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Stanley Cup Finals a Tale of Disparate Hockey Markets

The New York Times - 2 Jun 2015 13:00
Stanley Cup Finals a Tale of Disparate Hockey Markets The showdown between the Chicago Blackhawks, an Original Six member, and the Tampa Bay Lightning, a hockey power in sunny Florida, has the makings of a high-octane series.
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Everything is falling into place for Lightning's Ryan Callahan
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Hurting Hawks Kruger, Bickell ready for Game 1
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Stanley Cup finals: All about the numbers
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Uni Watch: Blackhawks and Lightning matchup is a battle of contrasts
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The Pittsburgh Penguins are hopeful to learn by the end of the month if forward Pascal Dupuis can continue his NHL career after being sidelined with a blood clot this season, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported Monday. ...
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Devils Hire John Hynes as New Coach

The New York Times - 2 Jun 2015 22:32
Devils Hire John Hynes as New Coach Hynes, most recently the coach of the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins of the American Hockey League, was introduced as the Devils' 17th head coach on Tuesday.
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Stanley Cup finals roundtable: strengths, weaknesses, heroes

Sports Illustrated - 2 Jun 2015 22:30
Stanley Cup finals roundtable: strengths, weaknesses, heroes Blackhawks vs. Lightning: their strengths and weaknesses, surprise heroes, and SI.com writers' picks to win the Stanley Cup.
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Blackhawks vs. Lightning: Will experience be a key factor in Stanley Cup finals? On SI Now, Sports Illustrated staff writer Brian Hamilton explains why the Tampa Bay Lightning are at a disadvantage against a Chicago Blackhawks...
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Rangers' Skapski (hip surgery) out 4-5 months
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How the 2015 Stanley Cup finalist Chicago Blackhawks were built Chicago Blackhawks timeline graphic: the trades, free agents, draft picks and hirings that built the 2015 Stanley Cup finalists.
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NEW YORK, N.Y. - New York Rangers goaltender Mackenzie Skapski has had hip surgery and is expected to be sidelined four to five months. The Rangers announced Tuesday that Skapski had surgery to repair a labral tear in hi...
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NEWARK, N.J. -- Ray Shero and John Hynes are familiar with each other from their time in the Pittsburgh Penguins organization. They will now get a chance to work together again with the New Jersey Devils. Hynes was hired...
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Devils makes Hynes, 40, youngest coach in NHL
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Devils tap Penguins' AHL coach pipeline for solid new bench boss John Hynes, the New Jersey Devils' solid new coach, is the latest NHL bench boss to graduate from AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton.
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Odds makers already dubbed the Chicago Blackhawks as the favorites to win the 2015 Stanley Cup over the Tampa Bay Lightning, and media experts from around the country agree.
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NEWARK, N.J. - John Hynes has been hired as coach of the New Jersey Devils, becoming the youngest coach in the NHL at 40 years old. General manager Ray Shero announced the hiring on Tuesday, saying the Devils would be a ...
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New York Rangers goalie Mackenzie Skapski had arthroscopic surgery to repair a labral tear in his right hip Tuesday at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City, the Rangers announced. Skapski is expected to be s...
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SI Vault: Jonathan 'Captain Serious' Toews a grimly gritty leader at 21 At 21 Jonathan Toews had the skill, grit and determined demeanor to lead the Blackhawks to the Stanley Cup: a 2009 Sports Illustrated feature by Michael Farber.
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Former Ranger Brad Richards Rediscovers Postseason Success

The New York Times - 2 Jun 2015 05:14
Former Ranger Brad Richards Rediscovers Postseason Success Richards, who signed a one-year, $2 million deal with Chicago, has played a starring role as the No. 2 center on a team set to begin the Stanley Cup finals Wednesday against the Tampa Bay Lightning.
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Veteran defensemen Sergei Gonchar and Marek Zidlicky each would like to play in the NHL for at least one more season. "Had a meeting with Marek Zidlicky over the weekend," agent Allan Walsh tweeted Monday. "He is 100 per...
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Lots of Ailments but No Excuses From Rangers

The New York Times - 2 Jun 2015 05:01
Lots of Ailments but No Excuses From Rangers Amid the usual "next year will be better" chatter, the Rangers are grateful there will be a next year for Mats Zuccarello, who was lost after being struck by a shot early in the playoffs.
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