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Some of the players to watch on the eight teams competing at the World Cup of Hockey in Toronto, which begins Saturday: Patrick Kane, U.S. The reigning NHL MVP
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WASHINGTON (AP) Patrik Laine isn't afraid to be himself, whether he's talking or playing hockey. The No. 2 pick in the NHL draft thought he deserved to be No. 1
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PITTSBURGH (AP) Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin fought to a draw on their home ice. Canada, however, remains a bit ahead of Russia. At least for now. Ryan
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Henrik Lundqvist got the hook after allowing five goals on 22 shots in Sweden's 6-2 loss to Team Europe on Wednesday night in each team's final exhibition game before the World Cup of Hockey.
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PITTSBURGH (AP) Matt Murray spent the end of his rookie season helping the Pittsburgh Penguins win the Stanley Cup. The goaltender is ready for an entirely
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WASHINGTON (AP) The NHL is overhauling its concussion monitoring system. Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly said the league will have four concussion spotters
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WASHINGTON (AP) John Tortorella stood in the middle of the ice and bellowed at the top of his lungs: ''Too slow! We're too slow. Move the puck and skate.''
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WASHINGTON (AP) Jonathan Quick's sublime play in a Team USA jersey outweighed some recent struggles with the Los Angeles Kings as coach John Tortorella named
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He may have retired four years ago, but Nicklas Lidstrom has still played a big role for Sweden at the World Cup of Hockey in the eyes of the team's defensemen.
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TORONTO (AP) Mario Lemieux was the unofficial greybeard of Team Canada when the last World Cup of Hockey was played 12 years ago. This time around, the role
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WASHINGTON (AP) The Dustin Byfuglien at forward experiment might be a short-lived one for the United States. Byfuglien played on the wing during the Americans'
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WASHINGTON (AP) John Tortorella sensed his players were tired of practicing and getting coached and were ready for the World Cup of Hockey. They played like
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NEW YORK (AP) Team Canada replaced injured forward Tyler Seguin with Ryan O'Reilly on Tuesday, adding the Buffalo Sabres center to its roster for the World Cup
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WASHINGTON (AP) Joe Pavelski isn't the United States' oldest player at the World Cup of Hockey, nor does he have the most skill, size, experience or even the
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Pittsburgh will provide a unique boost for Canada’s Sidney Crosby and Russia’s Evgeni Malkin when the pair of Penguins stars face off in a World Cup of Hockey exhibition.
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Netminders Jonathan Quick, Cory Schneider and Ben Bishop are all representing the U.S. at the 2016 World Cup of Hockey and they seem to have been cosmically linked since adolescence.
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WASHINGTON (AP) Two hard-fought exhibition games against Canada showed the United States exactly what it needs to work on before the World Cup of Hockey begins
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ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) Even as one of the best defensemen in the NHL, Victor Hedman is in awe of Sweden's blue line for the World Cup of Hockey. Hedman watches
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ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) Rickard Rakell remains in a hospital in Sweden with an unspecified illness, putting his availability for the World Cup of Hockey in doubt.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Patrick Kane and Joe Pavelski each had a goal and an assist to help the United States beat Canada 4-2 on Friday night in an exhibition game
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