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NHL 27 Simulated the Entire 2026-27 Season — And the Results Were Absolutely Wild
HockeyGamedayTV simulated the full 2026-27 season in EA Sports NHL 27. Edmonton finished first overall, San Jose surged to 103 points, Nathan…
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Blues Prospect Matthew Mayich Remains Incapacitated as Family Searches for Answers After ASU Workout
Update — October 24, 2026: This article was published September 2. On October 15, Arizona State and men’s hockey coach Greg Powers…
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Bill Guerin “Confident” Quinn Hughes Will Stay With Wild — But One Comment Has Fans Talking
Minnesota Wild’s GM Bill Guerin is optimistic about finalizing Quinn Hughes’ contract, despite the player’s leverage and the upcoming July 1, 2027,…
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Gretzky vs. Crosby: We Adjusted for Era — And the Result Is Closer Than You Think
Comparing Gretzky and Crosby: An Era-Adjusted Analysis
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Why Did Hockey Canada Give Five Players Five Different Punishments?
Why were the same players suspended for different lengths of time after being acquitted of sexual-assault charges?
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The NHL vs. a Colorado High School? How the Buffalo Sabres’ “Goathead” Logo Sparked One of Hockey’s Strangest Trademark Battles
Smoky Hill High School’s logo, a modified version of the Buffalo Sabres’ Goathead, has become a beloved part of the community. However,…
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“Still Shocked”: Hockey Personalities and Fans React to Kelly Hrudey’s Sportsnet Departure
Despite his departure, Hrudey remains committed to broadcasting, leaving the door open for new opportunities in the hockey world.
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Rogers Is Turning Canada’s Game Into a Corporate Product — With No Respect For Fans, Or NHL Legends
There is a difference between broadcasting hockey and controlling hockey. For decades, Canadians did not need to think about which corporation owned…
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In 1983, The St. Louis Blues Were Set To Move To Canada, But The NHL Rejected It
In 1983, the NHL faced a pivotal moment when Ralston Purina, tired of losing money, sought to sell the St. Louis Blues.…
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Where to Watch NHL in Canada in 2026–27: Sportsnet, Prime and DAZN Explained
The NHL is leaving DAZN Canada for Rogers and Amazon Prime Video, marking a major shift in the league’s broadcasting landscape.