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Leafs / Flames dislike heating up after Toronto takes both games and pours a little salt in the wound to boot
All it ever takes is a little familiarity with Matthew Tkachuk for opponents to start digging in against him. With a post-buzzer clash between the Flames agitator and Toronto's Jake Muzzin, the Leafs and Flames have begun building that animosity, with a full seven games left in their season series.
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Kelly Hrudey brings awareness to mental health during COVID-19 pandemic | CBC Sports
Former NHL goaltender Kelly Hrudey has never shied away from talking about mental health, and he is continuing to bring awareness to the important issue in an effort to help those struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Outstanding outing by Thatcher Demko keeps Vancouver's hopes alive
After seeing five shots in six months, Thatcher Demko faced five in the opening eight minutes on Tuesday and 43 in his first National Hockey League start since March 10. Fortunately for the Vancouver Canucks, he hasn’t forgotten how to play goal.
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Montreal Alouettes’ cheerleading squad will be back next season
he Montreal Alouettes will have cheerleaders on the field this upcoming CFL season.
Opinions are divided on whether it should be Kassian or Tkachuk facing the music
Edmonton Oilers forward Zack Kassian will have a hearing Monday after an altercation with Calgary Flames winger Matthew Tkachuk during the second period of the two teams' matchup Saturday.
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The NHL season hasn't even started, but some of the Fun and Games have already been shelved
The NHL has postponed the 2021 NHL Winter Classic and the 2021 NHL All-Star Weekend.
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Former Canuck Gino Odjick is fighting heart disease again
The Maniwaki Mauler says he's confident he'll be able to beat amyloidosis again. He first suffered from the heart ailment in 2014.
Canucks get it done and oust the Wild in O.T.
The Vancouver Canucks overcame a third-period deficit and finished it off in overtime to eliminate the Minnesota Wild and advance to the Stanley Cup Playoffs' round of 16.In memory of better days. "First Off The Bench" Episode 1 : Jack McIlhargey. R.I.P. Jack, we miss you already.......
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Late Canuck Rick Rypien's brother pleased club has kept up mental health message
Wes Rypien will be at Rogers Arena Thursday as part of the team's Hockey Talks mental-health initiative.
Five takeaways from the Calgary Flames’ Game 1 win over the Edmonton Oilers
The Calgary Flames played seven games of what amounted to hockey chess against Dallas in the first round. It was tight-checking, it featured excellent goaltending, and both sides probably wished th…VancouverCanucks CommunityFlames sign goaltender Jacob Markstrom to a six-year deal
Markstrom is leaving Vancouver for the prairies, where he'll earn $36 million dollars over six years. Earlier, the Canucks signed goaltender Braden Holtby.VancouverCanucks Community
It's looking like the Canucks may have to get the heavy lifting done without Petey
Third-year Vancouver Canucks standout Elias Pettersson is likely done for the season with an upper-body injury.
"Health and Safety" protocols shut down the Canucks until April 8th
The Vancouver Canucks' COVID-19 issues continue to grow as five players were added to the NHL's COVID-19 protocols on Friday, bringing the total number of players on the list to seven.
Canucks' take a period off and leave another 2 points in Calgary
Jacob Markstrom, Johnny Gaudreau and Elias Lindholm were just some of the stars who led the Calgary Flames to victory Monday, rallying past a Vancouver Canucks team who dominated the first period of the game.
The Canucks are starting to look dangerous, and Bo's leading the charge
Bo Horvat scored on a breakaway in overtime to give the Vancouver Canucks a 4-3 win on Friday in NHL playoff action.
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Jarome who? Boston TV station unknowingly interviews hockey legend Iginla about the weather
A Boston television station was looking for someone to comment on the snowy forecast when they unknowingly snapped up hockey legend Jarome Iginla.
Panarin takes time off to deal with abuse allegations
New York Rangers star winger Artemi Panarin is denying allegations he beat up an 18-year-old girl in Latvia in 2011 and is taking a leave of absence from the club, the team announced Monday.