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At Frozen Four, NHL scouts watching top-end prospects

By Jeff CoxApril 1, 2018

There will be no shortage of firepower on the Xcel Energy Center ice Thursday night. Between the four teams competing in the Frozen Four, there are 25 NHL Draft picks, including 10 on Michigan alone.

However, a lot of eyes will be on players who went undrafted or have yet to be drafted. Each team has a player yet to be claimed by an NHL organization who will undoubtedly garner significant attention.

In the first game between Ohio State and Minnesota Duluth, scouts will be closely monitoring the play of Buckeyes junior center Mason Jobst and Bulldogs freshman defenseman Scott Perunovich.

Tags: Frozen Four, Mason Jobst, Michigan, Minnesota Duluth, NCAA, NHL, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Quinn Hughes, Scott Perunovich

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