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Team Europe will do anything to win – even lie to itself
Sep 27, 2016
Europe could pack it in after its best effort couldn't trump Canada's weakest in Game 1 of the World Cup final. But Ralph Krueger's troops aren't quitting.
Read MoreEurope could pack it in after its best effort couldn't trump Canada's weakest in Game 1 of the World Cup final. But Ralph Krueger's troops aren't quitting.
Read MoreEurope could pack it in after its best effort couldn't trump Canada's weakest in Game 1 of the World Cup final. But Ralph Krueger's troops aren't quitting.
Read MoreTeam Canada played arguably its worst best-on-best game since the 2006 Olympics and still came out on top by a comfortable margin. It won't happen again.
Read MoreCanada dominated in spurts, and the spotty effort was good enough to hold off the Euros in Game 1 of the World Cup final.
Read MoreThe Los Angeles Kings were hoping this season could be a rebound year for Marian Gaborik, but instead the veteran winger is starting his season on the shelf after suffering a foot injury at the World Cup.
Read MoreNeed a comprehensive cheat sheet for your upcoming fantasy hockey draft? THN has you covered with player rankings for the 2016-17 season.
Read MoreWho are the best long-term investments in keeper and dynasty fantasy leagues? Matt Larkin ranks the top 30 players at each position.
Read MoreWhich players are steals at their current average draft positions in fantasy hockey pools? Matt Larkin identifies his favorite 10.
Read MoreWhich players will cost a pretty penny at the draft table and burn you with subpar production relative to expectations? Matt Larkin identifies 10 to avoid.
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The history of the World and Canada Cup tournament is filled with surprising round robin results that ended up getting flipped, so don't worry just yet. Unless you're Team USA.
Read MoreWe're recognizing titles that aren't quite as well-remembered as NHL 94, so here are five more hockey games that you may or may not remember from distant days long past.
Read MoreEveryone knows the NHL and Blades of Steel series, but here are five hockey titles that you may or may not remember from the old days of arcade, computer and console action.
Read MoreIn honor of the 25th anniversary of the 1991 Canada Cup, let's refresh our memories by looking back at five of the biggest stories.
Read MoreTeams like the Bruins, Coyotes, Rangers, and Oilers will make offers for Jets defenseman Jacob Trouba. Here's a look at who the front runners are.
Read MoreIf the Rangers and Blues are still interested in a Nash-for-Shattenkirk trade, the Blues may have found a way to fit Nash's salary on to their books.
Read MoreThe Canadiens could continue to shuffle their blueline by moving out Nathan Beaulieu for help on the left wing, while the Islanders are in a tough position with restricted free agent Ryan Strome still unsigned before the team-imposed deadline.
Read MoreThe Penguins and Red Wings have capable goaltending duos, but the younger goaltenders are ready to take over for their veteran counterparts. Meanwhile, the Lightning have to decide how to proceed with free agent-to-be Ben Bishop.
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It's the 2016-17 edition of The Hockey News' annual Yearbook, your essential guide to the upcoming NHL season. We've got full breakdowns and predictions for all 30 teams (plus our picks for the Stanley Cup), features on the game's biggest stars and much more.SPECIAL ISSUES
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We answer three key questions for each NHL club, plus projected line combos and predicted finish. Also, in-depth features on the Tyler Seguin, Steve Yzerman, Taylor Hall and much, much more.LATEST ISSUE
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