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Alexandar Georgiev bounces back, helps Avalanche shut down Red Wings
DETROIT — The Colorado Avalanche need better play from Alexandar Georgiev in the bigger picture of the 2024-25 season, but the guys in front of their beleaguered goaltender really needed him to deliver Saturday night.
And he did.
Behind a strong effort from Georgiev and a much-needed power-play goal from the top unit, the Avalanche gutted ...Read more
Sharks coach Ryan Warsofsky blunt after loss to Panthers: 'I think at times we play in fear'
The momentum the San Jose Sharks possessed at the start of this six-game road trip now seems like a distant memory.
The Sharks, after a turnover in their zone, allowed a goal to Matthew Tkachuk just 23 seconds into the first period and struggled to create many quality scoring chances at the other end in a 3-1 loss to the Florida Panthers on ...Read more
Wild's hot streak hits snag with 4-1 loss to Kings
LOS ANGELES – No one has stumped the Wild like the Kings have.
After handing the Wild their most lopsided loss earlier in the season, Los Angeles delivered another blow on Saturday night by cooling the Wild, 4-1, at Crypto.com Arena to end their season-long five-game win streak.
This was only the fifth regulation loss for the Wild (18-5-4), ...Read more
Paul Sullivan: Blackhawks fall flat in Anders Sorensen's coaching debut, losing to the Jets 4-2
CHICAGO — Anders Sorensen had no idea this week he was going to become the next coach of the Chicago Blackhawks.
“No warning, blitzed,” he said Saturday before his debut against the Winnipeg Jets.
Sorensen saw his dream come true Saturday as he took his perch behind the Hawks bench in his first game as interim coach since replacing Luke ...Read more
Penguins come through in the clutch, beat Maple Leafs on Michael Bunting's game winner
PITTSBURGH — The Penguins, by most measures, have been a lousy third-period team all season.
They have blown a bunch of leads. They had allowed the most goals in the NHL in the final frame entering Saturday’s game against the Toronto Maple Leafs at PPG Paints Arena. And only the New York Islanders had a worse goal differential in that ...Read more
Bruins storm back to beat Flyers, 4-3 in OT
BOSTON — The Bruins wiped out a two-goal third-period deficit with a spirited comeback and then Pavel Zacha scored his second overtime winner in a week, lifting the B’s over the Flyers, 4-3, on Saturday at TD Garden.
Zacha and David Pastrnak battled to maintain control of the puck along the boards before Pastrnak went around the net and fed...Read more
Bodycam video shows 'freaked out' driver moments after the crash that killed the Gaudreau brothers
PHILADELPHIA — The New Jersey driver charged with hitting and killing National Hockey League hockey star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother, Matthew, struggled to perform a field sobriety test and told officers he was “freaked out” by the situation, according to newly released bodycam footage.
The footage, obtained though an open-records ...Read more
Wild remain tops in NHL with 5-1 victory over the Ducks
ANAHEIM, Calif. – The Wild keep losing players but not games.
Relying on their most patchwork lineup to date with four regulars missing, they creamed the Ducks 5-1 on Friday night at Honda Center to win five in a row for the first time this season and remain atop the NHL with 40 points (18-4-4).
This is the Wild’s longest streak since they...Read more
Knights take playoff rematch with Stars in captain's return
LAS VEGAS — The Golden Knights’ elite power play was anything but when Mark Stone was out of the lineup.
The man advantage cooled off from its 33 percent clip in the first 13 games of the season. The Knights still hold a top-10 power play, but it hadn’t clicked.
So, of course the power-play magic would reappear once the Knights’ ...Read more
Penguins again fail to sustain momentum after scoring and fall to Rangers
NEW YORK — In their last game, the Penguins blew a three-goal lead to the Florida Panthers before rallying in overtime. There was no massive outburst Friday against the Rangers. The damage was much more subtle.
There was also no comeback, the result of the Penguins’ inability to sustain momentum.
