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Top Shelf: Awkward ending to Alfie's long run in Ottawa
The NHL's free agency period opened with a flurry of action on Friday, but after the initial buzz of activity went silent, there was only move still generating noise.
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Laughton and Cousins say plan is to make it difficult for Flyers to cut them
Scott Laughton and Nick Cousins, young centers who represent the Flyers' future, are taking different routes to the NHL.
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Flyers, Lauridsen agree to 2-year deal
The Philadelphia Flyers and restricted free agent defenseman Oliver Lauridsen agreed to terms on a two-year contract Wednesday.
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Chelios' hockey odyssey leads to Hall
Growing up in Evergreen Park the son of a restaurant owner and then moving to Southern California at 15 isn't a typical path to the NHL.
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Isles give Clutterbuck four-year deal
The New York Islanders have agreed to terms with recently acquired forward Cal Clutterbuck on a four-year contract.
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Former Ducks star Scott Niedermayer is elected to Hockey Hall of Fame
ANAHEIM, Calif.-Even a sure-fire Hockey Hall of Fame nominee is not immune to a nervous moment or two.
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Hurricanes re-sign C Nash
The Carolina Hurricanes re-signed center Riley Nash to a two-year, two-way contract Tuesday.
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Avs sign first-overall pick MacKinnon
The Colorado Avalanche signed forward Nathan MacKinnon, the first overall pick of the 2013 NHL Draft, to a three-year, entry-level conract Tuesday.
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Flyers keep Gustafsson
The Philadelphia Flyers signed defenseman Erik Gustafsson to a one-year contract on Tuesday.
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Cooke reaches out to Boogaard's family before taking No. 24 sweater
Matt Cooke will don a Wild sweater for the first time during a media gathering Wednesday.
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Coyotes sign Miele to one-year deal
The Phoenix Coyotes retained unrestricted free agent forward Andy Miele Tuesday with a one-year contract.
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Flyers display their veteran additions
PHILADELPHIA - Ray Emery. Vinny Lecavalier. Mark Streit.
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Chelios, Niedermayer and Shanahan elected to Hockey Hall of Fame
Chris Chelios, Scott Niedermayer and Brendan Shanahan have been elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame.
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Jeff Miller: Scott Niedermayer a teammate to the end
This was his moment, his day, his chance to be as famous as ever.
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Snubbed for decades, Fred Shero gets Hall call
After being snubbed for a couple of decades, Fred Shero, who directed the Flyers to Stanley Cup titles in 1974 and 1975, was elected into hockey's Hall of Fame on Tuesday.
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Top pick Hartman forced to be observer at Blackhawks prospect camp
As an extra session at Blackhawks prospect camp wound down Monday at Johnny's IceHouse West, Ryan Hartman watched from behind the glass outside the team's dressing room.
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Sharks' home arena renamed SAP Center
The San Jose Sharks have announced a name change to their home arena from HP Pavilion to the SAP Center.
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Report: Horton to undergo shoulder surgery, out 4-6 months
Columbus Blue Jackets prized free agency acquisition Nathan Horton will reportedly undergo shoulder surgery next week in Boston.
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Ex-Red Wings teammates Chris Chelios, Brendan Shanahan feel honored to enter Hockey Hall
Former Detroit Red Wings teammates Chris Chelios and Brendan Shanahan will enter the Hockey Hall of Fame shoulder-to-shoulder, as both were among the 2013 inductees announced Tuesday.
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Senators add Corvo
The Ottawa Senators added some veteran depth along their blueline by signing free agent Joe Corvo to a one-year contract on Monday.
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