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L.A. Kings to cover Taylor Swift banner at home games after fans complain
Jimmy Traina|
UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP) The New York Islanders are slowly rediscovering their disciplined style and beginning to play the way they did when they made it to the
AP News|
Hurricanes GM Don Waddell said that Martinook will have surgery Friday to repair the injury.
Associated Press|
Galchenyuk joins Evgeni Malkin, Bryan Rust and Nick Bjugstad on IR for the Penguins, who are off to a 1-2-0 start.
Associated Press|
Flyers fans will be able to reserve the "rage room" for five-minute sessions during Philadelphia home games
Michael Shapiro|
Matt Martin, Cal Clutterbuck and Casey Cizikas made their debut as the Islanders fourth line in October 2014. Disbanded after a couple of years, the trio was reunited last season and has been just as persistent its second time around.
Alex Prewitt|
The Blues kicked off the new season by raising their Stanley Cup banner, but the Capitals crashed the party in a 3–2 comeback in overtime.
Joan Niesen|
During a broadcast, Foley said, "Ortega, who sounds like he ought to be a shortstop," of the Eisbaeren Berlin player.
Charlotte Carroll|
Blues superfan Laila Anderson was honored in a big way on Tuesday before St. Louis' season opener
Michael Shapiro|
Who will win the Stanley Cup? The SI NHL staff makes their predictions for the 2019–20 season.
SI Staff|
From Chicago to L.A., Boston to St. Louis, the common thread among recent Stanley Cup winners is the presence of a two-way forward, who can neutralize an offensive threat when he isn't being one.
Alex Prewitt|
After seeing a couple of first-time Stanley Cup champions crowned in the Capitals in Blues, which long-suffering team and fan base could be next?
Jeremy Fuchs|
How will the Bruins overcome last year’s heartbreak? What comes next for the Blues? We answer the most pressing question for each team for the 2019–20 NHL season.
SI Staff|
The Tampa Bay Lightning and Calgary Flames suffered historic playoff collapses, losing in the first round. Now how will last year's best teams rebound?
Joan Niesen|
As the NHL works to expand its presence in China, it knows it will be a gradual process. In order to drum up genuine interest in the sport by the 2022 Olympics, the league is working with youth programs to popularize the game.
Alex Prewitt|
Breaking down all of the new uniforms, logos, ice designs and more ahead of the 2019-20 NHL season.
Paul Lukas|
Each team gets a reset with the new season, with some good and bad to work through. Plus, who has the best young defensive cores in the league and how is life for Samuel Girard with his new contract?
Jeremy Fuchs|
Forward Jordan Martinook and defenseman Jaccob Slavin will be the alternates.
Associated Press|
Wednesday kicks off a long NHL season. Here's how we see things finishing in the standings come April.
SI Staff|
Which storylines will we be watching? Which teams will surprise and which ones will disappoint in the 2019-20 NHL season?
SI Staff|
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