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MONTREAL, QC - JUNE 26: Brayden Schenn of the Los Angeles Kings poses for a portrait after being drafted #5 overall during the first round of the 2009 NHL Entry Draft at the Bell Centre on June 26, 2009 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. From Getty Images.

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  1. Wild: Agitator wants to clutter up kid's mind

    From Minneapolis Star Tribune

    ...that Sidney Crosby might not go No. 1. That's laughable. "Last year, when people were trying to make the argument between Brayden Schenn ...

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  2. Team WHL Captains And Assistants Announced For 2009 Subway Super Series

    From Our Sports Central

    ...is representing Team WHL for the second straight season. Jared Cowen (Spokane Chiefs), Jordan Eberle (Regina Pats) and Brayden Schenn (Br...

    2 days
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  3. Game Night: Edmonton

    From Our Sports Central

    ...the WHL top ten scorers in the WHL, in 2009-10 that is not the case. As of tonight, just one of the top 10 scorers (Brayden Schenn 6'0") ...

    3 days
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  4. WHL NOTEBOOK: Former top prospect Penner cut loose

    From HeraldNet

    ...two spots ahead of current league-leader in goals Cody Eakin, five spots ahead of league media guide cover darling Brayden Schenn, and 15...

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  5. Robak's second goal gives Wheat Kings win over Pats

    From TSN.ca

    ...over the Regina Pats in the Western Hockey League on Sunday. Matt Calvert picked up two goals and four assists, while Brayden Schenn had ...

    5 days
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  6. Blades Return To Action Against Wheat Kings

    From Our Sports Central

    ...enter tonight's contest on the heels of a 7-3 victory over the Prince George Cougars on Wednesday afternoon at home. Brayden Schenn is at...

    7 days
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  7. Brandon Meets The Blades Friday

    From Our Sports Central

    ...has been red hot of late scoring three goals and 4 points in his last two games. Meanwhile 18-year old Saskatoon product Brayden Schenn i...

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