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CHICAGO (AP) Duncan Keith was back on the ice for the Chicago Blackhawks' first practice of preseason camp. The two-time Norris Trophy winner as the NHLs top
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Training camps are opening around the NHL with a little more elbow room than usual. Thanks to the World Cup of Hockey, more than 150 players and almost half the
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TORONTO (AP) Brooks Laich has seen top draft picks blossom in the NHL. With the Washington Capitals, he watched Alex Ovechkin burst onto the scene in 2005. Now
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SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) If Joel Ward needed any reminder of how close the San Jose Sharks came to winning the Stanley Cup, it was right there in front of him one
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TORONTO (AP) Sidney Crosby and five former Canadian hockey greats are being immortalized on their own postage stamps. Canada Post unveiled the fourth issue in
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SASKATOON, Saskatchewan (AP) Gordie Howe's family is getting ready to celebrate his life in his hometown of Saskatoon. The city has declared Sunday as Thank
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CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP, Pa. (AP) Phil Kessel returned to work on Friday hoping to talk about his blessedly short summer after helping the Pittsburgh Penguins to
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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) To finally make the playoffs again, the Carolina Hurricanes know they need a strong start to the season. That sense of urgency was in the
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UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP) Coming off their deepest playoff run in 23 years, the New York Islanders open training camp hoping to build on that success and go even
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TORONTO (AP) The NHL has gotten almost everything it hoped for so far at the World Cup of Hockey. In holding the first World Cup since 2004, the league and
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The United States wrapped up a disappointing, winless performance at the World Cup of Hockey with a 4-3 loss to the Czech Republic on Thursday night.
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Walter Bush, the former USA Hockey president and primary founder of the Minnesota North Stars, died Thursday. He was 86. USA Hockey confirmed
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After rolling to a 3-0-0 record in round robin play of the World Cup of Hockey, Team Canada is ready for the challenge of Russian in the semifinals.
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P.K Subban has yet to suit up for the Nashville Predators, but he’s already the center of attention as the team opened its training camp this week.
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TORONTO (AP) Vladimir Tarasenko and Ivan Telegin scored 1:19 apart in the second period and Russia beat Finland 3-0 on Thursday to set up a World Cup of Hockey
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It's time to get back to business for the Colorado Avalanche, who open training camp Friday under first-time NHL coach Jared Bednar after Roy's stunning decision to walk away last month.
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) Comcast Corp. says it has a deal to purchase the late Ed Snider's share of the Philadelphia Flyers' parent company. Company officials said
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Team USA GM Dean Lombardi defended his team following its exit from the World Cup of Hockey, explaining that there was no way to match Canada’s depth of talent so it tried to win the tournament another way.
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Roberto Luongo, who was expected to need up to six months to recover from a May surgery to repair a tear in one of his hips, is ahead of the original schedule and cleared to be on the ice when the reigning Atlantic Division champions hold their first prac
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BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) Saying his recent off-ice legal problems ''come with the territory'' of being a professional athlete, Sabres forward Evander Kane
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