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Calgary Flames 2-0 San Jose Sharks – NHL Game Recap | IHM News

Calgary Flames 2-0 San Jose Sharks

Date: November 14, 2025 | Author: IHM News

Calgary leaned on structure and volume shooting to grind out a 2-0 home win over San Jose, outshooting the Sharks 36-15 and closing the night with a clean sheet on the scoreboard.

This felt like a classic Flames home game: controlled pace, heavy board work and very little room between the blue lines. Calgary steadily tilted the ice with layer-over-layer pressure, forcing the Sharks to chip pucks out rather than attack with speed. With both teams struggling to finish early, it was always going to be about who stayed patient longer and who blinked first under forecheck pressure.

The hosts generated most of their looks from extended zone time, rolling three effective forechecking units and using the low cycle to tire out San Jose’s defense. San Jose tried to answer with quick-strike rushes off turnovers, but they were limited to one-and-done entries and a small shot total. Calgary’s defensive box stayed compact in front of the net, clearing second chances and allowing their goaltender to see almost everything cleanly.

Special teams did not swing the scoreboard, but they did help Calgary manage momentum. The Flames’ penalty kill stayed aggressive at both blue lines, forcing the Sharks to regroup repeatedly and chewing up clock. On the other side, Calgary’s power play focused on puck possession and low-risk entries, even without finding a goal. The overall effect was the same: San Jose never really built a sustained wave in the offensive zone.

Game Flow

The first period was a feeling-out frame with very little open ice. Calgary owned the puck but could not solve San Jose’s shot lanes, while the Sharks’ best looks came from point shots through traffic that were handled calmly. Both teams went to the intermission scoreless, but the shot count already hinted at where the territorial edge was heading.

Early in the second, Calgary finally broke through. After another long offensive-zone shift, the Flames worked the puck low-to-high and then back into the slot, where Blake Coleman found space in front and snapped home the 1-0 goal. From there Calgary kept their foot on the gas, outshooting the Sharks comfortably in the frame and forcing San Jose to collapse even deeper around their crease.

The third period was all about game management from the home side. Calgary continued to finish checks, protect the middle of the ice and change smartly to avoid long shifts. San Jose pushed late with the goalie pulled, but a strong wall battle and quick outlet set up Samuel Honzek to slide the puck into the empty net for 2-0 in the final minute, sealing a workmanlike victory.

Numbers Box

Shots on goal: Calgary 36, San Jose 16
Blocked shots: Calgary 25, San Jose 13
Goaltending: Calgary starter turned aside every shot faced; San Jose’s netminder carried a heavy workload against 36 attempts
Penalties/PIM: Calgary 2 minors (4 PIM), San Jose 3 minors (6 PIM)
Key scorers: Coleman (GWG), Honzek (EN insurance)

Team Notes

Calgary’s top six forwards drove most of the possession, repeatedly winning races to loose pucks and forcing turnovers on the forecheck. On the back end, the Flames’ defense kept tight gaps in the neutral zone, denying San Jose clean entries and funneling play to the outside. For the Sharks, the positive note is how their penalty kill held up under pressure, but they will look at the shot chart and know they left too much offensive potential on the table.

Coach Mark comment

Calgary played a very mature home game. They did not chase offence, they trusted their structure and let the shot volume wear San Jose down. When your team limits the opponent to 16 shots and scores at key moments, that is the kind of blueprint that travels well through a long season.

Questions & Answers | IHM Performance Metrics

Q: What was the biggest tactical edge for Calgary in this game?
A: Their layered forecheck and tight neutral-zone gap control. The Flames consistently denied San Jose controlled entries, which kept the Sharks from building any multi-chance shifts.
Q: How did the Flames manage the low-scoring nature of the night?
A: They stayed patient, trusted their defensive shell and avoided forcing plays through the middle. Once they had the 1-0 lead, every shift focused on winning the next battle and keeping pucks below the San Jose goal line.
Q: What does this result say about Calgary’s defensive structure?
A: Holding an NHL opponent to 15 shots usually means your layers are in sync. Calgary’s wingers tracked back hard, the defense held the dotted-line area and the goaltender saw clean looks with minimal rebounds.
Q: Where can San Jose find adjustments after this loss?
A: They need more controlled exits and entries. Too many possessions ended with chips off the glass or hopeful dumps that Calgary handled easily, which limited any chance to attack with numbers.

More NHL news on IHM: stay updated with our latest coverage on the IceHockeyMan homepage and future Calgary Flames breakdowns in our NHL section.

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Top-10 Hockey News & Rumors of the Week

IHM Newsroom · November 11, 2025

This week delivered one of the most dramatic shifts of the early season. A rising powerhouse nobody expected, a complete meltdown by a contender, new injuries, and a growing wave of rumors across the league.

1. Anaheim Ducks shock the league and extend their winning streak – the hottest team in the NHL right now

Anaheim continues to crush expectations and opponents. Their speed, forecheck layers, aggressive neutral-zone pressure and young core chemistry have turned them into the most talked-about team of the week.
Every insider, every analyst, every fanbase is asking the same thing:
Are the Ducks for real this year?
Momentum says yes.

2. Rangers finally break their home slump with a strong 6-3 win over the Predators

Madison Square Garden needed this victory badly. New York showed improved pace, tighter gaps, and better execution on special teams. A psychological pivot point for their season.

3. Major NHL Rumor Round-Up: Woll’s return, Laughton injury, Michkov situation, Dubois timeline

A dense package that shaped the news cycle. Teams are preparing for early roster changes and evaluating mid-November market options.

