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On Wednesday night, The Tonight Show's Jimmy Fallon handed out some NHL Awards and had BRuins and Penguins players in his crosshairs. Check out the segment and let us know what you think. More
The Tampa Bay Lightning were thoroughly schooled by the Montreal Canadiens in their first-round sweep. But if they take those lessons learned, then success will surely come for the young and talented Bolts.
When Long Beach native Matt Nieto scored for the Sharks in Los Angeles last night, his father was there to witness it. His mother, who got him involved in hockey at age 2, couldn't attend because of cancer treatments.
There is a lot of blame to go around for the fact the Kings are down 3-0 to the San Jose Sharks, but the only thing the Kings can change now is their goaltender, plus Steven Stamkos's chances of playing in the World Championship.
THN's rumor roundup for today takes a look at the news floating around the Washington Capitals and stars such as Alex Ovechkin, Mike Green, Mikhail Grabovski and Dustin Penner.
Boston's Brad Marchand and the Rangers' Dan Carcillo are two of the NHL's premier agitators – and although their antics Tuesday angered some, the color they bring to the playoffs is welcome.
When Kari Lehtonen was traded away from the Atlanta Thrashers in 2010, he was regarded as injury-prone and unreliable as a starter. But he's been much better in Dallas and now, on the playoff stage, can earn a new reputation.
The Hockey Night in Canada host apologized for dredging up Francois Charron's ethnicity in the Montreal series, but MacLean should have examined a different factor in the controversy.
Who says the Sharks veterans don't step it up in the clutch? Patrick Marleau built on his playoff overtime magic to give San Jose a Game 3 win and an insurmountable 3-0 series lead.
Why this year's Boston Bruins team has extra motivation to add another ring; an oral history with the members of the 1994 N.Y. Rangers on the 20th anniversary of their epic Cup run; and what really happened with Terry Trafford, the 20-year-old OHL who tragically took his own life.
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The annual Future Watch issue taps into the expertise of a panel of 17 NHL scouts and GMs to determine the top 75 drafted prospects in the game and ranks the 30 NHL teams on the depth of their development systems. For hockey fans interested in what's next in each team's pipeline of talent, Future Watch is a unique and much-anticipated system report.
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