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Who will take home the hardware at the 2019 NHL Awards show?
Kristen Nelson|
Perry has spent his entire career with the Ducks, and he is the franchise leader with 988 games played.
SI Staff|
Hayes becomes the Flyers' third-highest paid player with a deal worth $7.14 million per season and should step in as their new No. 2 center behind Sean Couturier.
Associated Press|
Alex Meruelo was approved as the new majority owner of the Arizona Coyotes during the NHL's Board of Governors meeting on Wednesday.
Associated Press|
Kevin Labanc, Jakub Vrana and Mitch Marner are among the restricted free agents who could leave their respective teams this offseason.
Dan Falkenheim|
Thornton, 39, said he thinks he can play five more years.
Alaa Abdeldaiem|
The 34-year-old had four goals and 19 assists in 74 games last season when he averaged 17:08 of ice time.
Associated Press|
The New Jersey Devils kick things off with the first selection in the NHL Draft on Friday, June 21 in Vancouver.
Dan Falkenheim|
The Rangers took a major step in becoming a playoff contender again.
Associated Press|
Karlsson, 29, will become the highest-paid defenseman in the NHL.
Kaelen Jones|
St. Louis turned up to celebrate the Blues, and the Blues flipped the script, celebrating the city crazy enough to believe this was all possible.
Joan Niesen|
The Flyers acquired Matt Niskanen from the Capitals for Radko Gudas on Friday in a one-for-one swap of defensemen that upgrades Philadelphia's blue line offense and gives Washington much needed salary-cap space.
Associated Press|
Eberle has decided to commit long term to the Islanders much like teammate Brock Nelson did recently.
Associated Press|
Chara discussed the severity of his injury after taking a puck to the face in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final.
Jenna West|
Blues fans can celebrate their first Stanley Cup with Sports Illustrated's special commemorative issue.
Morgan Turner|
From last place to a championship, the Blues overcame a season of adversity to orchestrate an unlikely turnaround and deliver St. Louis its first Stanley Cup title.
Alex Prewitt|
Find out when the St. Louis Blues Stanley Cup championship parade will be held.
Jenna West|
The Tampa Bay Lightning are the favorites to win 2020 Stanley Cup, while the champion St. Louis Blues have 14–1 odds.
Scooby Axson|
Boston had the chance at a historic win on Wednesday, but was instead left with the humbling reminder of just how much losing sucks.
Charlotte Wilder|
From the NHL’s cellar at the beginning of January to Stanley Cup champions just five months later, the Blues flipped the script in incredible fashion to end its 52-year championship drought.
Joan Niesen|
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