Hawks Drop Fifth Straight To Senators
The Chicago Blackhawks’ losing streak reached five games Saturday afternoon in Ottawa, where a decisive third period led to a
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Red Wings Look Strong In Win Over Capitals
The Detroit Red Wings needed to bounce back from a tough loss to the Utah Mammoth. The team responded to that disappointment
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Blue Jackets Fall To Ducks In Late Rally
After a strong win at home on Thursday, the Columbus Blue Jackets hit the road for a three-day, two-game trip
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Sabres Fire Karmanos; Win Fifth In A Row
The Buffalo Sabres winning streak has reached five games. After closing out a six-game road trip with victories over the Edmonton
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New Canadiens Connection: Defensive Brand
In just his fourth NHL start, Jacob Fowler earned his first career shutout as the Montreal Canadiens beat the Pittsburgh
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Rangers Rally for Win, Miller Injured
The New York Rangers rallied from 3-1 and 4-2 deficits to notch a 5-4 shootout win over the Flyers. New
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Leafs Bench Domi Before Back-To-Back
The Toronto Maple Leafs are once again in a spot of pure desperation when it comes to their playoff chances.
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Hutson Leads U.S. Blueliners Into WJC
USA Hockey looks to accomplish a pair of milestones they have never accomplished at the World Junior Championships in Minnesota
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Flyers Thoughts: Something Gained, Something Lost
As the calendar closes in on the Holiday Roster Freeze at midnight, the Philadelphia Flyers (17-10-6) have had a week on and off the ice that best be described as gaining and losing at the same time.
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Canadiens Inconsistent, But Good Enough
If there is one foolproof indicator that expectations are different this year for the Montreal Canadiens, it’s the fans’ reaction