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September 2020

The Wolverine: Covering University of Michigan Football and Sports

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48 THE WOLVERINE SEPTEMBER 2020   MICHIGAN IN THE PROS 37‑33‑5 Rangers, after having spent most of the year with the AHL Hartford club … Failed to register a goal or an assist in three postseason appearances. • Luke Glendening (2009-12), C, De- troit Red Wings: Tallied six goals and three assists in 60 clashes for the 17‑54‑5 Red Wings. • Carl Hagelin (2008-11), LW, Wash- ington Capitals: Totaled eight goals and 17 assists in 58 contests for the 41‑28‑8 Capitals … Has accumulated one assist in six playoff games. • Quinn Hughes (2018-19), D, Vancou- ver Canucks: Compiled eight goals and 45 assists in 68 outings for the 36‑33‑6 Canucks … His 45 assists were tied for the team lead and stood as the most in the NHL among rookies … Logged one goal and eight assists in eight playoff contests. • Matt Hunwick (2004-07), D, Buffalo Sabres: Missed the entire 2019‑20 cam‑ paign due to a neck injury. • Zach Hyman (2012-15), C, Toronto Maple Leafs: Notched 21 goals and 16 assists in 51 tilts for the 36‑34‑9 Maple Leafs … Posted one goal and two assists in five postseason games. • Jack Johnson (2006-07), D, Pitts- burgh Penguins: Racked up three goals and eight assists in 67 appearances for the 40‑29‑6 Penguins … Failed to record a goal or an assist in four playoff contests. • Steven Kampfer (2007-10), D, Bos- ton Bruins: Registered two assists in 10 contests for the 44‑26‑12 Bruins, having spent most of the year with Boston's AHL affiliate … Not included on the team's postseason roster. • Dylan Larkin (2015), C, Detroit Red Wings: Tallied 19 goals and 34 assists in 71 games for the 17‑54‑5 Red Wings … Led the squad in points (53) and assists, and finished second in goals. • Jon Merrill (2011-13), D, Vegas Golden Knights: Totaled two goals and five assists in 49 outings for the 39‑32‑8 Golden Knights … Has not received play‑ ing time in any of Vegas' seven playoff games. • Tyler Motte (2013-16), C, Vancouver Canucks: Accumulated four goals and four assists in 34 games for the 36‑33‑6 Canucks, after being hampered by inju‑ ries all season long … Has seen the ice in all eight of Vancouver's postseason con‑ tests, but has not compiled a goal or an assist. • Boo Nieves (2012-16), C, New York Rangers: Failed to log a goal or an assist in four contests for the 37‑33‑5 Rangers, having spent nearly the whole campaign with the Hartford Wolf Pack of the AHL … Not included on New York's playoff roster. • Max Pacioretty (2007-08), LW, Vegas Golden Knights: Notched 32 goals and 34 assists in 71 games for the 39‑32‑8 Golden Knights … Led the team in goals and finished tied for 13th in the NHL in the category … Failed to post a goal or an assist in any of the three postseason outings he has appeared in. • Greg Pateryn (2009-12), D, Minne- sota Wild: Racked up three assists in just 20 contests for the 35‑34‑7 Wild, after not making his first appearance of the year until Jan. 12 due to offseason back sur‑ gery … Underwent upper body surgery Aug. 10 and was unavailable for the post‑ season. • Jacob Trouba (2013), D, New York Rangers: Recorded seven goals and 20 assists in 70 tilts for the 37‑33‑5 Rangers … Registered one assist in three playoff games. • Zach Werenski (2015-16), D, Colum- bus Blue Jackets: Tallied 20 goals and 21 assists in 63 appearances for the 33‑37‑15 Blue Jackets … His 20 goals led all NHL defensemen … Totaled one goal and one assist in nine postseason contests. ❑ Jake Butt • NFL The Denver Broncos tight end has participated fully during the team's preseason camp, and has admittedly returned to full health af‑ ter being limited to just three games over the past three NFL seasons due to two torn ACLs. "Moving around, running around, I've been feeling really, really good, honestly," Butt told DenverBroncos.com Aug. 15. "The main thing I'm excited about is I feel healthy, and I feel like I can go out there and be my‑ self." Devin Bush Jr. • NFL Bush was thrown into the fire last year as a rookie, playing 82 per‑ cent of the Steelers' defensive snaps and leading the team with 109 tackles, the first‑ever Pittsburgh rookie to reach triple digits. Now, more is expected in year two, including as a defensive play caller and communicator. "We were thoughtful about the things that we asked him to do in that regard a year ago," head coach Mike Tomlin said recently. "He was challenged enough just to play and be as productive a member of the unit as he was for us. It's reasonable to expect him to take a significant step in those unofficial endeavors that kind of encompass his position." Duncan Robinson • NBA The Miami Heat forward racked up 25 points in a 119‑112 loss to Phoenix Aug. 8, marking his fourth‑highest point total of the year. Robinson is just the second player in NBA history to shoot at least 44 percent from three‑point range in a season while attempting eight or more triples per game, with Stephen Curry also accomplishing the feat in both 2015 and 2016, the two years he was named the league's MVP. HEADLINERS Former Michigan athletes in the news this month Hughes is just the third rookie defenseman to ever record at least nine points through his first seven postseason contests. PHOTO BY JEFF VINNICK/CANUCKS PHOTO

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