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The Skinny On The Skaters
Below are projected lineups compiled by NHL.com staff writers and independent correspondents. For more fantasy coverage, visit NHL.com/Fantasy and subscribe for free to the "NHL Fantasy on Ice" podcast.HockeyFights CommunityPotsy Learned It All In St. John's.......
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Some Positive News On The Horizon For Floundering Ducks
Seeing Corey Perry step back on the ice for practice on Tuesday must have been a sight for sore eyes for the Anaheim Ducks.
Learning what it meant to be a pro is paying off for Kapanen
Kapanen and Keefe's relationship dates back to the AHL. There has been some friction along the way, but there are benefits, too. Keefe, still adjusting to life in the NHL, already knows what buttons to push. And he’s seen Kapanen quietly put together a productive stretch with nine points to show for his last 10 games.
What We Need More Of Right Now.....Overt Compassion
A moment of silence is held for the victims of the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting, followed by an emotional performance of the national anthem and a special puck drop to honor the first responders before the Islanders and Penguins game in Pittsburgh.
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Britain drops France, Sweden edges Latvia at ice hockey worlds
Canada shut out Denmark 5-0 for a fifth straight victory at the ice hockey world championship on Monday.HockeyFights CommunityAh, the good ole days. Gretzky punched by Dave Taylor - Nov 6,1985
Jay Bouwmeester noncommittal about NHL future after cardiac episode during game | CBC Sports
St. Louis Blues defenceman Jay Bouwmeester says he is feeling better since suffering a cardiac episode during an NHL game, but he is not ready to make a decision on his hockey future.StLouisBlues Community
A statement from Jay Bouwmeester
Jay Bouwmeester has returned to St. Louis and has issued a statement thanking the trainers, first responders, medical staff and the entire hockey community for their support.
St. Louis Looks Back On Lemieux's Text
Welcome to the 2018 Hockey Hall of Fame Induction Weekend. The four-day celebration features the Hall of Fame game, a fan Q&A with honorees, a legends game and the inductions of the Class of 2018: NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman and NHL diversity ambassador Willie O'Ree in the Builders category, and former players Martin Brodeur, Jayna Hefford, Martin St. Louis and Alexander Yakushev. Here is the latest buzz from Toronto:MemorialCupChampionship Community
The Moose is loose. Howntown Halifax takes tournament opener
Samuel Asselin opened the scoring and set up another as the Halifax Mooseheads beat the Prince Albert Raiders 4-1 on Friday in the 2019 Memorial Cup opener.WinnipegJets CommunityLaine breaks his scoring slump, scoring his 4th on the PP from the usual spot
Blues make the most of their chances and avoid a possible 3-0 series deficit with OT win
The St. Louis Blues didn’t quite have their Stanley Cup lineup Sunday, but they had their championship game.
McDavid ends Sharks six game feeding frenzy
Connor McDavid had a goal and two assists for his third straight game with at least three points, Leon Draisaitl extended his point streak to 13 games and the Edmonton Oilers snapped the San Jose Sharks' six-game winning streak with a 5-2 victory Tuesday night.
Inside the reasoning for the blockbuster Jets / Blues trade from Chevy's point of view.
Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff came out of character to pull the trigger on a pricey blockbuster deal. By doing so, Winnipeg has taken an important — and necessary — step to widening its collective window of contention.
Look 'Em Square In The Eye. Hurricanes' Take Game 4 To Even Series At Two A Piece
Teuvo Teravainen scored the winner late in the second period as the Carolina Hurricanes toppled the Washington Capitals 2-1 in Game 4 on Thursday to even their first-round series at two games apiece.
Collared white shirt. Oshie is likely done for the playoffs with a clavicular fracture
Washington Capitals forward T.J. Oshie could miss the remainder of the 2019 Stanley Cup Playoffs with a broken collarbone he suffered in Washington's Game 4 loss to the Carolina Hurricanes, according to reports.