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All was not lost for the Penguins, who were defeated by the Colorado Avalanche Tuesday night for the second time in four days.

The Hawks’ 18,418 attendance average ranks fifth in the NHL this season. With more years of losing hockey ahead, price reductions (on 84% of seats) and greater access are designed to keep those crowds coming to the United Center.

Chelsea are to come under US ownership, but Liverpool and FSG have the experience and strategy

Lafferty is a pending unrestricted free agent, but the Hawks have liked his play this spring and he should be affordable to re-sign.

NEWARK, N.Y. – Jean-Gabriel Pageau’s hat trick backed goalie Cory Schneider’s solid effort in his first NHL appearance since March 6, 2020 as the Islanders won a season-high fourth straight game by beating his former team, the Devils, 4-3, on Sunday afternoon at Prudential Center.

The Florida Panthers have known for a long time they would be going to the 2022 Stanley Cup playoffs. It’s why they always talk about the “bigger prize,” as Andrew Brunette put it Thursday, rather than lingering too much the many milestones they’ve hit along the way this year.

RALIEGH, N.C. — The highest scoring season by a Wild player is now officially in progress, and there's still 15 games to go.

PHILADELPHIA — With five minutes to go, Zack MacEwen dropped the gloves with Toronto’s Wayne Simmonds. MacEwen proceeded to take hit after hit, much like how his team got beaten up by the Maple Leafs in the third period, leading to their 6-3 loss.

By the time Aleksander Barkov was set up at the right faceoff circle with an extra skater on the ice and the Florida Panthers one goal away from an astonishing comeback Saturday, the captain had long been certain he and his teammates were going to pull off the nearly unthinkable.…