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NHL Stars Set to Shine on Olympic Ice for the First Time Since 2014
At least one player from each NHL team will participate as a dozen countries compete in Italy. But don’t look for Russians.
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Netflix Documentary ‘Miracle: The Boys of ‘80’ Details USA Olympic Hockey Tale
After Team USA captured the gold medal in 1980 in men’s hockey at the Winter Olympics, 13 of the Americans would play in the NHL.
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Patrick Kane Becomes the All-Time Leading American Point Scorer in NHL History
Kane, 37, recorded his 1,375th point to surpass Mike Modano’s mark, which had stood since 2011
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NFL Buccaneers Hand Off Stadium to NHL Lightning; Tampa Bay Prepares for First Outdoor Game
If all goes to plan, the NHL expects to have the rink built in four days. Making the ice ready for the game should take seven days.
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Pastrnak’s Scoring, New Coach Put Retooled Bruins on Path to Postseason Return
Boston finished last in its division last year, but rookie coach Marco Sturm has the team headed for a wild-card berth, with the help of his star right wing.
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Lightning Brings 11-Game Winning Streak to St. Louis, Could Break Franchise Record on Friday
A victory against the St. Louis Blues on Friday would be a franchise-best 12 consecutive wins this season for the Tampa Bay Lightning.
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Trump Hosts 2025 Stanley Cup Champions Florida Panthers
The Panthers defeated the Edmonton Oilers in six games for their second straight Stanley Cup title.
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Devils Player Recalls NHL Dynasty 30 Years After Winning First Stanley Cup Championship
The New Jersey Devils won a franchise-first NHL Stanley Cup championship on June 24, 1995—sweeping the Detroit Red Wings in four games.
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Sabres’ Ruff Notches 1,900th NHL Regular-Season Game as Coach
Buffalo Sabres’ Lindy Ruff is one of only three coaches in NHL history to reach 1,900 regular-season games behind the bench.
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After Carolina’s 4-Game Winning Streak, Hurricanes Top NHL Metropolitan Division
Now in their 28th NHL season, the Carolina Hurricanes have won the Stanley Cup championship once. In 2006, Carolina defeated Edmonton in seven games.
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NHL Mammoth Making Strides in 2nd Year After Relocation From Arizona
In only their second NHL season skating in Salt Lake City, the Utah Mammoth are averaging 12,478 fans at home games at Delta Center.
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Panthers’ Petry Caps Milestone Season With Winter Classic Debut
After his 1,000th career NHL game in November, Florida Panthers defenseman Jeff Petry is participating in the first-ever Winter Classic in the Sunshine State.
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Miami Hosts NHL’s Outdoor ‘Winter Classic’ on Jan. 2
The Florida Panthers play the New York Rangers at LoanDepot Park on Jan. 2.
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The NHL Winter Classic Heads to the Sunshine State as Florida Hosts its First-Ever Outdoor Game
The Florida Panthers will face the New York Rangers in the 2026 NHL Winter Classic on Friday in Miami.
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Maple Leafs’ Unexpected Woes Have Fan Base Baffled
Having last won the Stanley Cup in 1967, the Toronto Maple Leafs have the longest drought in the NHL championships.
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Sabres’ Performance Offers Hope to End Record NHL Playoff Drought
For the past 14 NHL seasons, the Atlantic Division Buffalo Sabres haven’t qualified for Stanley Cup postseason participation—a league record.
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Predators’ Stamkos Knocking on NHL History’s Door; Approaching 600th Career Goal
Now in his 18th NHL season, Nashville Predators center Steven Stamkos is on the verge of scoring his 600th career goal.
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New Leadership Has Ducks Fans Thinking 7-Year Playoff Drought Might End
In the offseason, Anaheim hired head coach Joel Quenneville, who has the second-most wins in NHL history.
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Lightning’s Coach Cooper Closing in on Career NHL Game 1,000
Coaching in his 14th season for the Tampa Bay Lightning, and Jon Cooper will make hockey history in eight more games behind the bench.
