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Bourque sorry for crossing picket line at market
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Tuesday, 16 April 2019 17:38
NORTH ANDOVER, Mass. -- Former NHL star Ray Bourque has apologized for crossing a picket line to shop at a Massachusetts supermarket where workers are on strike.Bourque, who played for the Boston Bruins and Colorado Avalanche, was caught on video exiting a North Andover Stop & Shop on Monday as a worker said "Shame on you."Thousands of Stop & Shop…
NHL Awards to be held June 19 in Las Vegas
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Tuesday, 16 April 2019 19:32
LAS VEGAS -- The NHL will hold its annual awards ceremony June 19 at Mandalay Bay Events Center.The league announced the date and venue Tuesday before Game 4 of the first-round playoff series between the San Jose Sharks and the Vegas Golden Knights.It marks the 11th year of a partnership between the NHL and Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority,…
Looking ahead for the Tampa Bay Lightning: Assess, but don't panic
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Tuesday, 16 April 2019 19:50
As each NHL team is eliminated from playoff contention -- either mathematically or by losing in the postseason -- we'll take a look at why its quest for the Stanley Cup fell short in 2018-19, along with three keys to its offseason, impact prospects for 2019-20 and a way-too-early prediction for what next season will hold.What went wrongThe regular season…
McLellan agrees to multiyear deal to coach Kings
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Tuesday, 16 April 2019 15:20
The Los Angeles Kings have agreed to terms with Todd McLellan on a multiyear contract to be the team's new coach, it was announced Tuesday.He replaces Willie Desjardins, who served as the interim coach last season and was not retained.McLellan will receive a five-year contract worth around $5 million annually, the Athletic reported.McLellan was fired as coach of the Edmonton…
2019 NHL mock draft 2.0: How Kaapo Kakko jump-starts the Rangers' rebuild
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Monday, 15 April 2019 14:09
For 16 teams, the Stanley Cup playoffs are in full swing. The other 15 look ahead to the 2019 NHL draft on June 21.Since our first run through the first round, there has been plenty of movement. We still have the scouting combine, pre-draft team meetings and more ahead of us, so expect more shuffling as draft day in Vancouver…
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