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But where is/was Patrick Roy while some NHL teams were looking for head coaches? He was meeting up with Jacques Tanguay and Jean Bédard to land a hockey team based in the Bordeaux region ofFrance. It’s worth remembering that Roy Patrick has/had turned down two offers to get back behind a NHL bench because of […]

Jacques Martin’s arrival behind the Senators’ bench has not had the desired effect. The club has played 13 games since management replaced D.J. Smith (on an interim basis) and has won just four. Even if the organization really needed to make a change because things weren’t working out with Smith, everyone is currently questioning whether […]

Marc-André Fleury has been the talk of the town in recent days. The Quebec goaltender has overtaken Patrick Roy for second place in the NHL for most career regular-season wins, and even though Martin Brodeur is unassailable in first place (he still has 139 to catch), Fleury can still be proud of being in second […]

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — The crowd chants for Marc-Andre Fleury started in the second period and filled the arena again in the waning minutes, as the Minnesota Wild goalie closed in on a long-sought mil...

With Jonas Brodin returned from a 17-game absence, attention turns to team captain Jared Spurgeon, who has played 16 games all season.

For me to catch up to Patrick is a huge honor. I looked up to him so much," Fleury said. "It’s special, a little bit crazy to be there now.”

The crowd chants for Marc-Andre Fleury started in the second period and filled the arena again in the waning minutes, as the Minnesota Wild goalie closed in on a long-sought milestone. Once the horn sounded on Fleury's 552nd win in the NHL on Monday night, putting him in sole possession of second place on the career list, Wild players rushed to the crease for a group hug that was overdue for everyone on this struggling club. “Look at how the team rushed out after the game to congra...

But Jared Spurgeon, who has missed 26 games already, won't return until at least after the all-star break.

Marc-Andre Fleury took sole possession of second place with his 552nd win in the NHL, posting his 74th career shutout as the Minnesota Wild beat the New York Islanders 5-0 on Monday.

Marc-Andre Fleury took sole possession of second place with his 552nd win in the NHL, posting his 74th career shutout as the Minnesota Wild beat the New York Islanders 5-0 on Monday. Joel Eriksson Ek scored twice on special teams, Mats Zuccarello had a goal and an assist, and Connor Dewar and Marcus Foligno also scored for the Wild, who'd gone 1-7-1 in their previous nine games and enjoyed a much-needed celebration of the 39-year-old Fleury passing Patrick Roy on the all-time list.