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Fans boo 'moment of unity' at NFL opener
Pockets of fans are heard booing a 'moment of unity' as protests against racism take place on the opening night of the NFL season.
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Giordano gets his 500th point but Calgary can't pick up 2
All hope the Calgary Flames had for a playoff spot is now gone, and the players know it better than anyone else.
Injuries Continue To Hamper Devils, As Rangers Score Comeback Win In New Jersey
Mika Zibanejad capped his second career hat trick with the winning goal with 4:36 to play and the New York Ranger rallied from an early two-goal deficit to beat the New Jersey Devils 4-3 on Thursday night.
Who Invented Hockey?
Let us take you back to the origins of hockey. We'll answer the question, who invented hockey and the influence that a European game had.
Bad news for Tarasenko, and many hockey poolers.....
St. Louis Blues forward Vladimir Tarasenko is set to undergo shoulder surgery, the club announced Monday.
Wild starting to right the ship, but lose Dubnyk in the process
Eric Staal broke out of an early slump with two goals and an assist, and the Minnesota Wild beat the Edmonton Oilers 3-0 Tuesday night.
Scapegoat or symptom? Where does the buck stop on "Game Management"
Tim Peel's time as an NHL referee ended following a hot mic incident Tuesday where he talked about wanting to give Nashville a penalty. But the idea of game management and even up penalties is nothing new, so what does this incident say about its role?
EdmontonOilers Community
Oilers sign Swedish forward Joakim Nygard to entry-level deal
The Edmonton Oilers have confirmed the signing of Swedish forward Joakim Nygard to a one-year, entry-level contract.
Flames lose in regulation and gain no ground in tight Pacific Division race
Tyler Johnson and Ondrej Palat scored on the power play and Yanni Gourde added a shorthanded goal as the Tampa Bay Lightning beat the Calgary Flames 4-3 Saturday to snap a season-long four-game losing streak.
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John McNamara, manager of the 1986 Red Sox, dies at 88
McNamara managed six teams in a career that spanned three decades
Satistics are for losers......unless they're really good stats!
Nathan MacKinnon in third in NHL scoring and kept dominating the league even after his two linemates went down to injury. He can take over games with the best of them, but where does he really fit in the "world's best player" debate? Andrew Berkshire compares MacKinnon to Connor McDavid.
The Leafs are staying positive on Andersen's lower body injury
The Toronto Maple Leafs are not actively looking to trade for a goaltender despite the injury to Frederik Andersen.
Paul McCartney and (Red) Wings... and Penguins - Sportsnet.ca
The Beatles legend and all-around music icon Sir Paul McCartney has some ties to the NHL — in the form of two stickers placed strategically on one of his most famous guitars. Here's why.
HockeyFights CommunityGreat Story About Answering The Bell With Clark Gillies
'NHL Network Showcase' begins this weekend with Rangers-Devils broadcast
For the first time, NHL Network will produce a live season-long regular-season NHL game package using its own on-air talent roster and production facilities.VancouverCanucks Community
A well deserved honor. The Sedins are rafter bound when the Canucks' celebrate "Sedin Week" in February
The Vancouver Canucks will retire Henrik and Daniel Sedin's jerseys in February 2020 as part of a weeklong celebration to honour their careers.
Player #87, Sidney Crosby, gives 87 sets of new hockey gear to young N.S. players | CBC News
One of hockey's greats is giving his jersey number's worth in new sets of equipment to programs for young players in his home province who don't have easy access to the game.