New York scored goals 1:09 and 1:23 after ...Read more
Andre Burakovsky scores in return to lineup, but Kraken fall to Devils
The healthy scratch bounce-back trend continued for the Kraken, but two unlucky caroms cost them in a 3-2 road loss Friday night against the New Jersey Devils.
Seattle winger Andre Burakovsky, scratched the first two games of the current four-game road trip, scored 10:16 into the game. He hesitated, split New Jersey defensemen Brett Pesce and ...Read more
'A new voice was needed.' Blackhawks GM on firing coach Luke Richardson -- and moving on with Anders Sorensen.
CHICAGO — A day after Kyle Davidson fired Luke Richardson — his first head coaching hire — the Chicago Blackhawks general manager said he made the decision because “some of the realistic expectations that we had coming into the year just were not met.”
Davidson appointed Rockford Ice Hogs coach Anders Sorensen as interim coach of the ...Read more
CTE study of 77 dead hockey players: Risk for brain disease increased with each year played
BOSTON — Another CTE study is exposing the dangers of repetitive head impacts for athletes.
The largest study ever of CTE in dead hockey players found that the odds of having chronic traumatic encephalopathy significantly increased with longer careers.
The Boston University CTE Center study of 77 dead male ice hockey players showed that the ...Read more
Ex-Golden Knights goalie Robin Lehner goes off grid as massive bankruptcy case grinds on
LAS VEGAS — Robin Lehner’s whereabouts remain unknown amid the former Golden Knights goalie’s bankruptcy case, attorneys allege.
Lehner hasn’t interacted with his now former attorney for a prolonged period, according to a court filing by Ryan Andersen, of Andersen Beede Weisenmiller, an attorney representing the trustee in a bankruptcy ...Read more
Blues beat Flames in overtime to improve to 4-0-1 under Jim Montgomery
CALGARY, Alberta — Sometimes, it's about survival.
In an eventual 4-3 Blues overtime win over the Flames on Thursday night, St. Louis lived through a third period in which they were outshot 15-4, before Colton Parayko won the game for St. Louis with 2:35 remaining in overtime.
Parayko stuffed home a Robert Thomas rebound inside the crease, ...Read more
That's more like it: Hurricanes brush off shaky start, escape Avalanche to cap homestand
RALEIGH, N.C. — Carolina Hurricanes forward Seth Jarvis said he was choked up Wednesday when he called to tell his mom he had been picked for Team Canada in the 4 Nations Face-Off.
A day later, the winger looked the part of someone who belonged with the best.
Jarvis, energetic and constantly in motion, had a power-play goal, received a cut ...Read more
Michigan native Josh Norris nets two goals, lifts Senators to 2-1 win over Red Wings
Traction has been a popular word around the Red Wings lately.
The Wings can't put together any win streak or bunch some victories around a singular loss. Positive momentum, positive traction.
Oxford, Mich., native Josh Norris made sure the Wings didn't gain any Thursday in Ottawa.
Norris scored two goals, including the game winner with 41.6 ...Read more
Kraken defenseman Vince Dunn shines in 5-2 win over Islanders
Kraken defenseman Vince Dunn looks to be settling into form after missing nearly a month and a half due to injury.
He had a goal and two assists during a 5-2 victory Thursday against the New York Islanders as the Kraken moved to 2-0 to start the road trip.
It wasn’t without a scare. With 8:03 left in the game, goaltender Joey Daccord’s ...Read more
Flyers allow two late goals in high-scoring loss to Panthers
PHILADELPHIA — After squeezing 25 games in 50 days, the Flyers finally had more than a day or two between games before a Thursday night matchup with the Florida Panthers.
Rest is always welcomed, but maybe it came at the wrong time for a team that was rolling. The Flyers entered the night on a five-game point streak, including straight three ...Read more
Rebuilding Sharks routed by Lightning, show they're still capable of a stinker
The San Jose Sharks’ recent success exemplified how far they’ve come this season.
The Sharks’ lopsided loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning on Thursday showed how much they still need to improve.
Looking listless from the start, the Sharks allowed five goals in the first period and never recovered in an unsightly 8-1 loss to the Lightning at ...Read more
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