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Avalanche blow 3rd-period lead to Canucks, Evan Rodrigues injured

At the Avalanche’s first practice after a loss to St. Louis last week, coach Jared Bednar responded to a question about potential injuries from that game by half-jokingly commenting that Colorado “made it through one.”

The Denver Post

Kraken close out homestand, win high-scoring affair against Sharks

Oliver Bjorkstrand found himself alone in front of Kaapo Kahkonen and the goal-scorer took over. Spin, forehand, backhand, flip the puck over the San Jose Sharks netminder.

Tribune News Service

Blackhawks collapse late in embarrassing loss to Stars

The Hawks allowed five goals in the final 10 minutes to lose 6-4 to the Stars on Wednesday. “We had no business losing that game,” Max Domi said later.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Capitals' Alex Ovechkin scores overtime winner to hand Flyers a 3-2 loss, their eighth straight

WASHINGTON — The Flyers maintained a 2-1 lead over the Washington Capitals on Wednesday night at CapitalOne Arena with roughly three minutes remaining in the third period and were on the cusp of snapping their seven-game losing streak.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Ilya Sorokin makes career-high 50 saves as Islanders shut down Oilers

ELMONT, N.Y. — There were plenty of choices for the best aspect of the Islanders’ latest win.

Newsday

Barkov, Tkachuk help Panthers right ship with statement win vs. league-best Bruins

SUNRISE, Fla. — From the edge of a crease, Matthew Tkachuk watched a twisting puck change directions and fly past the outstretched arm of Jeremy Swayman. Before he did anything else, the All-Star right wing wheeled around and pointed his left index finger at Aleksander Barkov.

Miami Herald

Evgeni Malkin is the hero as the Penguins keep rolling with shootout win over Flames

PITTBURGH — Evgeni Malkin got the winner as the Penguins beat the Calgary Flames, 2-1, in a shootout Wednesday, in the annual Thanksgiving Eve game at PPG Paints Arena. That extended Pittsburgh’s winning streak to a season-high four games.

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Devils fans angrily threw debris on the ice after 3 disallowed goals in a game

Not a classy look here from Devils fans...

USA Today Sports Media Group

Wild end eventful day with 6-1 rout of Jets

ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Wild didn't have Ryan Reaves in action when the puck dropped against the Jets hours after trading for the veteran forward, but they played like they did.

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Ville Husso stops 26 shots as Red Wings blank Predators, 3-0

DETROIT — If the NHL season were to end today, the Red Wings would be in the playoffs.

Tribune News Service

Hurricanes happy for goalie Pyotr Kochetkov, but don’t reward him with a victory

RALEIGH, N.C. — Pyotr Kochetkov’s four-year contract extension, announced Wednesday, was well-received by his Carolina Hurricanes teammates.

Tribune News Service

Blues win streak snapped — and then some — in loss to Sabres

BUFFALO — In what has been the strangest of hockey seasons, the Blues couldn’t flip the script Wednesday at KeyBank Center.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Blackhawks experimenting with five-forward power-play unit, for now

Philipp Kurashev has recently become the fifth forward on the ice with Patrick Kane, Max Domi, Jonathan Toews and Taylor Raddysh. But Seth Jones could soon end the five-forward era.

Chicago Sun-Times

Blackhawks’ Caleb Jones maintaining confidence through recent adversity

Jones on Wednesday took accountability for a series of “mishaps” over his past three games. Richardson, meanwhile, has worked closely with Jones to boost his spirits.

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Sports Illustrated

Ohio State Apologizes for Buckeyes Hockey Player’s Racial Slurs

According to OSU athletic director Gene Smith, Kamil Sadlocha ‘will not practice or compete at this time.’

Chicago Sun-Times

Seth Jones’ return from injury could give Blackhawks much-needed boost

Jones surprisingly plans to play Wednesday against his hometown Stars after missing 10 games with a broken thumb. Getting him back would allow the Hawks to move their other defensemen into more appropriate roles.

Sports Illustrated

Michigan State Hockey Player Says Opponent Used Racial Slurs

The senior says the incidents took place during a Nov. 11 game against Ohio State.

Tribune News Service

Sharks, after being blasted by Quinn, respond with convincing win

SAN JOSE, Calif. – Forwards Timo Meier and Matt Nieto scored even-strength goals 3:35 apart in the second period and goalie Kaapo Kahkonen finished with 32 saves as the Sharks beat the Ottawa Senators 5-1 on Monday for just their second victory of the season at SAP Center.

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The Denver Post

Avalanche stay hot, escaping Dallas on Mikko Rantanen’s shootout goal

Alexandar Georgiev broke out the same celebration.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Michigan State hockey senior Jagger Joshua says Ohio State player used racial slurs towards him

Michigan State hockey's Jagger Joshua says Ohio State player used racial slurs towards him

Newsday

Islanders' Cal Clutterbuck has 9 hits, breaks NHL record

TORONTO — The hits kept coming for Cal Clutterbuck on Monday night.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Blues run win streak to seven games with 3-1 victory over Ducks

ST. LOUIS — Game 2 of the Blues-Ducks miniseries was a far cry from Game 1.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Flyers’ skid goes to seven games with 5-2 loss to Flames

PHILADELPHIA — For the 10th time, the Flyers found themselves facing a two-goal deficit. For the eighth time, they failed to find a way to come back, falling 5-2 to the Calgary Flames on Monday at the Wells Fargo Center.

Tribune News Service

If this was a measuring stick, Lightning fell well short of Bruins

TAMPA, Fla. — Well, that was entertaining. And maybe a little scary.

Chicago Sun-Times

Old Swedish friends Arvid Soderblom, Filip Roos thankful to have each other on Blackhawks

Soderblom and Roos grew up 20 minutes apart in Gothenburg, Sweden, and played two seasons together as teenagers. Now they’re teammates and close friends in Chicago.

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