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Below is a look at three of the NHL’s up-and-coming stars.

Artemi Panarin - Left Wing - Chicago Blackhawks

The Chicago Blackhawks are loaded with talent, and 24-year-old rookie left winger Artemi Panarin has wasted no time solidifying himself as the Blackhawks’ next superstar. Panarin isn’t the only star on Chicago’s roster as studs Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews are only three years Panarin’s elder. The Blackhawks newcomer leads all rookies in points (57), goals (22) and assists (35). The next closest NHL rookie behind Panarin in points is Arizona Coyotes rookie Max Domi, who is a healthy 15 points behind (42 points) the Blackhawks’ Russian rookie. Chicago has a balanced and talented roster with players in their prime, coupled with a solid foundation of youth. Hence, the Blackhawks should be in contention for an NHL title for the next decade.

Dylan Larkin - Center - Detroit Red Wings

If there's one thing we've learned about Detroit Red Wings center Dylan Larkin, it's that
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However, McDavid has been extremely effective in the short amount of time that he's been healthy. This season, the 6-foot-1 center has recorded 19 assists and 12 goals, including both goals against second-overall pick in the 2015 NHL Draft Jack Eichel in Edmonton’s 2-1 overtime victory in Buffalo against the Sabres on Tuesday.

Considering the Oilers currently have the second-fewest points in the NHL (55), McDavid, last year’s No. 1 overall pick in the NHL Draft, could find himself playing with a few other first-overall picks before he gets his first taste of playoff hockey. That being said, Edmonton is fortunate to have him. McDavid’s speed and spectacular puck handling makes him a lethal offensive threat — One the Oilers can build their franchise around in the foreseeable

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