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SAN JOSE, Calif. – A Sharks team that has had almost everything go wrong for it at home this season endured more heartbreak on Monday.

SEATTLE — Facing the league’s hottest team Monday afternoon, the Lightning continued to shore up their defensive game.

After an embarrassing 8-5 loss Saturday and an off-day Sunday spent learning lessons from the NFL playoffs, Hawks coach Luke Richardson liked the collective grumpiness he sensed before an intense practice Monday.

DENVER — It would have sounded ludicrous as recently as four days ago to credit the 2022-23 Avalanche with a feat of dominance equally impressive as the previous year’s team.

Sixteen St. Ignatius JV players were hurt in a bus crash in November. On Sunday, three sidelined players joined fans, a Good Samaritan and first-responders at Fifth Third Arena.

Vegas Golden Knights goalie Robin Lehner has filed for bankruptcy in Nevada

BOSTON — The Philadelphia Flyers had won seven of eight games, beating some good teams in the process, and were starting to have designs on a wild card spot.

The Florida Panthers — in part out of necessity, in part due to performance — have been riding Sergei Bobrovsky in net for the better part of the past month and a half.

#Chiefs HC Andy Reid's win-loss record after the bye week is well-documented, but what makes his teams so successful? He says it's all about balance.

The Hawks rank 32nd in even-strength offense, 29th in even-strength defense and and 27th in special teams.

NEW YORK — Cole Caufield’s goal at 8:56 of the third period gave the visiting Montreal Canadiens, playing their second game in New York in less than 24 hours after their loss to the Islanders Saturday night, a stunning 2-1 victory over Rangers at Madison Square Garden Sunday.