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SUNRISE, Fla. — In every one of their four games in the last week, the Florida Panthers have fallen behind.

This is the second in a two-part series examining racism in hockey through the shared experiences of current and former players, coaches, fans, and the media. While Part 1 focused mostly on the on-ice experiences of players and coaches, the second part will focus more on off-ice issues such as…

NEW YORK — No captain. No offense. No resistance to the rush. No chance.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Since the start of the season, the Flyers’ mortal enemy has been the second period They’ve allowed 83 goals in the middle frame (6th most in the NHL) while scoring just 62 (5th fewest).

BOSTON — For Michigan’s hockey team, brimming with NHL talent, most of whom could already be playing professionally, this was the opportunity they had been targeting all along. It was why so many of them opted to return to play another season in college.

That news, along with Hossa signing a ceremonial one-day contract to retire as a Hawk, preceded an ugly 2-0 loss Thursday to the Kraken.

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Doug Wilson is stepping down as the general manager of the San Jose Sharks, the team announced Thursday morning.

All was not lost for the Penguins, who were defeated by the Colorado Avalanche Tuesday night for the second time in four days.

The Hawks’ 18,418 attendance average ranks fifth in the NHL this season. With more years of losing hockey ahead, price reductions (on 84% of seats) and greater access are designed to keep those crowds coming to the United Center.

LOS ANGELES — From the time Ryan Getzlaf was 12 years old, through his standout junior hockey career and deep into his evolution into a top-line NHL center with the Ducks, he heard the same advice from nearly every coach. Shoot the puck more often. You've got a great wrist…

Here is a tracker of the hockey teams that have clinched spots for the 2022 playoffs.