NHL Notes: 13 Seattle Names, Forbes Values, AHL Trade, Parayko, and Preliminary WJC Rosters

Daniel Goffenberg of Sportsnet: Ranking 13 team names that Seattle has registered.

1. Rainiers
2. Kraken
3. Evergreens
4. Seals
5. Emeralds
6. Sea Lions
7. Sockeyes
8. Whales
9. Eagles
10. Totems
11. Cougars
12. Firebirds
13. Renegades

Forbes:

1. New York Rangers – $1.55 billion
   2. Toronto Maple Leafs – $1.45 billion
   3. Montreal Canadiens – $1.3 billion
   4. Chicago Blackhawks – $1.05 billion
   5. Boston Bruins – $925 million
   6. Los Angeles Kings – $810 million
   7. Philadelphia Flyers – $800 million
   8. Detroit Red Wings – $755 million
   9. Vancouver Canucks – $735 million
   10. Washington Capitals – $725 million
   11. Pittsburgh Penguins – $650 million
   12. Vegas Golden Knights – $575 million
   13. Edmonton Oilers – $540 million
   14. Dallas Stars – $525 million
   15. San Jose Sharks – $510 million
   16. Minnesota Wild – $490 million
   17. St. Louis Blues – $465 million
   18. Anaheim Ducks – $460 million
   19. New Jersey Devils – $455 million
   20. Calgary Flames – $450 million
   21. Tampa Bay Lightning – $445 million
   22. New York Islanders – $440 million
   23. Ottawa Senators – $435 million
   24. Colorado Avalanche – $430 million
   25. Nashville Predators – $425 million
   26. Carolina Hurricanes – $420 million
   27. Winnipeg Jets – $415 million
   28. Buffalo Sabres – $375 million
   29. Columbus Blue Jackets – $320 million
   30. Florida Panthers – $295 million
   31. Arizona Coyotes – $290 million

Senators-Penguins AHL trade

Murray Pam: Ottawa Senators – Pittsburgh Penguins AHL trade: Defenseman Macoy Erkamps and forward Ben Sexton to Wilkes-Barre and defenseman Steffan Elliott and forward Tobias Lindberg to Belleville.

Parayko can do what he wants

Parayko put the ref in his place tonight. 🤣 pic.twitter.com/Atv4LleYLM

— hockeyfights (@hockeyfights) December 6, 2018

Preliminary rosters for the 2019 World Junior Championships

Team USA’s camp roster for the World Juniors. #WJC2019 pic.twitter.com/pkkQj3Sscl

— Hockey Prospects Center (@HPC_YT) December 5, 2018

Sweden’s preliminary roster for the World Juniors 2019. pic.twitter.com/XGCd01vIDT

— Uffe Bodin (@UffeBodin) December 5, 2018

Team Russia U20 WJC camp roster has been announced. #WorldJuniors pic.twitter.com/XNCrUHtYBf

— Russian Prospects (@RUSProspects) December 5, 2018

It hasn’t got much attention, but Switzerland’s camp roster for the #WJC2019 has been released. I wrote about Kyen Sopa last week for @DobberProspects: https://t.co/vc4ADwsMP5 pic.twitter.com/el51G7HLc2

— Steven Ellis (@StevenEllisNHL) December 4, 2018