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Location American Hockey News for 8 April 2019
Connor McDavid feared the worst when he crashed into the net and limped off the ice during Edmonton's season finale Saturday night.
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Avalanche All-Star forward Mikko Rantanen could be back for Colorado's first-round playoff series. He's been sidelined since suffering a lower-body injury on March 21.
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Red Wings head coach Jeff Blashill will lead the U.S. men's team at the world hockey championship next month in Slovakia.
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Minnesota forward J.T. Brown apologized to the team, family and fans after his arrest on suspicion of public drunkenness hours before the Wild finale.
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Minnesota forward J.T. Brown apologized to the team, family and fans after his arrest on suspicion of public intoxication hours before the Wild's finale.
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After 'Draining' Season, Henrik Lundqvist Tries to Regroup

The New York Times - 8 Apr 2019 18:47
After 'Draining' Season, Henrik Lundqvist Tries to Regroup The Rangers' longtime goalie endured the worst season of his career, failing to reach 20 wins and finishing with a losing record.
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With the Stanley Cup playoffs set to begin Wednesday, the Tampa Bay Lightning are the odds-on favorites to capture the title.
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Traditional fantasy hockey leagues are all finished up for the season, but fantasy pools for the NHL playoffs are just kicking into action. Our experts suggest the best strategy to follow and which players to take a look...
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The Lightning are the heavy Stanley Cup favorites at 2-1, but do they offer the greatest betting value? We rank the playoff teams by that value here.
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Which team has the best unit up front? We put them in tiers and rank them 1-16 here, led unsurprisingly by the Tampa Bay Lightning.
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