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Rangers' Chris Kreider: Winning Stanley Cup starts in offseason
The New York Rangers proved that winning the Presidents' Trophy as the NHL's best regular-season team means absolutely nothing in the postseason. New...
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Morning 3-on-3 -- Which division will win the NHL's new All-Star Game format
The NHL has changed the way All-Star teams will be selected and compete, and in Thursday's Morning 3-on-3 we pick our own teams and the eventual winner of the new 3-on-3 tournament.
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NHL - Morning 3-on-3 -- Are the New York Islanders ready to win the...
The Islanders turned away the Rangers in a thrilling game in Brooklyn, proving the New York rivalry is intact and creating dreams of what would be an epic playoff matchup next spring.
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NHL - Morning 3-on-3 -- What's wrong with the New York Rangers
A bad loss to the Capitals continued the Rangers' recent struggles, and in Monday's Morning 3-on-3, we discuss whether the Blueshirts' issues are a blip on the radar or a sign of bigger problems.
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NHL - Morning 3-on-3 -- Are the Colorado Avalanche ready to make a move?
A slow start seemed to doom Colorado, but a strong December and a resurgent Nathan MacKinnon are fueling playoff talk. In Tuesday's Morning 3-on-3, we discuss the Avalanche's postseason chances.
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NHL - Morning 3-on-3 -- Is Jarome Iginla a surefire Hall of Famer?
Jarome Iginla is now the 19th player to score 600 career goals, and in Tuesday's Morning 3-on-3 we debate whether his numbers and impact make him a Hall of Famer, even without a Stanley Cup ring.
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NHL - Morning 3-on-3 -- Has the Eastern Conference caught up to the West?
The Eastern Conference has plenty of Stanley Cup threats, including the Caps and Lightning, but does getting deeper really mean the East has caught up to the West in terms of competitive balance?
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NHL - Morning 3-on-3 -- Will goaltending be the New York Islanders' undoing?
There is plenty of offensive talent on the Islanders' roster, and their blue line is solid, too. In Friday's Morning 3-on-3, we ask whether issues in net will be their undoing down the stretch.
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McDonald: Expect Sweden to make some noise at World Cup
With a top goaltender, an arsenal of talented forwards and a Norris Trophy winner, Sweden has all the components in place to make a serious run at the World Cup title.
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NHL - Morning 3-on-3 -- The legend of the Florida Panthers' Jaromir Jagr...
Jaromir Jagr just keeps on producing points, even at the age of 44. We talk about his amazing feat after he tied none other than Gordie Howe for career points with his effort Thursday night.
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NHL - Morning 3-on-3 -- Is the Boston Bruins' Claude Julien the coach of the...
The Bruins are surely happy to be chasing the Atlantic Division lead at this point, but does Boston overachieving while rebuilding mean Claude Julien should win the Jack Adams Award? We discuss.
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NHL - Morning 3-on-3 -- Have the New York Rangers turned the corner?
The Rangers have been up-and-down this season, but after rolling the Bruins at home Keith Yandle and his teammates look again like the Stanley Cup contenders everyone expected them to be.
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Kane, Crosby, Neal among players to watch in the postseason
There is nothing like Stanley Cup playoff hockey. This is the best time of the season to see the best sport in the world at its best. From the openin...
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Hot or Not: Tavares, Benn sizzle; Toews, Lundqvist, Jagr sputter
If the first round of the 2016 Stanley Cup playoffs is any indication of what's in store during the next two months, then buckle up, hockey fans. It's...
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NHL - 2016 World Cup of Hockey - Sweden roster projections
Forwards and goaltending will be strengths for Sweden at the upcoming World Cup of Hockey, but its defense, anchored by several Stanley Cup playoff stars, will be a force at both ends of the ice.
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