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DraftKings Becomes Exclusive NHL Sportsbook, Daily Fantasy Provider for Turner Sports

DraftKings announced Wednesday that it reached an agreement to become the official sports betting, daily fantasy sports and iGaming partner of the NHL as well as the exclusive NHL sportsbook and DFS provider for Turner Sports.
Regarding the working relationship between DraftKings, Turner Sports and the NHL, DraftKings CEO Jason Robins said:
"The NHL has some of the most passionate fans in all of sports and we are delighted to be working with the league once again, while developing a rich and engaging viewership and content experience that matches this fanbases' enthusiasm through our deal with Turner. Over the years DraftKings has become a brand synonymous with sports, with a fan-first approach through real-money gaming options, and we look forward to collaborating with the NHL alongside Turner Sports and Bleacher Report to provide hockey fans with what's next in sports."
The partnership is in conjunction with Turner Sports' new multimedia rights agreement with the NHL, which will have 50 regular-season games air on TNT during the 2021-22 season as well as the Stanley Cup playoffs and Stanley Cup Final.
NHL Chief Business Officer and Senior Executive Vice President Keith Wachtel also commented on the new arrangement, saying:
"As we embark on what promises to be a thrilling 2021-22 NHL season, our partnership with DraftKings, as well as with Turner Sports, will provide for new and exciting experiences to deepen our fan engagement. We're proud to welcome back DraftKings to the NHL family, and look forward to collaborating together with Turner Sports—one of our valued media partners—to develop unique and exciting content for our fans."
The partnership will allow Turner Sports to utilize DraftKings betting and daily fantasy information and content on its telecasts and across all Bleacher Report digital platforms.
The 2021-22 campaign represents a new beginning for the NHL, as its 16-year run with NBC came to an end following the 2020-21 season.
Now, the NHL has broadcasting rights deals with both Turner Sports and ESPN for the foreseeable future.
Regular-season games will air on TNT every Wednesday night throughout the 2021-22 season, and the slate will kickoff this Wednesday with the New York Rangers vs. Washington Capitals and Chicago Blackhawks vs. Colorado Avalanche.
Report: Broncos' Jerry Jeudy Has High Ankle Sprain; X-Rays Negative on Injury

Denver Broncos receiver Jerry Jeudy was ruled out for the remainder of Sunday's season opener against the New York Giants after being carted off the field midway through the third quarter with an ankle injury.
Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reported that X-rays on the injury were negative and that Jeudy was diagnosed with a high ankle sprain.
The injury occurred as Jeudy was being tackled by New York defensive back James Bradberry, who landed on Jeudy's right ankle as the two players went to the ground.
Prior to the injury, the second-year wideout was enjoying a strong start to the 2021 campaign. He piled up six catches for 72 yards before exiting the game.
The Broncos selected Jeudy with the 15th overall pick in the 2020 NFL draft. He played well as a rookie with 856 yards and three touchdowns on 52 receptions.
Jeudy became Tua Tagovailoa's favorite target and one of the nation's most dominant wide receivers at Alabama in 2018. He won the Biletnikoff Award after registering 68 receptions, 1,315 yards and 14 touchdowns to help the Crimson Tide win the SEC title.
The Broncos passing attack is looking to get back on track this season with a healthy Courtland Sutton and Teddy Bridgewater stepping in at quarterback. Losing Jeudy does put a significant dent in Denver's plans, but there are enough skill-position players to pick up the slack in his absence.
Until Jeudy is able to return, Tim Patrick and Sutton should get more targets.