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He doesn’t yet have his Golden Goal or Game 7 winner, but Alex Ovechkin has become the NHL’s most clutch scorer. When the Washington Capitals need a tally, Ovechkin comes through. And he’s been doing it his whole career.
Alice Cooper is an Arizona Coyotes fan, classic rock legend and, now, the scariest man to ever appear on the mask of an NHL goaltender. For Coyotes retro night, Mike Smith’s mask will feature Cooper’s mug giving a wide-eyed stare. Spooky.
Alex Tanguay will play in his 1,000th game tonight and he’s had one of the most underrated careers in NHL history, racking up more than 200 goals and 800-plus points. Take a look at 10 of Tanguay’s best moments.
The NHL is on pace to have its lowest-scoring Art Ross Trophy winner since Beatlemania and with the season more than three-quarters complete, there is not a single player on pace to hit the 90-point mark. There has to be an advanced stat to explain all of this.
After a deadline where the Maple Leafs were expected to move out some of their high-priced players but failed to do so, it appears it will be a busy offseason in Toronto. It’s expected the Leafs will look at trade options for Dion Phaneuf, Phil Kessel, Tyler Bozak and Joffrey Lupul.
New York Islanders winger Matt Martin hasn’t been suspended in four years, but he could be facing a hearing following a knee-on-knee collision with Dallas Stars defenseman Trevor Daley. Daley will be out, “weeks,” according to coach Lindy Ruff.
Frederik Andersen won the 50th game of his career in his 68th career decision Wednesday night, tying the record set by Hall of Famer Bill Durnan. Andersen did it in style, too, robbing Erat with a ridiculous glove save.
One half of Vancouver's wonder twins broke a nice barrier Tuesday night, but as this season has proven, the Sedins still have a tough time garnering respect around the league.
It’s our annual Trade Deadline Preview, looking at who goes where and which teams need what at the NHL’s annual swap meet. Leading off is our in-depth examination of Phil Kessel. Is the “Coach Killer” label warranted?
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