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@sportsa · Ice Hockey · 8:46am - 12 Jan 2019

What A Difference A Day Makes. Jackets Air Their Dirty Laundry And Move On

COLUMBUS -- Sergei Bobrovsky rejoined the Columbus Blue Jackets on Friday, one day after the goalie was not with them for a 4-3 overtime win against the Nashville Predators at Nationwide Arena on Thursday because of an incident that failed to meet "certain expectations and values," in the words of general manager Jarmo Kekalainen.
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@sportsa · Ice Hockey · 8:08am - 11 Jan 2019

Finally, Something To Cheer About. Flyer Fans' Wish Upon A Star Is Granted

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@sportsa · Ice Hockey · 7:51am - 11 Jan 2019

Leaving It To The Last Minutes. Lee's PPG Seals The Deal For Isles

McDavid scores twice, Oilers hand Panthers fourth
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@sportsa · Ice Hockey · 7:22am - 11 Jan 2019

Make It A McDouble

Connor McDavid had two goals and an assist in regulation and another goal in the shootout as the Edmonton Oilers battled back for a 4-3 victory over the Florida Panthers on Thursday.
Senators snap 8-game skid with OT win over Ducks -
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@sportsa · Ice Hockey · 6:57am - 10 Jan 2019

Battle Of The Biteless

In a matchup of teams with eight-game losing streaks, Colin White was able to provide some much-needed relief for the Ottawa Senators.
Jan. 10: Ovechkin first Russia-born player with 50
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@sportsa · Ice Hockey · 5:53am - 10 Jan 2019

Records Were Meant To Be Broken

2016: Washington Capitals forward Alex Ovechkin becomes the fifth-fastest player in NHL history, and the first born in Russia, to score 500 goals. The milestone comes when he scores a power-play goal at 16:19 of the second period in the Capitals' 7-1 victory against the visiting Ottawa Senators.
Capitals surprise youth team that backed black pla
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@sportsa · Ice Hockey · 5:46am - 10 Jan 2019

Stand And Deliver

ARLINGTON, Va. -- When Devante Smith-Pelly read a Washington Post article about what happened to Divyne Apollon II and his Metro Maple Leafs teammates during a youth hockey tournament on Dec. 29, the Washington Capitals forward wanted to do something to show his support.