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ST. LOUIS (AP) Ken Hitchcock meant no disrespect when he said Duncan Keith was ''just a player on the other team.'' The St. Louis Blues coach knows Keith well,
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After 11 seasons Alex Ovechkin has expanded his game and finally has the right teammates to finally win the Stanley Cup.
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ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) After a 3 1/2-month sprint from the bottom of the NHL to the top of the Pacific Division, the Anaheim Ducks realize they don't get any
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PITTSBURGH (AP) It would have been easy for Jeff Zatkoff to go through the motions. Nobody would have blamed him really. Bumped out of the Pittsburgh Penguins
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BOSTON (AP) The Bruins are sticking with coach Claude Julien for another season despite missing the playoffs two years in a row. General manager Don Sweeney
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After failing to make the playoffs, Bruins coach Claude Julien has dodged the axe in Boston.
Allan Muir|
Take a look at the latest news and rumors around the NHL.
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The Capitals are the Stanley Cup favorites but their playoff history and record this season vs. the West raise red flags.
Jeremy Layton|
As the Ducks gear up for a run at the Stanley Cup, superpest Corey Perry will be driving opponents crazy.
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The New York Rangers have recalled goalie Magnus Hellberg from the Hartford Wolf Pack
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PITTSBURGH (AP) The New York Rangers don't think goaltender Henrik Lundqvist's freak eye injury will keep him out indefinitely. Still, coach Alain Vigneault
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Injury status of Henrik Lundqvist and Tyler Seguin, the Stars' starting goalie for Game 1 and more.
Allan Muir|
All-Star MVP John Scott demonstrated his tricks of the hockey fight trade on an AP reporter.
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The Blues took an old-school approach in their series opener against the Blackhawks, and it paid off with a victory.
Allan Muir|
Opening night of the 2016 Stanley Cup Playoffs saw heroes emerge. Here's who stood out most.
Allan Muir|
ST. LOUIS (AP) Brian Elliott thwarted the Chicago Blackhawks at every turn. The St. Louis Blues goalie was every bit as good as he was in the regular season,
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In a game filled with sticks to the eyes, backup goaltenders and shorthanded goals, the Pittsburgh Penguins took the opener of a Metropolitan showdown with the New York Rangers 5–2.
Jeremy Fuchs|
PITTSBURGH (AP) Banished to the third string in January, Jeff Zatkoff could have checked out. Instead, the Pittsburgh goalie kept showing up at the rink every
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TAMPA, Fla. (AP) When one go-ahead goal was disallowed, the Tampa Bay Lightning kept charging and got another. Nikita Kucherov scored twice and Alex Killorn
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Sidney Crosby put the Penguins up 2-0 in Game 1, torching the Rangers with this beautiful goal.
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