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Which NHL teams should be buyers or sellers at the trade deadline?

PHILADELPHIA — With four injured players watching from the press box, the Flyers reached the point where they chose to play a defenseman as a forward over any of their forward options and fell, 5-2, to the Montreal Canadiens, the fourth-worst offensive team in the league.

Could the Hawks trade Lafferty for a package comparable to what the Canadiens gave up in 2020 for Josh Anderson? It’s unlikely but possible.

This was not the NHL's plan.

The Sabres have a real chance to play spoiler to a playoff hopeful this season.

MONTREAL — The Red Wings have been talking much recently about stringing some victories together.

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.

ELMONT, N.Y. — The Islanders still aren’t scoring many goals and this latest effort won’t squelch doubts about the team’s playoff viability. But at least they won this time.

MONTREAL – One major spot for Kraken improvement during what’s now becoming a season-defining win streak had been their inability to start games effectively.