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LeBron James admission points to major £2bn move for Liverpool owners FSG

FSG are wanting to acquire a Las Vegas NBA team and LeBron James is set to be the man to front it

Liverpool Echo

Denver native Mark Hubbard not-so-subtly trolls Canada with Avalanche shirt on PGA Tour

"Tell Canada, I want them to know it was the Avs," Hubbard, probably.

USA Today Sports Media Group

LOOK: The Stanley Cup makes appearance at Jets practice

The Cup is here:

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John Romano: The ghosts of Madison Square Garden aren’t that spooky to Lightning

NEW YORK — There is no magic in this ice, or mystery in these walls. A Rangers goaltender does not automatically become a legend in this net, and not every New York forward is destined for glory.

Tribune News Service

10 Sports Franchises That May Entice Investors On Heels Of $2.4B Denver Broncos Deal

The Denver Broncos are breaking records this week off the football field. The National Football League franchise is being sold to an ownership group that includes Rob Walton, one of the heirs of Walmart Inc.

Benzinga

Mike Sielski: The rebuilt Rangers are the model for the team the Flyers could have been

The team was coached by Alain Vigneault, and the team was going nowhere. After years of pushing, pushing, pushing, trying its damnedest to win a Stanley Cup, the team would finish dead last in the NHL’s Metropolitan Division, eighth out of eight, and collect a paltry 77 points. The team…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Mark Kiszla: Avalanche gets first shot at Stanley Cup since 2001, when Joe Sakic and Patrick Roy were kings of hockey universe

EDMONTON, Alberta — Wearing a smile nearly as big as when he handed the Stanley Cup to Ray Bourque in 2001, Joe Sakic emerged from the Colorado locker room after Avs’ 6-5 victory against Edmonton. “It’s fun. But we’re not done,” Sakic told me Monday. “We need four more wins.”

The Denver Post

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Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl deserved better in the Stanley Cup Playoffs

The NHL playoffs are cruel, and Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl know it only too well.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Colorado Avalanche Players Touched The Western Conference Trophy ... Here's Why It Matters

Superstitions are not rare in sports, often time athletes eat the same meal before games or stick to a regimented routine to maintain continuity. Tiger Woods famously only wears red on Sundays, Michael Jordan wore his University of North Carolina college basketball shorts under his Chicago Bulls shorts and slugger…

Benzinga

SI:AM | The Avs Still Look Like the Stanley Cup Favorites

They made quick work of the Oilers and will await the winner of the Rangers-Lightning series.

Sports Illustrated

Eric Nesterenko, longtime Blackhawks forward, dies at 88

Nesterenko helped the Hawks win the 1961 Stanley Cup and played over 1,000 career games for the Hawks.

Chicago Sun-Times

The NHL needs to suspend Evander Kane for his dirty and disgusting hit on Nazem Kadri

Evander Kane's season should be over.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Andrew Gross: Rangers' defensive efforts are driving their 2-0 lead in Eastern Conference final

TAMPA, Fla. — Two giant-sized banners adorn the side of a hotel just down the block from Amalie Arena. One is of the Lightning’s Victor Hedman and the other is of teammate Ryan McDonagh, anchors on what has arguably been the best defense corps in the NHL through runs to…

Newsday

Polling Place: Which season did respondents say is the best for sports?

Winter, spring, summer or fall? All you’ve got to do is make the call.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Chicago Sun-Times

Blackhawks offseason preview: Rebuild plans will become clear during draft, free agency

The Hawks hold eight picks in the 2022 NHL Draft (set for July 7-8) and employ 14 players who could become free agents come July 13.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

‘It’s a good tool for us’: How the Flyers’ front office approaches and aims to utilize the NHL draft combine

PHILADELPHIA — Listening to Flyers assistant general manager Brent Flahr list the tests that prospects go through at the NHL draft combine, Danny Brière started to laugh.

Sports Illustrated

Kennedy Calls for Hockey Canada to Release Alleged Sexual Assault Report

The NHL is investigating the facts about a now-resolved lawsuit filed against Hockey Canada and the Canadian Hockey League.

Miami Herald

Panthers’ offseason questions begin with the future of interim coach Andrew Brunette

Three years ago, Andrew Brunette wasn’t even in coaching. A year ago, he still wasn’t quite sure whether being a head coach was even what he wanted.

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Los Angeles Times

Connor McDavid is great, but Wayne Gretzky is still the Greatest One

LOS ANGELES — Go ahead, call Connor McDavid the best player in the NHL.

Axios

Russian NHL stars enter spotlight as war rages in Ukraine

While leagues have banned Russian teams and athletes in response to the war in Ukraine, the NHL has taken a different approach.

The Guardian - US

Game 7 specialist New York Rangers refuse to quit in these NHL playoffs

This postseason is already more fun than it has been in a few years because the Rangers, one of the Original Six, are sticking around

USA Today Sports Media Group

An obscure offside rule on a Cale Makar goal for the Avalanche confused NHL fans

Does anyone even know what offside is anymore?

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | The NHL’s Final Four

Igor Shesterkin stood on his head again.

USA Today Sports Media Group

NBA Finals: 4 reasons why Celtics-Warriors is the perfect matchup

This should be a fun Finals.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Goaltender Husso's future is one of the keys to Blues' offseason

ST. LOUIS — One of the underrated things that Doug Armstrong brings to the table as the Blues' general manager is an ability to space out expiring contracts. That's not an easy task in this era of free agency and the salary cap.

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