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Blaisdell Leads Team Canada West to Second Win - C

Blaisdell Leads Team Canada West to Second Win - Chilliwack Chiefs

Austin Wong (Cochrane, Alta./Okotoks, AJHL) and Harrison Blaisdell (Abbotsford, B.C./Chilliwack, BCHL) scored two goals apiece, and Canada West used a four-goal second period to earn a 6-1 win over Canada East on Monday night at the 2018 World Junior A Challenge. The game marked the first ever all-Canadian match-up in the preliminary round; West continues to […]
Zack Smith has to practice with a cage, so he’s
Zack Smith has to practice with a cage, so he’s wearing his name on his helmet like a novice
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Kariya having jersey retired by Ducks 'far beyond

Ducks' First Ever Draft Pick Paul Kariya Honoured In Anaheim.

ANAHEIM -- Paul Kariya had his No. 9 jersey retired by the Anaheim Ducks before their game against the Buffalo Sabres at Honda Center on Sunday."I would say it's a dream come true, but it's far beyond any dream that I ever had," Kariya said.
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NHL All-Star Game Blog: Pacific takes 2020 crown,
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@sportsa · Ice Hockey · 5:23am - 26 Jan 2020

Team Pacific takes the title and Hughes takes some praises

With all three matches in the books, the Pacific Division has emerged as the winner of the 2020 NHL All-Star Game. Relive all the top moments from all three tilts with our NHL All-Star Game Blog.
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'Hockey at its best': Flames-Rangers bout provides

'Hockey at its best': Flames-Rangers bout provides fans with performance to remember

As the NHL regular season resumed following the All-Star break, the Calgary Flames and New York Rangers took it upon themselves to provide fans with a performance they won't soon forget. Here is the some of the best reaction to the massive hit-, spirited tilt-, and dazzling goal-ladened contest.
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The Greatest NHL Player from Each Canadian Provinc

The Greatest NHL Player from Each Canadian Province

Tuesday's announcement that Rogers Communications is prepared to invest $5.2 billion to broadcast NHL hockey in Canada over the next 12 years confirms what most already know: The nation is crazy for hockey...