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Hall-RNH-Eberle
Eberle takes Ales Hemsky's spot on the top line or now the kid line. In his first two games, Eberle has contributed an assist but could certainly benefit from a bump in responsibility.
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Greene-Larsson
Larsson will start the season on the top defensive pairing. Last season he only scored one goal and nine points over 37 games with Skelleftea HC of the SEL. Regardless, while manning the point on PP1, the former fourth overall pick will produce at least 20 points in his rookie season.
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Bet the house on it. Rookie defenseman Adam Larsson has made the Devils' opening night roster.
Larsson is officially on the team, invest now while you still can. Last season he only scored one goal and nine points over 37 games with Skelleftea HC of the SEL. Regardless, while manning the point on PP1, the former fourth overall pick will produce at least 20 points in his rookie season.
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“It’s only two games,” he said. “Let’s wait until the regular season. Don’t give him too much love.”
Sounds like Larsson definitely makes the team out of camp. The Devils could benefit from a good, right-handed shot from the point. Should Larsson click, his fantasy value should skyrocket as he is listed with an excellent supporting cast.
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DeBoer's first unit today had rookie Adam Larsson and Kovalchuk on the points with Patrik Elias, Parise and David Clarkson up front.
The Devils could benefit from a good, right-handed shot from the point. Should Larsson work out, his fantasy value should skyrocket as he is listed with an excellent supporting cast.
Eberle heeded the advice of a nutritionist this past off-season and reported to the Edmonton Oilers training camp with three per cent less body fat and more strength.
A fitter Eberle should, in theory, produce more on the ice. Last season, Eberle only scored 11 points through his first 27 games which could have been a lack of preparation entering the season.
Salvador was paired some with Larsson today in practice: "I think we’ve got a gem in him.”
if Larsson has a strong camp, he should make the team. Expect a similar impact to that of Victor Hedman in his rookie season, where he 4 goals and 20 points in his freshman campaign.
Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello announced on a conference call this morning that the team has signed 2011 first-round pick Adam Larsson to a three-year, entry-level contract.
Larsson, the No. 4 overall pick in June’s draft, sat out the third period of Wednesday’s scrimmage because of a charley horse in his left thigh.
Adam Larsson knew he was hurting when he was hit on his very first shift of the Devils prospects scrimmage today in Newark.