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The Capitals’ star added another outstanding feat to his future Hall of Fame hockey career.

The three-game series will be played over consecutive nights in Melbourne.

The phrase “culture change” has been in the news lately thanks to Hockey Canada’s most recent debacle. There have been widespread calls for a cultural change at the sporting body. Even the Prime Minister has weighed in: “There’s a culture to change.”

Over recent weeks and months, Canadians have watched a stream of headlines tracing Hockey Canada’s failure to address sexual assault allegations. The misuse of hockey registration fees to pay for sexual assault settlements has raised growing concerns about sport culture and sexual misconduct among some players.

More than a few smart hockey people felt the Bruins would be OK if they could just keep their head above the waves to start the season while their injured players recuperated and got back in the lineup.

The Coyotes will share their new home with Arizona State University.

Mags Miller, Angie Beattie and Gladys McClymont represented Scotland in South Africa

ST. LOUIS — The Blues have been playing strong defense this season, and Wednesday’s game against the Edmonton Oilers was no exception. But you have still have to score goals to win hockey games, and the Blues’ normally reliable offense struggled to light the lamp at Enterprise Center.

If Nathan MacKinnon represents the heart, then Gabriel Landeskog is the Avalanche’s soul and spine, the last link in a mighty chain that finally dragged Lord Stanley’s Cup to its rightful plinth a mile high.