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Philly is currently losing 3-1 after the first period as I write this. But in a few minutes, the 2010 Memorial Cup will begin! Follow the action through the new SBN blog Puck Worlds. It's not just for international hockey, but also juniors. They got a link to a webstream (may be Canada-only?); so go there and see Devils prospects tonight face-off: Alexander Urbom with tourney hosts Brandon against Harry Young and Adam Henrique of OHL champions Windsor.

While I'm pretty happy about these signings, I don't think they'll have an immediate impact. I'm glad they'll be in the system, but Josefson's still a little green to be that Centerman we need so desperately, and Tedenby.. honestly how many left-wings can one team have? Editor's Note: This is the first (and second) signing of the 2010 offseason for the New Jersey Devils. Expect more thoughts soon.

The Windsor Spitfires followed up their 2009 championship campaign with another one in 2010. They swept the Barrie Colts tonight with a decisive 6-2 win. The Spitfires are now the first OHL team since 1991-92 (Greyhounds) to win consecutive championships. Congratulations to Windsor for the accomplishment. The playoffs were quite good for the Devils prospects on Windsor. Defenseman Harry Young only put up 1 assist and picked up 24 PIM, but the defensive defenseman was the captain of the championship team. Excellent experience for him, certainly. Adam Henrique should be receiving all kinds of praise. He finished 6th in OHL playoff scoring with 25 points, which is very good. He was fantastic at goal scoring - he put up 20 goals in 19 playoff games to finish tied with Jeff Skinner in OHL playoff scoring. Yes, 20 goals in 19 games - including a hat trick in Game 3 of the Finals. Henrique was awarded the Wayne Gretzky Award as the MVP of the OHL Playoffs. The WJCs, another OHL championship, and a playoff MVP award - 2009-10 has been superb for Henrique! Windsor's season will continue in the Memorial Cup, hosted by Brandon - featuring Devils prospect Alexander Urbom. The tournament of CHL champions and the hosts will begin on May 14. Henrique and Young join Mattias Tedenby as Devils prospects to have won championships with their teams in 2009-10. Congratulations to everyone involved.

This is old news, but HV71, featuring Devils prospect Mattias Tedenby, defeated Djurgardens, featuring Devils prospect Jacob Josefson, 4 games to 2 to win the 2010 SEL Playoffs. Tedenby and Josefson put up 5 points in the playoffs, but the experience alone is worthy of mention. Congratulations to Tedenby and HV71, who have won their second championship in three years.