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AP Hockey Writer General manager Don Waddell likes how his Carolina Hurricanes finished the season, winning 16 of their final 21 games. He knows it means noth
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AP Hockey Writer General manager Don Waddell likes how his Carolina Hurricanes finished the season, winning 16 of their final 21 games. He knows it means noth
Tampa Bay Lightning defenceman Mikael Sergachev participated in practice in a regular jersey on Saturday for the first time since sustaining his leg injury, according to team reporter Gabby Shirley.
Tampa Bay Lightning defenceman Mikael Sergachev participated in practice in a regular jersey on Saturday for the first time since sustaining his leg injury, according to team reporter Gabby Shirley.
SUNRISE, Fla. (AP) — Paul Maurice doesn't need any reminders going into these playoffs of what games between the Florida Panthers and Tampa Bay Lightning mean to both teams.
By STEPHEN WHYNO General manager Don Waddell likes how his Carolina Hurricanes finished the season, winning 16 of their final 21 games. He knows it means nothing now. “Your points get erased and you all start with zeroes,” Waddell said. “Playoffs are a different time. That’s what’s great about the NHL. Once you get to the playoffs, it’s wide open.” This year more than many in the recent past. Unlike last year, when Boston broke league records for the most wins and points in a season, there is no clear favorite to hoist the Stanley Cup. Carolina, Florida, defending champion Ve...