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Lightning sniper Steven Stamkos is expected to seek a new contract worth more than $10 million per season, but his stats suggest he may be in permanent decline.
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NEW YORK (AP) Alex Ovechkin moved closer to a major milestone, Braden Holtby kept up his stellar play and the Washington Capitals kept rolling. Ovechkin scored
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DALLAS (AP) Tyler Seguin and the Dallas Stars didn't plan to get picky while trying to snap out of their first funk this season. And the Western Conference
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CALGARY, Alberta (AP) The Arizona Coyotes were happy to have Martin Hanzal's 6-foot-6 body back in front of the net. Stefan Elliott scored on a point shot
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LOS ANGELES (AP) Vincent Lecavalier and Luke Schenn stepped off a cross-country flight from Philadelphia and walked straight into the Los Angeles Kings'
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SI.com NHL scribes debate the Seth Jones-Ryan Johansen trade, who'll surprise in the second half of the season, and more hot topics.
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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) The Philadelphia Flyers had lost five straight road games, including three during a tough West Coast trip. An unlikely source put an end
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Tired of commuting to morning skates in Brooklyn and spending the afternoon before games in a hotel, the Islanders will now practice on Long Island and take the train to Barclays Center in the afternoon.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) Vincent Lecavalier has officially joined the Los Angeles Kings for the final months of his remarkable NHL career. Now all he needs is the
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OTTAWA, Ontario (AP) The Florida Panthers needed 12 minutes to get their first shot on goal and had just 16 of them total Thursday night. Goalie Roberto
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SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) Petr Mrazek called it a lucky save. Justin Abdelkader knew better. He's been robbed by the Detroit goalie too many times. Mrazek made 35
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Patrick Roy returned to his familiar spot between the pipes for the Colorado Avalanche on Thursday.
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NEW YORK (AP) Mike Richards is glad to be back in the NHL and believes his biggest adjustment after missing the first half of the season will be the speed of
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As the second half of the 2015–16 NHL season begins, here’s what we’ve learned about each team in the Western Conference.
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Backup goalie Dustin Tokarski became expendable when the Canadiens acquired Ben Scrivens, so he was dealt for Ducks depth forward Max Friberg.
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The All-NHL diving team gained two new members on Thursday when the league fined New Jersey’s Bobby Farnham and Winnipeg’s Nikolaj Ehlers for embellishment, gross exaggeration, and attempt to flim-flam the on-ice officials.
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Red, white and blue line: An infusion of American defensemen has sparked the Carolina Hurricanes into playoff contention.
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BOSTON (AP) A person familiar with the situation says a professional women's hockey player hurt when she struck the boards at Gillette Stadium the day before
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As the second half of the 2015-16 NHL season begins, here’s what we’ve learned about each team in the Eastern Conference.
Allan Muir|
DENVER (AP) Nathan MacKinnon got the Colorado Avalanche to overtime, where Gabriel Landeskog finished off a big win. Landeskog scored at 4:44 of overtime and
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