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Which injuries will have the biggest impact on the Olympic hockey tournament?
Leo Carlsson, Brayden Point and Seth Jones are among those ailing ahead of Milan Cortina.[read more]
'Obviously, we would have a great team': What Russian NHLers are saying about missing the Olympics
Russia is suspended from international competition due to the war in Ukraine, sidelining many who'd otherwise be playing.[read more]
👀 What players are saying about Olympic ice rink
While the rink won't be perfect, there's also an overwhelming sentiment shared by all stakeholders: The men's Olympic hockey tournament will go on.[read more]
Girard issued PWHL-record 4-game suspension
The Professional Women's Hockey League issued the harshest suspension in its three-year history on Monday by banning Sirens forward Taylor Girard for four games.[read more]
Knights GM: Adding Andersson before break key
Golden Knights general manager Kelly McCrimmon said it was imperative to acquire defenseman Rasmus Andersson before the Olympic break.[read more]
Avalanche hold out Nichushkin after car accident
Valeri Nichushkin was involved in a car accident on his way to the rink Monday and was held out of the Avalanche's 5-2 victory over Washington as a precaution.[read more]
Tkachuk makes return in Panthers' loss to Sharks
Matthew Tkachuk is back in the Panthers lineup for Monday's game against the Sharks after being sidelined the entire season following offseason core surgery.[read more]
Sharks acquire winger Sherwood from Canucks
The Sharks have acquired forward Kiefer Sherwood from the Canucks.[read more]
Sharks roll as goalies engage in rare fisticuffs
A goalie fight broke out with 14 minutes left in a game Monday night between the Panthers and Sharks that had become increasingly chippy with post-whistle pushing and shoving.[read more]
Toews gets rousing ovation in return to Chicago
Jonathan Toews returned to Chicago on Monday night with his hometown Jets, but it was clear that his first NHL city still counts him as one of its own.[read more]

