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Hagel sets outdoor record with goal 11 seconds in
Lightning winger Brandon Hagel scored 11 seconds into his team's Stadium Series game against the Bruins at Raymond James Stadium on Sunday, the fastest anyone has scored in an NHL outdoor game.
Chuck Lefley, 2-time Cup champion, dies at 76
Chuck Lefley, a two-time Stanley Cup champion center with the Montreal Canadiens who also played for the St. Louis Blues, has died at the age of 76.
Kane passes Modano, sets U.S.-born points mark
Patrick Kane passed Mike Modano on Thursday night to become the highest-scoring U.S.-born player in NHL history.
Pens' Letang (broken foot) out at least 4 weeks
Penguins defenseman Kris Letang will miss at least four weeks after suffering a broken foot, the team said Saturday.
Canes score 3 in final 1:59 to shock Mammoth
With three late goals, the Hurricanes became the first team in more than 30 years and third overall to rally from two goals down in the final two minutes to win in regulation, beating the Mammoth, 5-4.
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📈 Ranking the top 50 players in the Olympics
As 12 teams face off for gold in Milan Cortina, here are the players who will have the biggest impact.
Hagel sets outdoor record with goal 11 seconds in
Lightning winger Brandon Hagel scored 11 seconds into his team's Stadium Series game against the Bruins at Raymond James Stadium on Sunday, the fastest anyone has scored in an NHL outdoor game.
Chuck Lefley, 2-time Cup champion, dies at 76
Chuck Lefley, a two-time Stanley Cup champion center with the Montreal Canadiens who also played for the St. Louis Blues, has died at the age of 76.
Kane passes Modano, sets U.S.-born points mark
Patrick Kane passed Mike Modano on Thursday night to become the highest-scoring U.S.-born player in NHL history.
Pens' Letang (broken foot) out at least 4 weeks
Penguins defenseman Kris Letang will miss at least four weeks after suffering a broken foot, the team said Saturday.
Canes score 3 in final 1:59 to shock Mammoth
With three late goals, the Hurricanes became the first team in more than 30 years and third overall to rally from two goals down in the final two minutes to win in regulation, beating the Mammoth, 5-4.
As 12 teams face off for gold in Milan Cortina, here are the players who will have the biggest impact.