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Russia barred from all hockey worlds in 2023-24
Russia and Belarus teams were excluded by the International Ice Hockey Federation on Wednesday from all its world championships next season, including the women's event in the United States. The IIHF cited security concerns for players, competition staff and fans -- because of Russia's invasion of Ukraine -- to extend the exclusion that will stretch beyond two years when the 2023-24 season is over.
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What's behind the dramatic drop in NHL viewership?
National NHL TV viewership in the U.S. is reportedly down more than 20 percent compared to last season, but social media engagement has exploded.
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Canada defeats rival U.S., advances to world junior gold-medal game against Czech Republic | CBC Sports
Canada is one step away from its 20th gold medal at the world junior hockey championship. Adam Fantilli scored the go-ahead goal in the second period and Thomas Milic was outstanding in making 43 saves as the tournament hosts beat the United States 6-2 in the semifinals on Wednesday in Halifax.
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Alex Ovechkin Passes Gordie Howe for 2nd in All-Time Goals
Alex Ovechkin passed Gordie Howe for second all-time on the NHL's career goal list.
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Evander Kane 'stable' after wrist was sliced by Pat Maroon's skate
Oilers forward Evander Kane frantically rushed to the tunnel after he was accidentally cut by an opponent's skate blade in a scary scene on Tuesday.
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NHL, its workforce 84% white, sets baseline to up diversity
The NHL for the first time has done an internal demographic study of its staff and all 32 teams, and the results show that hockey has a lot of work to do to increase diversity at all levels. The report released Tuesday found that 83.6% of the NHL’s workforce is white and that men make up nearly 62% of the total, based on the 4,200 people who participated in a voluntary and anonymous survey (about 67% of all employees).
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Canada defeats U.S. to capture gold at women's hockey worlds | CBC Sports
Canada successfully defended its women's hockey world title with a 2-1 win over the rival United States in the gold-medal game on Sunday in Herning, Denmark
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Nazem Kadri celebrates Stanley Cup win with the London Muslim community that always backed him | CBC News
Nazem Kadri walked out the front doors of the London Muslim Mosque on Saturday and hoisted the Stanley Cup as he celebrated winning hockey's highest trophy with his hometown community.
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Federal government freezing Hockey Canada funding
The office of the Minister of Sport confirmed to Sportsnet on Wednesday that it is freezing government funding directed to Hockey Canada.
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Finland beats Canada in OT for gold at men’s hockey worlds - TSN.ca
Finland defeated Canada 4-3 in overtime in the gold-medal game at the IIHF men’s World Championship in Tampere, Finland, on Sunday.
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Canadiens win NHL Draft Lottery, will own top pick for 1st time since 1980 | CBC Sports
The Montreal Canadiens won the 2022 NHL draft lottery on Tuesday night and have the first selection for the upcoming draft at their home arena. The Canadiens had the best odds to win the lottery at 18.5 per cent after posting an NHL-worst 22-49-11 record this season.
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Russia removed as host of 2023 worlds in men's ice hockey
ZURICH (AP) — Russia was removed Tuesday as host of the 2023 world championship in men’s ice hockey that was to be played in Vladimir Putin’s home city St. Petersburg. Citing “concern for the safety and well-being of all participating players, officials, media, and fans,” the International Ice Hockey Federation announced the decision after its ruling council met.
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Canadiens icon Guy Lafleur, one of hockey's flashiest players, dead at 70
Montreal Canadiens icon Guy Lafleur, who captured five Stanley Cup titles and was a hockey hero in Quebec long before his NHL playing days, has died. He was 70. The cause of death was not immediately known. However, Lafleur suffered through health issues in the latter stages of his life. In September 2019, he underwent quadruple bypass heart surgery, which was followed by lung surgery two months later.
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Mike Bossy, Canadian hockey icon and New York Islanders legend, dies at 65 | Globalnews.ca
Mike Bossy's death is the third loss from the New York Islanders dynasty this year after fellow Hockey Hall of Famer Clark Gilles died in January and Jean Potvin died in March.
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Mike Bossy, New York Islanders legend and 4-time Stanley Cup champion, dies at 65
Mike Bossy, one of hockey's most prolific goal-scorers and a star for the New York Islanders during their 1980s Stanley Cup dynasty, has died after a battle with lung cancer. He was 65. TVA Sports, the French-language network in Canada where he worked as a hockey analyst, confirmed Bossy died Thursday night. An Islanders spokesman said Bossy was in his native Montreal, where the team will play Friday night against the Canadiens.
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Familiar faces, unfamiliar names as China takes to the ice
Growing up Jake Chelios and Jeremy Smith might have dreamed of playing for the United States men's Olympic ice hockey team but instead will faceoff against them at the Beijing Winter Games, coming to the rescue of a China squad in need of help.
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Iconic Isles star, Hall of Famer Gillies dies at 67
Hall of Famer Clark Gillies, a stalwart on the New York Islanders' dynasty that won four straight Stanley Cup championships in the early 1980s, has died. He was 67.
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A hockey fan spotted a staffer's suspicious mole from the stands, saving his life
An NHL staffer had a cancerous mole removed after a fan of the opposing team spotted it from the stands and urged him to get it checked out. He now credits her with saving his life, and the teams are awarding her a scholarship for medical school this fall.
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NHL commissioner Bettman has asked to move hockey to Summer Olympics
The NHL's commissioner stated that he's pursued the idea of having hockey added to the Summer Games.
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Seattle Kraken fan called a hero after noticing Canucks staffer's cancerous mole during game | CBC News
A Seattle Kraken fan is being praised as a hero after helping the assistant equipment manager of the Vancouver Canucks identify a cancerous mole on his neck in the middle of a game.
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