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MIAMI — Florida Panthers All-Star winger Matthew Tkachuk and his younger brother Brady, a top-line forward and captain for the Ottawa Senators, met for the 14th time in their careers Saturday.

DALLAS – The injuries are starting to pile up for the Rangers, but despite losing Vitali Kravtsov to what appeared to be a head injury, the Blueshirts got third-period goals by Zac Jones, Julien Gauthier and Vincent Trocheck to break open a tight game and snap their four-game winless streak…

Plus, Alex Stalock believes his lighter weight has helped his endurance and Boris Katchouk debuted after a four-week injury absence.

The Coyotes new home at Arizona State provided some unique views.

Orion, a 9-year-old yellow Lab, became Domi’s sidekick when he entered the NHL in 2015 and needed a dog to help monitor his diabetes. Now together in Chicago, Orion’s special abilities are no longer as necessary, but he and Domi remain best friends.

VANCOUVER, British Columbia – The Pittsburgh Penguins’ early-season funk continued on Friday with a 5-1 loss to the lowly Vancouver Canucks at Rogers Arena.

LAS VEGAS — Logan Thompson wasn’t having it.

NEWARK, N.J. — In the Avalanche’s least inspiring stretches early this season, the immediate temptation might be to label any lethargy as championship hangover. Colorado did, after all, have the shortest offseason recharge in the NHL.

More than a few smart hockey people felt the Bruins would be OK if they could just keep their head above the waves to start the season while their injured players recuperated and got back in the lineup.

RALEIGH, N.C. — After putting in five consecutive road games, the Carolina Hurricanes were back in town Friday at PNC Arena.

SAN JOSE, Calif. – It wasn’t a surprise to Sharks players to hear a report that general manager Mike Grier is willing to listen to trade offers for the vast majority of players on the team.