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NHL Stars Set to Shine on Olympic Ice for the First Time Since 2014
At least one player from each NHL team will participate as a dozen countries compete in Italy. But don’t look for Russians.
|
Netflix Documentary ‘Miracle: The Boys of ‘80’ Details USA Olympic Hockey Tale
After Team USA captured the gold medal in 1980 in men’s hockey at the Winter Olympics, 13 of the Americans would play in the NHL.
|
Patrick Kane Becomes the All-Time Leading American Point Scorer in NHL History
Kane, 37, recorded his 1,375th point to surpass Mike Modano’s mark, which had stood since 2011
|
NFL Buccaneers Hand Off Stadium to NHL Lightning; Tampa Bay Prepares for First Outdoor Game
If all goes to plan, the NHL expects to have the rink built in four days. Making the ice ready for the game should take seven days.
|
Pastrnak’s Scoring, New Coach Put Retooled Bruins on Path to Postseason Return
Boston finished last in its division last year, but rookie coach Marco Sturm has the team headed for a wild-card berth, with the help of his star right wing.
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Lightning Brings 11-Game Winning Streak to St. Louis, Could Break Franchise Record on Friday
A victory against the St. Louis Blues on Friday would be a franchise-best 12 consecutive wins this season for the Tampa Bay Lightning.
|
Trump Hosts 2025 Stanley Cup Champions Florida Panthers
The Panthers defeated the Edmonton Oilers in six games for their second straight Stanley Cup title.
|
Devils Player Recalls NHL Dynasty 30 Years After Winning First Stanley Cup Championship
The New Jersey Devils won a franchise-first NHL Stanley Cup championship on June 24, 1995—sweeping the Detroit Red Wings in four games.
|
Sabres’ Ruff Notches 1,900th NHL Regular-Season Game as Coach
Buffalo Sabres’ Lindy Ruff is one of only three coaches in NHL history to reach 1,900 regular-season games behind the bench.
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After Carolina’s 4-Game Winning Streak, Hurricanes Top NHL Metropolitan Division
Now in their 28th NHL season, the Carolina Hurricanes have won the Stanley Cup championship once. In 2006, Carolina defeated Edmonton in seven games.
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NHL Mammoth Making Strides in 2nd Year After Relocation From Arizona
In only their second NHL season skating in Salt Lake City, the Utah Mammoth are averaging 12,478 fans at home games at Delta Center.
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Panthers’ Petry Caps Milestone Season With Winter Classic Debut
After his 1,000th career NHL game in November, Florida Panthers defenseman Jeff Petry is participating in the first-ever Winter Classic in the Sunshine State.
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Miami Hosts NHL’s Outdoor ‘Winter Classic’ on Jan. 2
The Florida Panthers play the New York Rangers at LoanDepot Park on Jan. 2.
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The NHL Winter Classic Heads to the Sunshine State as Florida Hosts its First-Ever Outdoor Game
The Florida Panthers will face the New York Rangers in the 2026 NHL Winter Classic on Friday in Miami.
|
Maple Leafs’ Unexpected Woes Have Fan Base Baffled
Having last won the Stanley Cup in 1967, the Toronto Maple Leafs have the longest drought in the NHL championships.
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Sabres’ Performance Offers Hope to End Record NHL Playoff Drought
For the past 14 NHL seasons, the Atlantic Division Buffalo Sabres haven’t qualified for Stanley Cup postseason participation—a league record.
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Predators’ Stamkos Knocking on NHL History’s Door; Approaching 600th Career Goal
Now in his 18th NHL season, Nashville Predators center Steven Stamkos is on the verge of scoring his 600th career goal.
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New Leadership Has Ducks Fans Thinking 7-Year Playoff Drought Might End
In the offseason, Anaheim hired head coach Joel Quenneville, who has the second-most wins in NHL history.
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Lightning’s Coach Cooper Closing in on Career NHL Game 1,000
Coaching in his 14th season for the Tampa Bay Lightning, and Jon Cooper will make hockey history in eight more games behind the bench.
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