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Editors: To help you with planning, the following is planned ahead of the NHL season that begins Oct. 7. Please contact Dave Zelio (dzelio(at)ap.org) with
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The NHL’s new 3-on-3 OT format has been a chaotic thrill in preseason games.
Allan Muir|
Recaps of all five NHL preseason games from Wednesday night, Sept. 23, 2015.
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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) When Devan Dubnyk arrived last winter, the Minnesota Wild were drifting. His NHL career, too, had taken on a nomadic tone. The six-year,
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TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Steven Stamkos insists he's focused on trying to help the Tampa Bay Lightning win the Stanley Cup, not his future with the defending Eastern
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Charges of evidence tampering in the Patrick Kane case likely won't affect his ability to stay and play with the Chicago Blackhawks.
Allan Muir|
SI.com's legal expert Michael McCann discusses the ramifications of evidence tampering in the Patrick Kane rape case.
Allan Muir|
CALGARY, Alberta (AP) Flames defenseman T.J. Brodie has suffered a broken bone in his right hand and is expected to miss three to six weeks. Brodie took a shot
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NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Islanders have named George McPhee as special adviser to General Manager Garth Snow. Snow announced the appointment of the former
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The lawyer representing the woman who has accused Chicago Blackhawks star Patrick Kane of sexual assault held a press conference Wednesday afternoon in which he alleged that the rape kit evidence bag was tampered with.
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KHL teams are expressing interest in signing former L.A. Kings defenseman Slava Voynov, who has returned to Russia.
Allan Muir|
Thomas J. Eoannou, the attorney representing Patrick Kane's alleged rape victim, will make his first public statement on Sept. 23.
Allan Muir|
All sides in the Patrick Kane rape case are trying to make sense of what happened to a key piece of evidence.
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Tuesday NHL preseason games included a two-goal Penguins debut by Phil Kessel.
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Defenseman Erik Johnson will remain with the Avalanche long-term after signing a seven-year extension.
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DENVER (AP) The Colorado Avalanche have locked up Erik Johnson through the 2022-23 season, signing the defenseman to a seven-year contract extension Tuesday.
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The quietly improved Florida Panthers have a young core that could power the team to the playoffs.
Jeremy Fuchs|
The perpetually disappointing Penguins are counting on Phil Kessel's firepower to restore their Stanley Cup contender status.
Jeremy Fuchs|
John Tortorella's decision to return to coaching is separate from his desire to one day land another NHL job following a year's absence. Calling the two
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After three straight division titles followed by three Game 7 losses, the Anaheim Ducks believe it’s Stanley Cup or bust this season.
Nick Forrester|
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