In the Beginning, Toronto Was Almost Left Out of the NHL

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In the Beginning, Toronto Was Almost Left Out of the NHL

New York TimesNov 24, 2017
Livingstone’s court case lingered for years, and supporters of pro hockey in Toronto were fed up with articles on litigation dominating the sports page. When the team slumped badly, fans turned their attention to the city’s many popular amateur clubs. Toronto’s attendance became so poor that when it was …
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The Death of the Slap Shot in the NHL

Wall Street JournalNov 24, 2017
Toronto. The slap shot is hockey’s version of the home run in baseball, the touchdown bomb in football—an explosive play that changes a game in an instant and electrifies fans. The problem for the NHL is that the slap shot is slowly disappearing from the game. Due to the modern game’s faster pace and …
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The Biggest Overachievers in the 2017-18 NHL Season So Far

Bleacher ReportNov 29, 2017
There’s one thing most of this year’s overachievers have in common: contract status. Five of the six are headed toward some form of free agency and will be negotiating new deals before the beginning of the 2018-19 season. From front to back, here’s a look at the NHL’s dream team of overachievers as we …
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Eberle regaining his confidence during renaissance with Islanders

Sportsnet.caNov 25, 2017
Oiler general manager Peter Chiarelli, facing a salary cap crisis, traded Eberle the day before the NHL Draft in Chicago for the far less expensive Ryan Strome. “Definitely didn’t play up to my standards, especially in the playoffs,” Eberle admitted. “It has to do with points. I had a really good first series and it …
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Highlights of Thursday’s NHL games

KFGO7 hours ago
Edmonton’s Kris Russell scored a goal for the Oilers, then he scored his second of the night. But the latter was for the Toronto Maple Leafs. With the score tied 4-4 and 1:05 left on the clock, Russell tried to clear the puck behind his net, and ended up rifling it through the legs of Oilers goalie Laurent Brossoit.

NHL: Kings score twice in 9 seconds and beat Capitals 5-2

The Mainichi7 hours ago
Latest Articles. Los Angeles Kings center Alex Iafallo (19) works for the puck against Washington Capitals. NHL: Kings score twice in 9 seconds and beat Capitals 5-2 · Pope Francis, center, visits the National Martyrs’ Memorial of Bangladesh in Savar,. Pope to greet Rohingya refugees at Bangladesh peace …

Chicago Blackhawks vs. Nashville Predators: Odds, Analysis, NHL …

Bleacher ReportNov 28, 2017
The hot Chicago Blackhawks (12-8-3) will visit the hotter Nashville Predators (14-6-3) in a key Central Division matchup on Tuesday. The Blackhawks earned their second straight victory and fourth in five games on Monday with a 7-3 rout of the Anaheim Ducks, while the Predators have won nine of 11.
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Storm Advisory for November 30: NHL News, Rumors, Links and …

Canes CountryNov 30, 2017
There were a good number of articles and videos related to yesterday’s major movement in the Hurricanes ownership derby. Start with this one: ABC11’s Mark Armstrong with a seven-minute interview of Don Waddell. [Facebook (video)]; Waddell, who was making the rounds yesterday, also spoke to …
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NJ Devils Trade for Ducks’ Sami Vatanen in Deal Including Adam …

Bleacher Report22 hours ago
The Ducks are just 26th in the NHL in scoring this season, while the normally reserved Devils are ninth. New Jersey is in the middle of the pack in goals allowed, but adding Vatanen—who has never posted a minus rating over the course of a season—should significantly strengthen a defensive corps led by …
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Taylor Hall says negative coverage of Oilers affects players

ESPNNov 27, 2017
Mark Spector, an Edmonton-based columnist for Sportsnet and president of the Professional Hockey Writers Association, said a player whose confidence is “ruined because of a few articles, none of which come remotely close to being as critical as what those same writers face here on Twitter” should be …

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