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Marchessault: Penalty on Vegas 'stole' Game 7
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Wednesday, 24 April 2019 01:51
SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Jonathan Marchessault stood in the Vegas Golden Knights' locker room after their Game 7 overtime loss to the San Jose Sharks, a defeat that ended the second-year franchise's season in astonishing fashion.He expressed concern for Sharks captain Joe Pavelski, who bled profusely after he tumbled and slammed his head on the ice in the third period.…
Stanley Cup Playoffs Daily: Leafs, Knights ousted, and another Game 7 on tap
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Wednesday, 24 April 2019 05:13
This might have been the craziest first round in Stanley Cup playoff history, and Tuesday night featured one of the wildest Game 7s you'll ever see. And oh yeah, there's another Game 7 in store on Wednesday.Here's a recap of Tuesday night's action (check out replays of every playoff game on ESPN+) and what to watch for Wednesday night in…
Coach speak: VGK's Gallant calls DeBoer 'clown'
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Tuesday, 23 April 2019 14:21
SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Vegas Golden Knights coach Gerard Gallant called San Jose Sharks coach Peter DeBoer "a clown" for accusing Gallant of trash-talking Sharks players from the bench during their contentious playoff series, which ends with Game 7 at SAP Center on Tuesday night.On Monday, DeBoer was asked if the chatter between the teams had dissipated as the series…
Looking ahead for the Maple Leafs: How Auston Matthews & Co. take the next step
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Tuesday, 23 April 2019 19:47
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, three keys to its offseason and a way-too-early prediction for what next season will hold.What went wrongWhat went wrong? You mean, besides the humbling inequity…
Stars celebrate, but now must deal with Blues
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Tuesday, 23 April 2019 06:55
DALLAS -- When first-year Dallas Stars coach Jim Montgomery called out his team over a "culture of mediocrity" in January, the St. Louis Blues weren't too far removed from having the worst record in the NHL.Now the Central Division rivals will meet in the second round of the playoffs -- and Montgomery is ready to move on from his scathing…
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