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Calgary Flames signed defenseman Noah Hanifin to a six-year, $29.7 million contract.
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Connolly insisted him skipping the Capitals' White House trip has nothing to do with politics.
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Martin Brodeur returns to New Jersey Devils as VP of business development
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Tyler Seguin expected to have a long-term contract extension by now. The Stars center says he's 'disappointed' it hasn't happened yet.
Michael Blinn|
This is a tad much.
Charlotte Carroll|
Martin Brodeur is leaving his role as St. Louis Blues assistant general manager to pursue other opportunities.
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Entering his fourth NHL season, Connor McDavid wants to add more goals to his resume in 2018-19 and bring the Oilers back to the postseason.
Michael Blinn|
Ongoing back issues could keep veteran center Henrik Zetterberg out for the season, leaving the Red Wings without their captain.
Michael Blinn|
Brouwer became a free agent when the Calgary Flames bought out the final two years of his deal.
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The Blues will throw it back to their inaugural season for 2018-19, donning a third jersey with vintage roots.
Michael Blinn|
NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly says Sunday that Voynov's return is contingent on completing a process with the league to review his case that would determine the parameters for his eligibility.
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Construction on the as yet unnamed arena is predicted to start next year. It will cost around $295 million.
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The third installment of Alex Lyon's horror movie-based goalie masks is a tribute to 1999's The Sixth Sense.
Michael Blinn|
NHLers have begun sharing their opinions about their video game selves in NHL 19.
Michael Blinn|
With the help of the Coyotes and a big boost from Auston Matthews' rise to stardom, hockey is blooming in the desert as Arizona has become one of the fastest-growing hockey markets among states with NHL teams.
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Washington Capitals forward Chandler Stephenson brought the Stanley Cup to Humboldt to recognize the community's strength and resilience after the April crash that killed 16 people—10 of them players.
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As Jack Eichel’s new eight-year, $80 million contract kicks in, he realizes he needs to keep his emotions in check to emerge as a leader for Buffalo.
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Hayley Wickenheiser will be the Toronto Maple Leafs' assistant director of player development.
Michael Blinn|
Jaromir Jagr is back for Kladno this season.
Charlotte Carroll|
Canadian national team star Hayley Wickenheiser is the Maple Leafs' new assistant director of player development.
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