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BOSTON — The Bruins notched their 61st victory of the season. They can only hope that it wasn’t a costly one.

PITTSBURGH — The Penguins remained within striking distance of a playoff spot by defeating the Marc-Andre Fleury and the Minnesota Wild, 4-1, at PPG Paints Arena.

Research compiled by the England hockey player Tess Howard shows that girls drop out of sport over worries about kit requirements

Wednesday morning felt better than Sunday morning for Toews, who will make his third consecutive appearance Thursday against the Canucks and who anticipates making four more during the season’s final week.

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Already tumbling through the longest losing streak of a season to forget, the Ducks faced down the team that had beaten them most handily during this slump, the Edmonton Oilers, and lost again, 3-1, a score that accurately reflected a far more competitive game than their 6-0…

NEW YORK — The Rangers and Lightning are likely to finish third in the NHL’s Metropolitan and Atlantic Divisions, respectively, in which case they could not meet in the playoffs until the conference finals.

One team looked young, fast, hungry, vibrant, skilled and clearly on the rise.

LOS ANGELES — If this was a playoff preview, the Kings' postseason journey won't last long. And it might not be through any fault of their own.

Soderblom dealt with the first rough patch of his career, suffering a groin injury and then struggling in first month back. Since late February, however, he has fully regained his form.

The greatest NHL player of all time has called for there to be a rule change in shootouts, after admitting 'hatred' for how Evgeny Kuznetsov exploits the fact there's no time limit

Henry Staelens will oversee all all performance aspects of the national governing body for the sport, headquartered in Cardiff