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Recent NHL champions make deals aiming to go on another run - Vimarsana News

Recent NHL champions make deals aiming to go on another run

When St. Louis Blues players said their goodbyes to Oskar Sundqvist before boarding the plane for their next game, it marked the latest departure of many from the group that won the Stanley Cup in 2019.

Source: apnews.com
'NHL Tonight' first all-women broadcast stands out by staying the same - Vimarsana News

'NHL Tonight' first all-women broadcast stands out by staying the same

Jackie Redmond knows sports, works in a male-dominated field and gets along with her male co-workers and friends well, but don't get it twisted, she isn't "one of the guys."

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NHL Network will air their first-ever all-women edition of "NHL Tonight" - Vimarsana News

NHL Network will air their first-ever all-women edition of "NHL Tonight"

NHL Network is moving their annual all-women broadcast from "NHL Now" to flagship evening show "NHL Tonight." It will air this Tuesday.

Dallas Stars Daily Links: The Stars' Search For More Offense - Vimarsana News

Dallas Stars Daily Links: The Stars' Search For More Offense

The Stars’ playoffs fate could be decided by goal differential...so how do they get more of them? Plus, Antonio Stranges gets an ELC, Texas Stars prospect analysis, and more.

Meghan McPeak will lead all-female broadcast team for TSN Toronto Raptors telecast on March 24 Meghan McPeak will lead all-female broadcast team for TSN Toronto Raptors telecast on March 24 - Vimarsana News

Meghan McPeak will lead all-female broadcast team for TSN Toronto Raptors telecast on March 24 Meghan McPeak will lead all-female broadcast team for TSN Toronto Raptors telecast on March 24

“I’m really excited. And really looking forward to this,” McPeak told The Athletic’s David Aldridge. “As a little mixed girl growing up, there was no representation for me in Canada. To have five women of different backgrounds, and three of which are Black women in sports on their televisions, is probably one of the craziest full-circle moments I’ve had in my career.” McPeak joins Leandra Reilly Lardner as female broadcasters who have called a regular-season NBA game. (Lardner did play-by-play for a Nets-Sixers game in 1988 for SportsChannel America.) Her assignment comes nearly...