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Hurricanes Survive An Overturned OT Goal And Failed Penalty Shot To Beat Senators In Wild Game 2
The Carolina Hurricanes had a goal overturned in their first overtime period. Jordan Martinook was awarded a penalty shot instead. He didn't capitalize then, but he did in double-overtime.

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Who's Hot And Cold In The NHL After The First Games Of The Playoffs
Players on the Sabres, Canadiens and Wild were red-hot in Game 1, while a star on Dallas and Utah can't let a cold showing drag their team down.

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Which Canadian NHL Team That Missed The Playoffs Is Likeliest To Bounce Back?
Which of the four Canadian NHL teams that missed the playoffs has the best chances of getting back in next year – the Calgary Flames, Toronto Maple Leafs, Vancouver Canucks or Winnipeg Jets?

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The Hockey News Big Show: Breaking Down A Thrilling Start To The NHL Playoffs
Devan Dubnyk, Ryan Kennedy and Michael Traikos discuss Jake Oettinger, the Sabres' comeback, the Canadiens and Lightning penalties, Dan Vladar's play and much more.

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NHL Calder Trophy Tracker: Mock Ballot Has Schaefer Beating Demidov And Sennecke
Tony Ferrari predicts the star rookies on the New York Islanders, Montreal Canadiens and Anaheim Ducks will be the three finalists on the NHL Calder Trophy ballot. Here's how important they were to their teams.

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