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LAS VEGAS — William Carrier pointed his gloves at Chandler Stephenson.

SEATTLE — As a tonic for all that ailed them, Yanni Gourde and the Seattle Kraken could do far worse than a dose of a jet-lagged looking Philadelphia Flyers team that stumbled into town for this one.

The Florida Panthers spoke in cliches and hyperbole in the lead-up to their matchup with the Washington Capitals on Thursday. Radko Gudas called it “the biggest game of the season” on Tuesday. Carter Verhaeghe on Tuesday said it would be “like a playoff game.” It’s what a game like this…

The NHLPA said its executive board with representatives from all 32 clubs unanimously approved Walsh’s appointment. Walsh will begin his new role in mid-March, succeeding longtime executive director Don Fehr, who had been in the job for more than a decade.

The NHL Players' Association has hired U.S. Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh as its executive director

The former Blackhawks star — who didn’t take the trade rumors seriously last summer until they came to fruition — has adapted his game to the Senators’ more physical style. But it appears his wait for his first real playoff run will last at least one more year.

Connor Ingram set a new NHL record on Wednesday night after a stunning performance saw him keep out the Tampa Bay Lightning with 47 saves, handing Arizona Coyotes the win

Dean, as the Hawks assistant coach overseeing defense, will be tasked in the years ahead with building a stellar NHL defense out of an influx of prospects. His success doing so with Charlie McAvoy and others in Boston is an encouraging sign.

The 2018 Olympics without NHL stars offered a glimpse of things to come for players who hadn't yet reached the best hockey league in the world