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The Coyotes 23 man roster has been set for the start of season.

You may have thought Andrew Ladd was retired. You wouldn’t be alone, but you’d be wrong. 

He applied to the Court of Appeal to gain access to microscope slides and blocks taken from Carter’s brain during the post-mortem examination. The slides are in custody of forensic pathologist Dr Martin Sage. Gray wants the slides examined by a consultant neuropathologist in the UK to enable him to comment on the merits of his appeal. Sage was reluctant to release the slides without a court order compelling him to do so. According to a recently released Court of Appeal decision, Sage expressed concerns about releasing the slides when the post-mortem was not part of the evidence at trial...

A Vezina Trophy finalist landed in Seattle, the Hurricanes turned over their entire group, and several accomplished veterans who had their contracts bought out found new homes on a busy day for NHL goaltenders. More than a dozen goalies changed places Wednesday, altering the landscape with moves involving everyone from Stanley Cup contenders to teams building up from the bottom. Vezina Trophy finalist Philipp Grubauer got the most lucrative contract, leaving Colorado to sign for $35.4 million over six years with the expansion Kraken. Seattle then flipped one of the goalies they picked in the ...

Photo by Norm Hall/NHLI via Getty Images The Arizona Coyotes are going all-in on their rebuild. They shipped out their captain Oliver Ekman-Larsson, a star forward in Conor Garland, and according to earlyreports, their starting goaltender Darcy Kuemper. Let's re-do that tweet: #Avs get G Darcy Kuemper from AZ for D Conor Timmins, a 2022 first-rounder and 2024 conditional third-rounder, per source— Mike Chambers (@MikeChambers) July 28, 2021 For Darcy Kuemper, General Manager Bill Armstrong managed to get an astonishingly good return from the Colorado Avalanche. Goaltenders typically don’...