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Cutting it Close: Nylander inks 6-year extension with Leafs just before deadline
William Nylander's contract impasse has finally come to an end.
Hurricanes put Darling on waivers, Coyotes claim Pickard
The Carolina Hurricanes have placed Scott Darling on waivers, while the Arizona Coyotes claimed fellow goaltender Calvin Pickard off waivers from the Philadelphia Flyers.
Struggling Flyers fire general manager Ron Hextall
Caught at a crossroads between a full-blown rebuild and a legitimate playoff push, the Philadelphia Flyers fired general manager Ron Hextall on Monday, the latest front-office leader to fail to win the franchise's first Stanley Cup in 44 years.
Canadians place veteran defenceman Karl Alzner on waivers as Weber nears return
The Montreal Canadiens have placed defenceman Karl Alzner on waivers.
Former NHL referee Mick McGeough dies at age 62
Former NHL referee Michael (Mick) McGeough has died. He was 62.
Sens owner Melnyk sues partner in stalled development deal that includes arena
Senators owner Eugene Melnyk is suing his business partner in a development deal that was meant to bring a new NHL arena to Ottawa's downtown.
Oilers acquire defenceman Wideman from Senators for sixth-round pick in 2020
The Edmonton Oilers have acquired defenceman Chris Wideman from the Ottawa Senators for a sixth-round pick in the 2020 NHL draft.
Rinne sets mark for Finnish goalies, Predators top Blues 4-1
Pekka Rinne leads the Finns in wins.
Struggling Oilers fire head coach Todd McLellan, replace him with Ken Hitchcock
The Edmonton Oilers have fired head coach Todd McLellan and replaced him with Ken Hitchcock.
Blues fire coach Mike Yeo, name Craig Berube as interim
Amid a disappointing showing that fell well short of Stanley Cup expectations, the St. Louis Blues fired coach Mike Yeo a quarter of the way into the season and named Craig Berube as his interim replacement.
Bye, bye Broad Street Bullies? Flyers don't have a fight yet
Hockey in the NHL is a far different game than it was 45 years ago, when the Broad Street Bullies ruled the ice with their fists.
Arvidsson out up to 8 weeks with broken thumb, Subban on IR
The Nashville Predators say forward Viktor Arvidsson will miss between up to eight weeks with a broken thumb, and they've also placed defenceman P.K. Subban on injured reserve.
Penguins send Hagelin to Kings for Pearson
The Pittsburgh Penguins have traded forward Carl Hagelin to the Los Angeles Kings for forward Tanner Pearson.
NHL general managers discuss goalie concerns regarding smaller equipment
Certain members of the NHL's goalie fraternity have voiced their displeasure with the league's move to shrink chest protectors this season.
NHL, retired players reach $19M concussions settlement
The National Hockey League announced a tentative $18.9 million settlement Monday with more than 300 retired players who sued the league and accused it of failing to protect them from head injuries or warning them of the risks involved with playing.
LA Kings goalie Jack Campbell out 4-6 weeks with knee injury
Los Angeles Kings goalie Jack Campbell will be out for at least a month after surgery to repair a meniscus tear in his knee, dealing another blow Monday to the NHL's last-place team.
Blackhawks fire 3-time Stanley Cup-winning coach Quenneville
The Chicago Blackhawks have fired coach Joel Quenneville after a 6-6-3 start to the season.
Leafs' Matthews out at least 4 weeks with shoulder injury; doesn't need surgery
Auston Matthews knew things weren't right as soon as he felt the contact.
Sidney Crosby, Pittsburgh Penguins rally behind city in wake of synagogue attack
Sidney Crosby says his team is standing with its city after an attack at a synagogue in Pittsburgh left 11 people dead and six others wounded.
John Ziegler, NHL president who oversaw merger, dies at 84
John Ziegler Jr., the NHL president who oversaw the merger with the World Hockey Association and was eventually ousted following labour unrest and a players' strike in 1992, has died. He was 84.