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Blackhawks notes: Colin Blackwell has ‘more to give’ than he has shown so far

Blackwell’s lack of production — one goal and five points in 36 games (entering Thursday) — embarrasses him, but his efforts this month to get to dirtier areas of the ice have been noticeable.

Chicago Sun-Times

John Tortorella doubles down on his defense of Ivan Provorov’s decision to not wear a Pride Night jersey

PHILADELPHIA — Coach John Tortorella said on Thursday that he had spoken to defenseman Ivan Provorov “probably a week before the game” regarding his decision to not take part in warmups on Tuesday night to avoid wearing a Pride Night-themed jersey.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Ron DeSantis' crusade against "woke" NHL

The Florida governor thinks the NHL’s push for diversity is an example of “wokeness”

Salon

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Lightning’s Steven Stamkos reaches 500-goal mark in win over Canucks

VANCOUVER — Over the years, Lightning captain Steven Stamkos has learned to calmly anticipate milestone moments. When he was younger, he used to lose sleep over them. But as he got older, he realized stress doesn’t help the cause and each mark will be reached in due time.

Tribune News Service

Karlsson does it all as Sharks rally for stirring victory over Dallas Stars

SAN JOSE – Erik Karlsson helped the San Jose Sharks turn what was looking like just another loss on home ice into their most stirring victory of the season.

Tribune News Service

Alexandar Georgiev shines, Mikko Rantanen breaks another Joe Sakic record in Avalanche 4-1 win at Calgary

CALGARY, Alberta — Jared Bednar’s choice of goaltender the last three games was never meant to stir speculation about a competition, nor was it a show of distrust in his starter.

The Denver Post

Bruins pull away from Islanders, 4-1

The New York Islanders may be challenged offensively but their ability to defend can give the Bruins’ high-powered attack a little trouble at times. And for 20 minutes at UBS Arena on Wednesday, it did just that.

Boston Herald

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Penguins allow four power-play goals, fall in OT to Senators

KANATA, Ontario — The Penguins apparently felt their penalty kill, which has shown cracks the last three weeks, needed a lot of extra work Wednesday night.

Tribune News Service

Hurricanes goalie Frederik Andersen is back in net, finally, and worth the long wait

RALEIGH, N.C. — There was nothing unusual about seeing Frederik Andersen on the ice at PNC Arena on Wednesday morning for an entirely ordinary off-day practice. He’s been out there with his teammates since early December, working his way back from a knee injury.

Tribune News Service

Blackhawks find chemistry in Jack Johnson’s pairing with Connor Murphy

The Hawks have won four of five games since uniting the two Columbus residents. Along the way, Murphy has tried to learn from Johnson’s ability to shake off forecheckers before exiting the zone.

Chicago Sun-Times

NHL issues response after player refuses to wear LGBTQ+ jersey due to religious beliefs

Philadelphia Flyers star Ivan Provorov refused to wear the pride colours citing his religious beliefs as Russian Orthodox Christian with the National Hockey League issuing a response

Daily Mirror

Flyers’ Ivan Provorov declined to wear pregame Pride Night jerseys, citing religious beliefs

Ivan Provorov skipped Flyers pregame warmups, which featured Pride Night jerseys.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Solway Sharks juniors chosen to represent Great Britain under-18s

Cassie MacGregor is in the women's under-18 side with Kyle Carruth in the men's under-18s

Daily Record

Pegula, whose family owns Bills, honors Hamlin in Australia

Tennis player Jessica Pegula has Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin on her mind at the Australian Open — and his No. 3 on her outfit

The Independent UK

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The Philadelphia Inquirer

Ivan Provorov cited his Russian Orthodox faith in sitting out the Flyers’ Pride Night warmup. Here’s what that means.

PHILADELPHIA — When the Flyers took their pregame skate Tuesday before facing the Anaheim Ducks, one player was absent on the ice.

Chicago Sun-Times

Seth Jones’ late heroics lift Blackhawks past Sabres in overtime

Jones scored both the game-tying and game-winning goals, doubling his season goal total in a four-minute span, as the Hawks rallied for a 4-3 victory.

Tribune News Service

Red Wings lose third straight, 4-3 to Arizona in shootout

TEMPE, Ariz. — The Red Wings needed a victory Tuesday and the Arizona Coyotes did not oblige.

Tribune News Service

Back-to-back losses for weary Kraken as Oilers win 5-2

EDMONTON, Alberta — There was a feeling among the Kraken coming in that this latest road contest represented the unofficial ninth game of a trip that officially ended two contests ago.

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The Independent UK

Flyers D Provorov cites religion for boycott on Pride night

Philadelphia Flyers defenseman Ivan Provorov cited his Russian Orthodox religion as the reason he did not participate in pregame warmups when the team wore Pride-themed jerseys and used warmup sticks wrapped in rainbow Pride tape

Miami Herald

Panthers miss out on win (but get point) with 10 penalties, another blown lead in Toronto

The Florida Panthers survived 10 penalties and a penalty shot on the second night of a back-to-back set, and a near constant barrage from a Stanley Cup contender.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Kevin Hayes records a hat trick as the Flyers rebound against the Anaheim Ducks, 5-2

PHILADELPHIA — With offensively gifted, viral-goal-scoring Anaheim Ducks forward Trevor Zegras sitting on the visiting bench on Tuesday night at the Wells Fargo Center, center Morgan Frost issued a reminder that the Flyers boast some skill of their own.

Tribune News Service

Wild's physical second-period takeover stops Capitals, 4-2

WASHINGTON — Pucks weren't all the Wild sent to the crease.

Chicago Sun-Times

Alex Stalock’s second concussion is concerning, disheartening for Blackhawks

Stalock’s stellar goaltending and fun-loving personality were missed for seven weeks after his first concussion, and his terrible recent health luck continued with a collision in practice Monday.

The Times of India

Krishan Pathak ready to replace Sreejesh when time comes: India hockey goalkeeping coach

NEW DELHI: Indian hockey team's goalkeeping coach Dennis van de Pol strongly feels that young custodian Krishan Pathak has matured enough and is ready to replace the peerless PR Sreejesh as and when the veteran decides to call time on his glorious career.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Blues hold on, beat Ottawa 2-1

ST. LOUIS — The Blues haven’t done much against the Eastern Conference this season. But more often than not, they have taken care of business against non-playoff teams.

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