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Dueling Videos: Seider vs All-Star Candidate Lucas Raymond in Juggling

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Lucas Raymond scored in a 4-0 win against the Buffalo Sabres to end a 14-game goal slump

Firstly, you can still cast your ballot today and tomorrow for Lucas Raymond to become an NHL “Last Man In” All-Star. Secondly, this seems like the right time to show you Raymond’s puck-juggling talents. Consequently, you can see how he measures up to his fellow Red Wings rookie teammate Moritz Seider.



For example, we’ve shown you Seider’s puck magic in the past. We’ll include his performance again because that will provide the chance to compare so you can choose Seider or Raymond.

The hand-eye coordination is impressive. It’s like a rapid-fire shot release. It’s Brett Hull-like. In addition, Raymond scored last night. It was his first goal since Dec. 1. However, he has one goal and nine assists over his past 13 games. That should certainly help his All-Star Game chances.

For purposes of comparison, here’s a look at their respective juggling talents:

In case you were wondering, Seider and Raymond are friends.

Fans can vote at NHL.com/lastmenin or NHL.com/vote or via a mobile ballot on the NHL app. To clarify, all 32 NHL teams are represented with a player on the ballot. Further, one player will be selected from each conference. Therefore, Raymond is competing for a spot only with the other Atlantic Division players.

However, voting for the Last Men In closes Monday at 11:59pm ET. In other words, time to cast your ballot is running out. Here’s the complete list of players on the Last Men In ballot:

Atlantic Division

Boston Bruins: Charlie McAvoy, defenseman

Buffalo Sabres:  Tage Thompson, forward

Detroit Red Wings: Lucas Raymond, forward

Florida Panthers: Aleksander Barkov, forward

Montreal Canadiens: Tyler Toffoli, forward

Ottawa Senators:  Brady Tkachuk, forward

Tampa Bay Lightning: Steven Stamkos, forward

Toronto Maple Leafs: John Tavares, forward

Metropolitan Division

Carolina Hurricanes: Andre Svechnikov, forward

Columbus Blue Jackets: Jakub Voracek, forward

New Jersey Devils: Jesper Bratt, forward

New York Islanders: Mathew Barzal, forward

Philadelphia Flyers: Cam Atkinson, forward

New York Rangers: Mika Zibanejad, forward

Pittsburgh Penguins: Jake Guentzel, forward

Washington Capitals:  Evgeny Kuznetsov, forward

Central Division

Arizona Coyotes: Phil Kessel, forward

Chicago Blackhawks: Seth Jones, defenseman

Colorado Avalanche: Nazem Kadri, forward

Dallas Stars: Jason Robertson, forward

Minnesota Wild: Ryan Hartman, forward

Nashville Predators: Roman Josi, defenseman

St. Louis Blues: Robert Thomas, forward

Winnipeg Jets:  Mark Scheifele, forward

Pacific Division

Anaheim Ducks: Troy Terry, forward

Calgary Flames: Matthew Tkachuk, forward

Edmonton Oilers: Darnell Nurse, defenseman

Los Angeles Kings: Drew Doughty, defenseman

San Jose Sharks:  Logan Couture, forward

Seattle Kraken: Mark Giordano, defenseman

Vancouver Canucks: JT Miller, forward

Vegas Golden Knights: Jonathan Marchessault, forward