Evan’s NHL Daily: Vegas Gets Rowdy At Parade, Sharangovich Fit

It seems to be more and more common for the NHL champions to get a little rowdy at their parades. The Avalanche, of course, made sure to do that last year, and the Vegas Golden Knights got a little wild on Saturday night.

Meanwhile, Yegor Sharangovich might be out the door with the Devils, and we took a look at why he’s the type of player the Avalanche have honed in on in past offseasons.

All that and more in this Sunday edition of Evan’s Daily. Happy Fathers Day to all the dads out there!

Colorado Hockey Now

In previous summers, the Avalanche have targeted the likes of Andre Burakovsky, Devon Toews, and Alexandar Georgiev in a trade. We took a look at why Yegor Sharangovich fits that mold for them this summer.

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Around the NHL

We all remember the parade with the Avalanche last year. Bowen Byram getting mistaken for a fan, Rantanen forgetting how to speak English, Sam Girard doing a backflip in the middle of the street, and Landeskog taking his shirt off and cursing in his speech. They got a little rowdy. During their parade on Saturday night, a few Golden Knights players did the same thing.

William Karlsson just gave one of the greatest speeches ever, absolute all-timer#VegasBorn pic.twitter.com/DeWcncvNJr

— Hockey Daily 365 l NHL Highlights (@HockeyDaily365) June 18, 2023

Why did William Karlsson have to do the Arizona Coyotes like that? 🤣 pic.twitter.com/P9ohu8BtUK

— Hockey Daily 365 l NHL Highlights (@HockeyDaily365) June 18, 2023

National Hockey Now

Boston: Jim Montgomery might win the Jack Adams award, but he isn’t perfect, and he admitted as much on Saturday.

Vegas: We mentioned it the other day, but the oddsmakers like the chances of the Avalanche winning it all next year more than the Golden Knights.

Florida: The Panthers might be without Aaron Ekblad to start next season.

New Jersey: The Devils might trade Sharangovich, but don’t expect Dawson Mercer to be going anywhere.

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