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Kevin Cheveldayoff and the bird dogs who make up his amateur scouting crew have already done the bulk of their work — on this continent and across the pond — to prepare for the 2017 NHL Draft.
The Winnipeg Jets general manager, just back from the world under-18 hockey championship in Slovakia, is still getting some final looks at players whose names the NHL club could call out during the two-day draft in Chicago in late June.