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 Wild axe coach Todd Richards
Minnesota misses the NHL playoffs for third straight year and becomes the third team in recent days to make a coaching move.
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 NHL gets prospects to try out potential rule changes
The NHL is experimenting with potential changes to the game with simulated games played by prospects before an audience of GMs and league executives.
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 Flyers' Chris Pronger unsure when he'll return after minor knee surgery
Chris Pronger has an idea about how to let Flyers fans know when he'll return from knee surgery.
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 Hockey player Mandi Schwartz faces cancer battle setback
Saskatchewan hockey player Mandi Schwartz has suffered a setback in her fight against leukemia.
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 Guy Lafleur acquitted of giving conflicting testimonyMontreal Canadiens legend Guy Lafleur has been unanimously acquitted by the Quebec Court of Appeal of giving contradictory testimony at his son's bail hearing.
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 What's worth more, Tomas Kaberle or 3 zebras?"If I made the offers which teams gave us public, it would be unanimous in the GTA that we should have kept Tomas Kaberle. Not close to unanimous. Not overwhelming. Unanimous."
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 Tyler Seguin signs with Bruins
Tyler Seguin, drafted No. 2 by the Bruins with a pick they got for Phil Kessel, will likely shift to the wing.
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 Blackhawks have Stanley Cup and booming fan base, but no profits
The Blackhawks wrapped up last hockey season with packed houses, great TV ratings and the Stanley Cup. But financially, the team was a loser.
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 Key NHL free agents on the marketHere are some of the top free agents available this summer.
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 NHL free agents feeling the salary cap squeeze
The effect of the salary cap has come home to roost for the 75 unrestricted free agents remaining on the open market.
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 Leafs' Mike Komisarek says his shoulder is healed
At Leafs promotional events this week, Mike Komisarek says he's ready for training camp, Kris Versteeg reveals his on-line Stanley Cup rap song and Colby Armstrong discusses Ilya Kovalchuk.
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 Versteeg and Armstrong just happy to be Leafs
Kris Versteeg and Colby Armstrong got a taste of what it means to be Maple Leafs Tuesday night.
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 Kovalchuk, Devils get comfortableThe day after agreeing to a 17-year, $102 million deal, Ilya Kovalchuk and Lou Lamoriello explain why.
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 NHL players' union 'evaluating options' after Kovalchuk deal rejectedIlya Kovalchuk's record-setting 17-year, $102 million contract is officially rejected by the NHL. The next move is up to the players' union.
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 How long-term deals lower a team's salary cap hitThe structure of NHL contracts began to change when someone figured out that if you add low dollar figures at the end of a deal, it reduces the average salary.
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 Kovalchuk contract violated bargaining agreement, says NHL
Now that the NHL has rejected the $102 million, 17-year contract, the Devils may re-work it or the players' union may grieve the matter.
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 NHL rejects Kovalchuk's deal as end-run around salary cap
A source has told the Star that the NHL has rejected Ilya Kovalchuk's 17-year, $102 million contract with the New Jersey Devils "on the grounds that it constitutes a circumvention of the salary cap."
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 NHL rejects Ilya Kovalchuk's deal with Devils
NHL rejects contract because it circumvents the league's salary cap.
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 It's lefty Canucks vs. U.S. rightiesCanadians are typically considered a little more left than their often conservative American neighbours.
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 Summit Series hero Paul Henderson battling leukemia
One of the most popular figures in Canadian hockey history is battling cancer.
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 Trio of European hockey stars hopes to skate into golden sunsetPeter Forsberg didn't mince words. "No," he said firmly when asked whether he could still do the things he used to when many ranked him as the world's best player.
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 Meghan Agosta the new face of Canadian women's hockey
There are three roads into the tiny hamlet of Ruthven in southwestern Ontario. Whichever you take, you can't arrive without knowing you're at the home of hockey Olympian Meghan Agosta.
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 Cox: Sidney Crosby linemates create a puzzle
So far, Steve Yzerman has only one regret. "The weather is fantastic," he said Friday. "I wish I'd brought my golf clubs."
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