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Content Manager, @FloHockey. NHL Draft & Prospects Analyst. Called Up: The Prospects Podcast co-host. Contributor: TSN, The Athletic Hockey Show Prospect Series
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Augusta Lynx Name Returns For New ECHL Team Owned By Tim Tebow

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By Chris Peters Verified
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The Augusta Lynx are back. While they might be a new franchise under new ownership, a beloved team name has reemerged as hockey returns to Augusta, Ga. The ECHL announced last August that the league would be returning to a market it had not inhabited since 2008 under the ownership of former Heisman Trophy Winner Tim Tebow and business partner David Hodges. The previous Augusta Lynx operated in the ECHL from 1998 to 2008.
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Augusta Lynx Name Returns For New ECHL Team Owned By Tim Tebow

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By Chris Peters Verified
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NHL mock draft 2026: McKenna to the Maple Leafs, top 16 picks broken down

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By Chris Peters Verified
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Chris Peters The 2026 NHL Draft Lottery gave the Toronto Maple Leafs the No. 1 pick in the NHL Draft. The last time the Maple Leafs held the top pick, they selected Auston Matthews — and that decision has worked out pretty well for Toronto. The Maple Leafs didn't have the best odds to land the No. 1 selection, and the San Jose Sharks were long shots to secure the No. 2 pick, but both outcomes happened. Now the top prospects in hockey can begin figuring out where they may play next season.
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