Claims extracted
31
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
6%
2 of 31 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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not political
takes no side on a contested political question
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66/100
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Logan Stanley hasn’t had much time to catch his breath.
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Stanley → have → breath
It has been just over a week since the 6-foot-7 defenseman was signed by the Islanders, arriving after missing all of training camp and the preseason.
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defenseman → sign → camp
But on a day off following a 6-0 win over the Devils, Stanley toured his new surroundings on Long Island’s North Shore and walked into a cute neighborhood shop to grab a coffee.
“I think it cost me like nine dollars,” Stanley said with a smile.
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Stanley → follow → smile
Outside of a 17-game stint in Buffalo — which acquired him at last season’s trade deadline — Stanley has essentially spent his entire life in Canada, including six seasons in Winnipeg.
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Stanley → acquire → Winnipeg
Just last month, the former first-round pick was staying in shape by skating with his former junior team in Kitchener, Ontario.
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pick → stay → Kitchener
Now, Stanley is living alone in a hotel, awaiting the arrival of his pregnant wife and 3-year-old daughter.
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Stanley → live → wife
But he is starting to feel at home.
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he → start → home
“I’m the new guy here, but I can already tell after getting traded last year, I got a version of it coming to a new group and I never really settled in in Buffalo,” Stanley said following Monday’s practice.
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Stanley → ’m → practice
“The guys were great there, but I never really felt like it was home or it was comfortable.
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it → feel → ?
This feels great.
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This → feel → ?
Everyone’s been super welcoming and I’ve enjoyed every day I’ve been here.
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I → enjoy → day
“Being in the West my whole career, I didn’t know much about Long Island or the Islanders in general, but the way they’ve treated me and my family has been unbelievable.
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they → know → me
I really like it here.
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I → like → it
I took a drive [Sunday] and was checking out some neighborhoods and it’s beautiful.
“A little busier than Winnipeg.”
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it → take → Winnipeg
Stanley’s debut in his new home couldn’t have gone much better.
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debut → go → home
In just his second game with the Islanders — just six days after his first practice with the team — the 28-year-old had two assists and three blocked shots, while tying a team high with four hits in the win over the Devils at UBS Arena.
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old → have → Arena
“I thought he was really good,” Islanders head coach Pete DeBoer said.
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DeBoer → think → ?
“I think he’s gotten better every time out.
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he → think → ?
He’s a big man, he moves well, he’s got good puck skills, good teammate, not much not to like.
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he → ’ → skills
Last season, Stanley recorded a career-high nine goals and 17 assists in 76 games after averaging less than 41 games per season over his first five years.
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Stanley → record → years
After going unsigned all summer, Stanley signed a one-year, $1.5 million deal with the Islanders after they sent down Isaiah George.
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they → go → George
Though the towering defenseman — who has been paired with Tony DeAngelo — is still playing catch up, he doesn’t feel as far behind as it might seem.
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it → pair → up
“The system is not too unfamiliar,” Stanley said.
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Stanley → say → ?
“I played a version of it in Winnipeg last year.
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I → play → Winnipeg
There’s a few changes that might take some time to burn into my brain, but for the most part it’s pretty simple and straightforward.
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it → ’ → part
They’re direct in what they want you to do.
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you → ’re → what
It’s good for us as a group because we know where everyone is gonna be on the ice.
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everyone → ’ → ice
We’re all on the same page.
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We → ’re → page
There’s no second-guessing where the puck is supposed to go.
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puck → ’ → ?
It’s pretty black-and-white and I think that’ll help us get out of our end.
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that → ’ → end
“I missed training camp and a lot of these guys have been playing together for a while, but I’m starting to feel more comfortable now.”
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I → miss → while