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Leon Draisaitl hits the ref in the face with the puck while trying to clear the zone.

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The State of Goalie Pulling in the NHL

The State of Goalie Pulling in the NHL

When people ask me how to get into sports analytics, I always suggest starting with a question that they’re interested in exploring and using that question as a framework for learning the domain kn…
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Golf Psychology: sports mental training

Golf Psychology: sports mental training

Are you seeking greater consistency and improved performance? Try mental training for athletes or Golf Psychology from a trained coach. Golf industry experts promote driving range practice, pre-sho…
Familiar with COVID-19's debilitating effects, Can

Familiar with COVID-19's debilitating effects, Canucks adopt a cautious approach

The Canucks may have been caught on the weekend in a COVID triangulation with the Flames and Hurricanes. Now, awaiting further test results, they won’t know until this evening whether Tuesday night’s game against the Blue Jackets will be played.
FIRST PERSON | How I got sober playing beer league

FIRST PERSON | How I got sober playing beer league hockey | CBC News

You’d think that beer league hockey would be the worst pastime after quitting alcohol, but the game and my teammates have become a great support for sobriety, writes Lyle Mustard.
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'Unvaccinated stars can play in Australia'

'Unvaccinated stars can play in Australia'

Unvaccinated players will be able to play in the Australian Open but face hard quarantine and regular testing, according to a letter distributed to WTA players.
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Canadian Olympians proved glory can come from anyw

Canadian Olympians proved glory can come from anywhere | CBC Sports

Against seemingly insurmountable conditions throughout the incessant pandemic, Canada's athletes navigated restrictions and kept up with the rest of the world by training in basements and backyards, hockey rinks and garages — they not only endured, they thrived.