wins in a single postseason. Patrick Roy, Ron Hextall, Cam Ward, and Matt Murray have 15 wins apiece while Binnington is currently at 14.
Jordan Binnington moved within one victory shy of matching the NHL rookie record for wins in a single postseason. #NHLStats #StanleyCup pic.twitter.com/HniWP0rbc1
— NHL Public Relations (@PR_NHL) June 4, 2019
