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The Carolina Hurricanes signed Eric Staal to a seven-year contract extension Thursday. The deal worth $57.75 million will pay the center an average of $8.25
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A newly formed Russian hockey league accused the NHL of poaching two of its players when the Los Angeles Kings agreed to terms with two draft prospects last
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Gordon's case is one in which last season's assistants Gerard Gallant and John Chabot remain in place and, as such, according to Gordon, "should make the
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The National Hockey League' 2008-09 pre-season schedule runs from Saturday, Sept. 20 through Monday, Oct. 6. The 110-game slate features the four NHL clubs who
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Brett Hull and longtime New York RangersBrian Leetch and Mike Richter are members of the 2008 class of the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame. The four-member group
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Jay Feaster resigned Friday as general manager of the Tampa Bay Lightning, four years after the team he helped assemble won the franchise's only Stanley Cup
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The website of Avangard Omsk reported Friday morning that the team had signed former Ranger Jaromir Jagr to a two-year deal with an option for a third. TSN
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PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Evgeni Malkin is staying in Pittsburgh for quite some time. The Penguins signed the MVP finalist to a five-year extension worth $43.5 million
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Marian Hossa chose to join the Detroit Red Wings at a discount. He hopes hoisting the Stanley Cup will make it worth the sacrifice. Hossa signed a one-year
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Trouble can be a funny thing, but in the National Hockey League these days, no one is laughing. A "new breed" owner, Henry Samueli of the Anaheim Ducks, has
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SIGNED: Corey Perry (Ducks), Brendan Morrison (Canucks), David LeNeveu (Rangers) Steve Montador (Panthers), Brennan Evans (Sharks). Josh Green (Canucks), Drew
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NHL Gary Bettman announced on Tuesday that Henry Samueli, the owner of the Anaheim Ducks, has been suspended indefinitely from any involvement with the team and
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Scott Niedermayer is ready to announce whether he'll play one more season, and this time the Anaheim Ducks hope the star defenseman sticks with his decision one
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