Top prospect in this year's draft completes treatment for Hodgkin's lymphoma

Earlier in the season, Ivan Miroshnichenko announced that he had to take a leave from hockey to combat Hodking's lymphoma. A couple of days ago, Dan Marr, the NHL Central Scouting director, announced that the young Russian forward was done with his treatments and was cleared to return to practice.

He will play hockey next season.

Miroshnichenko played 31 games with Omskie Krylia in the VHL, where he registered 16 points. He was listed to be selected in the first round of this year's draft.