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Dom Amore: Using the Travelers as his backdrop, Jay Monahan throws down the PGA Tour’s gauntlet right into the face of Saudi billions

CROMWELL, Conn. — Jay Monahan played his collegiate golf at Trinity College, and he also played hockey there. In his fifth year as commissioner of the PGA Tour, he may need recall all of his old forechecking, elbowing and slashing skills because he’s in a fight for his organization’s life,…

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Mac Engel: Stars do what they do best: Keep hiring head coaches. Maybe this one will work.

FORT WORTH, Texas — On Wednesday morning, the Dallas Stars did what this franchise does better than any other not only in the National Hockey League, but also all of sports.

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Blackhawks flesh out front office, name Meghan Hunter, Mark Eaton assistant general managers

Eaton remains in his role overseeing development, while Hunter — who has risen quickly through the Hawks’ leadership ranks — will oversee hockey operations. Additionally, Brian Campbell and Karilyn Pilch also assumed major titles.

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Colorado hockey fan banned for season for spreading best friend’s ashes on the ice

Ryan Clark was banned by the Colorado Avalanche team for rest of the season

The Independent UK

Rewriting the rule books: ensuring gender equity in Canadian hockey

In recent years, gender equity in sport has rightfully received renewed attention. This is due in large part to the work of athletes, advocates, leagues, associations and governing bodies across Canada who have expressed a continuing commitment to ensuring gender equity in the form of increased opportunities, funding or ownership…

The Conversation

Brickbat: You Hockey Puck

The Japanese legislature has increased the penalty for insulting someone online. Those found guilty of violating the law face up to one year in prison or a fine of up to 300,000 yen ($2,200). Previously, those found guilty of insulting someone online faced up to 30 days in prison or…

Reason

Women's Hockey WC: Goalkeeper Savita to lead Indian team as Rani Rampal misses out

Hockey India on Tuesday named the 18-member Indian women's team for the most-awaited FIH Women's Hockey World Cup to be held in Netherlands and Spain starting from July 1 to July 17, 2022. Read more on Dynamite News:

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Rani Rampal dropped from FIH World Cup squad, Savita to lead India again

Rani Rampal, who led the Indian women’s hockey team to the historic fourth-place finish at the Tokyo Olympics, was dropped for next month’s FIH World Cup with doubts over her fitness

The Hindu

John Romano: Guess which team in the Stanley Cup final has faith in its goalie?

TAMPA, Fla. — If faith can win you a hockey game, then the Lightning may have already pulled even in the Stanley Cup final.

Tribune News Service

How Brianna Decker’s Dog Has Helped in Her Injury Recovery

Adopted in May 2020, Missy was especially supportive during the first months of the pandemic. Now, she’s also aiding the U.S. hockey star in her return to the ice.

Sports Illustrated

Ockenden backed for record fifth Olympics

Star hockey veteran Eddie Ockenden will be aiming to snare his fourth Commonwealth Games gold medal when he competes at Birmingham.

AAP

SI:AM | Suffering Made Matt Fitzpatrick a U.S. Open Champion

And, is Chet Holmgren the future of basketball?

Sports Illustrated

India name full-strength men's hockey squad for CWG, Manpreet Singh returns as captain

India, the two-time former silver medallists, will begin their campaign on July 31 against Ghana

The Hindu

Lord Of The Rinks: One Of Canada’s Hockey Heroes Was Also A Catholic Priest

Strolling the bright halls of the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto offers a real education into the lives of some impressive athletes and coaches.

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Sean Keeler: Meet the Avalanche fan who got banned for spreading his friend’s ashes on Ball Arena ice. With no regrets.

Ryan Clark can live with being banned from Avalanche home games right now. Because, dang it, The Lord and Cale Makar as his witnesses, he’d do it again. Stanley Cup and all. In a heartbeat.

Tribune News Service

How did this happen? Lightning seem to be wondering that, too.

DENVER — So, we have theories. We have hypotheses. We have wild-hair thoughts and fait accompli portents to describe what has happened to the Lightning in the first two games of the Stanley Cup final.

Chicago Sun-Times

As Kirby and Colton Dach prepare for NHL future together, Dale Dach amazed by their blossoming careers

Even with Kirby heading toward his fourth Blackhawks season and Colton also developing in the Hawks’ pipeline, their dad, Dale, still remembers their escapades as kids on a frozen lake.

Benzinga

This Unexpected Stat Happening For The First Time In NHL History With 2022 Stanley Cup Finals

A first for the National Hockey League will happen on Wednesday night when the Tampa Bay Lightning and Colorado Avalanche meet for the Stanley Cup Finals.

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Sports Illustrated

South Korean Olympics Hockey Hero Cho Min-Ho Dies at 35

The country’s first ever Olympic hockey goalscorer died of lung cancer Wednesday.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Michigan State hockey releases non-conference schedule

MSU has released its non-conference schedule for the 2022-23 campaign

USA Today Sports Media Group

Every Stanley Cup winner in the NHL since 2000

The Stanley Cup is a prize coveted by all, but only won by a few.

The Guardian - US

Stanley Cup final 2022: five things to know before Lightning v Avalanche

Will Tampa Bay complete a first three-peat since the 1980s? Or will Colorado’s high-octane offense stop a dynasty in its tracks?

The Denver Post

Mike Chambers: Joe Sakic was the captain in 2001. He’s the off-ice general 21 years later.

DENVER — Different generations, different styles of hockey. But the entertainment value is undoubtedly the same.

Tribune News Service

How do the Lightning stack up against history’s best?

DENVER — In more than a century of postseason hockey, a team has won the Stanley Cup three times in a row on only five occasions. All in an era before free agency and the salary cap. With Tampa Bay just four victories from winning their 12th consecutive series and…

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John Romano: Too soon to wonder if the Lightning can be called a dynasty? Heck, no.

DENVER — Four more wins, and history will come calling.

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