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Cam Inman of the San Jose Mercury News is taking the San Jose Sharks to task for not being more upset about...

Pittsburgh Penguins players Sergei Gonchar and Evgeni Malkin will join up with the Russia team at the ice hockey world championship in the next few days. Russia coach Vyacheslav Bykov will benefit from the extra firepower after the Penguins were eliminated from the Stanley Cup playoffs by the Montreal Canadiens.

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As a decision looms on the future of the Phoenix Coyotes, Winnipeg may not be the only other option, Hockey Night in Canada's Pierre LeBrun told the Hotstove panel on Saturday night.

Pittsburgh, lacking chemistry among their forward group for much of the last three games, against the Montreal Canadiens, will have Bill Guerin back on Saturday night (CBC, CBCSports.ca, 7 p.m. ET).

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Despite the underwhelming result, Philadelphia Flyers fans made a difference for their team in Game 3.

Ottawa Senators captain Daniel Alfredsson should be in top shape for training camp in September following sports hernia surgery on Tuesday.

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BROSSARD, Que. - Michael Cammalleri picked the perfect time to rediscover his scoring touch.

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TORONTO - The NHL Players' Association honoured one of the driving forces behind its creation Thursday by renaming its MVP award in honour of former Detroit Red Wings great Ted Lindsay.

(Ed. Note: As the Stanley Cup Playoffs continue, we're bound to lose some friends along the journey.

NEWARK, N.J. - The energy is gone, so Jacques Lemaire is walking away from coaching.

NEWARK, N.J. - The energy is gone, so Jacques Lemaire is walking away from coaching.

New Jersey Devils coach Jacques Lemaire surprisingly retired on Monday following their first-round elimination in the NHL playoffs for the third straight year. "It's tough to leave what you like, but it's a decision that I made," the 64-year-old Lemaire said. Lemaire said he thought about retiring several times this season and that the loss to the Philadelphia Flyers in five games...

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