Puck Wire: Top Hockey News Of The Day: April 10th

Its the most wonderful time as the Stanley Cup Playoffs begin. Here is the top hockey news for Wednesday April 10th. Today’s stories include Devils win Draft Lottery, Rangers end up with number 2, Taylor Hall’s lottery luck, Slava Voynov suspended the entire 2019-20 season, Stanley Cup Playoff Begin with Juicy Match ups, and Todd McLellan front runner for Buffalo.

Top Hockey News for Wednesday, April 10th

For the second time in three years, the New Jersey Devils win the Draft Lottery.

It will be interesting to see with the pick as Jack Hughes and Kappo Kakko could be chosen first overall.

The Devils were not the only Metro area team that went home happy on Tuesday night. The Rangers moved up four spots and will select number two at the NHL Draft.

Talk about luck, any team Taylor Hall is on, that team wins the draft lottery.

Even though Slava Voynov is reinstated, the NHL suspended him for the whole 2019-2020 season.

As the playoffs begin tonight, all the pressure is on the Lightning to win the Stanley Cup after a great regular season.

The series between Dallas and Nashville has the chance to build a rivalry for a long time.

As the series between Vegas and San Jose gets underway, all eyes will be on Martin Jones.

When the Islanders play Pittsburgh, they look to blow off the roof on Nassau Coliseum.

With Jets and Blues set to face off tonight, can Jordan Binnington continue he hot ways for St. Louis?

With Buffalo in need of a head coach, Todd McLellan appears to be the front runner.

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