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As the Pittsburgh Penguins embark on an offseason that figures to include significant changes, coach Dan Bylsma insists the goalie position won't be one of them.

The Kings got back to the Western finals, but fell in overtime to the 'Hawks. It wasn't a repeat, but Allan Muir explains L.A. has the pieces in place to contend again next year.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - As the Pittsburgh Penguins embark on an off-season that figures to include significant changes, coach Dan Bylsma insists the goalie position won't be one of them. Bylsma called Marc-Andre Fleury "a fran...

BOSTON - Tuukka Rask knew how potent the Penguins offence was. He also knew he could shut them out. "Every game starts with zero," the Bruins poised goalie said, "so you have a chance." And two games ended with a zero fo...

The clash between the Chicago Blackhawks and Boston Bruins in the Stanley Cup finals will mean a lot for history buffs -- these two haven't met in the finals since 1979. But make no mistake, both teams are built for the ...

The Hall of Fame Islaners defenseman talks about the memorable moments and players from his career. -

The Chicago Blackhawks have joined the Boston Bruins in the Stanley Cup finals, featuring Original Six NHL franchises for the first time since 1979.

The Chicago Blackhawks have joined the Boston Bruins in the Stanley Cup finals, featuring Original Six NHL franchises for the first time since 1979.

It had to end this way, with a moment meant for the cover of a media guide or framed on a wall.

Bring on the Bruins.

Saturday morning Kings coach Darryl Sutter gave Mike Richards a 50-50 chance to play in Game 5 of the Western Conference finals.

CHICAGO - There's no trophy for trying, but the Kings' Stanley Cup defense certainly didn't end with a whimper.

CHICAGO - There's no trophy for trying, but the Kings' Stanley Cup defense certainly didn't end with a whimper.

Duncan Keith was asked Saturday morning if he gleaned anything from being a spectator for the last game against the Kings, sitting out a suspension but perhaps absorbing some keys to exploit for Game 5.

Maybe three minutes into the game that could send the Blackhawks to the Stanley Cup Finals again, there was Patrick Kane at the blue line, hacking away at the ice, looking for the puck, looking to get noticed by everyone...

CHICAGO - Bring on the Bruins.

Patrick Kane's third goal of the game in the second overtime of Game 5 of the Western Conference finals on Saturday night lifted the Blackhawks over the Kings 4-3 and into the Stanley Cup Final against the Boston Bruins.

Patrick Kane regained his goal-scoring mojo while helping the Hawks eliminate L.A.

The Bruins had just knocked off the top-seeded Penguins in the Eastern Conference finals in shocking fashion, inducing a collapse of one of the league's best offenses on the way to a series sweep.

Patrick Kane scored his third goal of the game 11:40 into the second overtime period and the Chicago Blackhawks beat the defending champion Los Angeles Kings 4-3 to advance to the Stanley Cup finals on Saturday night.

CHICAGO (AP) Patrick Kane skated toward the middle of the ice, dropped to his knees and pumped his right arm, surrounded by a sea of red jumping up and down in waves.

The Los Angeles Kings kept playing through a slew of injuries. They kept coming when the Chicago Blackhawks jumped out to an early lead, and they tried everything to force another home game in the Western Conference fina...