BU claims Beanpot; Kings extend Nolan; Predators play in 'Arena of the Year' (Puck Headlines)

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• Joey Logano: 2015 Daytona 500 winner and former goalie. [Puck Junk]

• Matt Grzelcyk’s goal 51 seconds into overtime helped Boston University beat Northeastern 4-3 to claim the 2015 Beanpot. [USCHO]

• "Prospective National Hockey League team owner Bill Foley plans to meet with the NHL Board of Governors at its June meeting if his Las Vegas hockey initiative can generate 10,000 season ticket deposits." [Review Journal]

• Stan Bowman on fancy stats: “The questions I struggle with most are: What do you do with the information? What does that mean? How does that help me? That's where the value comes into the interpretation on things.” [ESPN.com]

• “According to the New York-based Women’s Sports Foundation, a survey of American studies of high-school and college athletes suggests that ‘girls and women suffer from concussions at higher rates than boys and men in similar sports – often significantly higher.’ [Globe and Mail]

• David Krejci will miss the next 4-6 weeks. How does the injury affect the Boston Bruins’ salary cap picture? [Stanley Cup of Chowder]

• LA Kings forward Jordan Nolan inks a three-year extension with an average annual value of $950,000. [Kings]

• Bridgestone Arena has been given “Arena of the Year” honors by Pollstar Magazine. [Predators]

• There’s a chance that Ilya Bryzgalov could be in the Anaheim Ducks’ plans as insurance come the postseason. [LA Times]

• Is it time for Barry Trotz to put one of his young kids on the Washington Capitals’ top line? [Japers’ Rink]

• What’s going on with the Dallas Stars and third periods? [The Hockey Writers]

• Currently playing in Slovakia, Michal Handzus hasn’t ruled out a return to the NHL next season. [ESPN Chicago]

• Who should the Winnipeg Jets target in deal with the trade deadline six days away? [Arctic Ice Hockey]

• Stay away from these 18 Eastern Conference players as you scan fantasy hockey rosters. [Dobber Hockey]

• This week’s "CHL Hot & Cold" sees good things for the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds and not so good things for the North Bay Battalion. [Buzzing the Net]

• Examining Henrik Lundqvist’s vascular injury. [Undisclosed Injury]

• Finally, this big hit during a game between Brick Memorial and Steinert High Schools in New Jersey set off a brawl:

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