4. Edmonton Oilers humiliated 1-9 by the Colorado Avalanche

This is one of the biggest storylines of the week.
Colorado dismantled Edmonton in every zone:

zero defensive support
lost structure
broken neutral-zone coverage
poor rotation inside the slot

This result directly reinforces the rumor that Edmonton is urgently searching for a right-shot defenseman.
This loss wasn’t just a bad night.
It revealed structural flaws.

5. Sharks keep building momentum: Celebrini scores again, Askarov makes 38 saves vs Panthers

San Jose continues to deliver one of the most unexpectedly positive stories of the season.
Momentum + confidence + young core = identity forming.

6. Minnesota Wild win 3-2 OT after Stamkos scores with 0.1 seconds left

A chaotic and iconic moment of the week.
Despite the net shifting, the goal was confirmed.
Minnesota showed resilience and emotional control in overtime.

7. NHL Injury & Status Report – major updates across the league

Multiple teams adjusted line combinations and special-teams structure after key injuries.

8. Toronto Maple Leafs exploring bottom-six depth options

The Leafs are evaluating two-way forwards to stabilize their third line.
(IHM Rumors)

9. Several Western Conference teams show interest in a Nashville depth forward

A quiet but realistic trade line to follow.
(IHM Rumors)

10. Columbus Blue Jackets open to discussing several mid-tier players

Management wants roster flexibility and is prepared to listen.
(IHM Rumors)

✅ Coach Mark Insight

This was the Ducks’ week. Their structure is sharp, their transition game is clean, and their confidence is growing shift by shift.
Edmonton’s collapse exposed exactly why their management is searching for a right-shot defenseman.
San Jose continues to evolve, New York finally woke up, and the rumor market is heating up.
Expect movement soon.

✅ Match to Watch

Carolina Hurricanes vs Washington Capitals – 12 November
Two contrasting systems. One measuring stick game.

✅ Q&A

Q: Which NHL team is the hottest right now? A: The Anaheim Ducks. They extended their winning streak and became the most discussed team of the week due to fast transition play, strong forecheck and rising young talent.

Q: Why is everyone talking about the Ducks this week? A: Because they keep beating strong opponents and show consistent structure, speed and confidence. They’re becoming a genuine early-season contender.

Q: What happened to the Oilers in the 1-9 loss to Colorado? A: Edmonton suffered a structural collapse. Colorado outran, out-skated and out-executed them in all phases. This loss supports rumors that Edmonton is urgently seeking a right-shot defenseman.

Q: What were the biggest NHL rumors this week? A: Woll’s return timeline, Laughton’s injury, Dubois availability and Michkov development path.

Q: Which under-the-radar team performed best? A: The Sharks with Celebrini and Askarov leading the way.

Q: What was the most dramatic goal of the week? A: Stamkos scoring with 0.1 seconds left before Minnesota won in overtime.

Q: Any important injury updates this week? A: Yes. Several teams adjusted lines and special teams due to revised timelines.

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Vegas Golden Knights 2-3 Florida Panthers – Game Recap

Date: 11 November 2025
Author: IHM Newsroom

Recap

Florida Panthers secured a hard-fought road win in Vegas by playing a structured, disciplined game and controlling the neutral zone for most of the night. The opening period leaned in Florida’s favor when Boqvist made it 0-1 at 14:47 after a clean low-cycle sequence from Sebrango and Petry.

The second period pushed the momentum even further toward Florida. Marchand extended the lead to 0-2 at 10:54 after a sharp transition through Forsling and Sebrango. Vegas repeatedly broke their own rhythm with avoidable penalties. Whitecloud and Howden took back-to-back minors, giving Florida full control over puck movement and tempo.

Vegas finally sparked something early in the third. Hertl cut the score to 1-2 at 01:25 from a feed by Theodore, but Florida answered almost immediately. Reinhart buried a power-play goal at 04:54 after great puck circulation between Jones and Marchand, restoring the two-goal cushion at 1-3.

Barbashev made it 2-3 at 09:04, giving Vegas hope, but Florida executed a near-perfect closing stretch. They shut down the slot, forced Vegas to shoot from distance, and relied on sharp goaltending from Bobrovsky, who finished with 28 saves.

Key Stats

Shots on Goal: Vegas 30 – Florida 20
Shooting Percentage: 6.67% – 15%
Blocked Shots: 13 – 13
Goalie Saves: Lindbom 17 – Bobrovsky 28
Save Percentage: 85% – 93.33%
Penalties: 5 – 5
PIM: 13 – 13

IHM Analysis

Florida controlled the structural elements of the game. Vegas had chances but lacked discipline and consistency in transitions. Florida’s immediate responses to pressure moments were decisive.

Coach Mark Comment

Bobrovsky delivered the key difference. Florida stayed compact in the neutral zone and Vegas never established enough clean entries to create consistent pressure. The Panthers executed with patience and discipline and their timing on both goals and zone exits was excellent.

Q&A

Why did Florida win?

They won because of disciplined structure, neutral-zone control, and timely scoring.

What changed for Vegas in the third period?

Vegas raised their pace but defensive errors and penalties broke their momentum.

Who was the most impactful player?

Sergei Bobrovsky with 28 saves.

Was special teams important?

Yes. Reinhart’s power-play goal at 04:54 was decisive.

Did Vegas outshoot Florida?

Yes, 30 to 20, but many shots came from the perimeter.

What was the turning point?

Florida’s quick response to Vegas’ early third-period goal, restoring control instantly.

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Carolina Hurricanes vs Washington Capitals – Match Preview

Carolina Hurricanes vs Washington Capitals – Match Preview

Date: 12.11.2025
Venue: Lenovo Center (Raleigh, NC)

The upcoming matchup in Raleigh brings together two teams, each carrying very different recent form and structural trends. Carolina continues to demonstrate one of the league’s most organized systems, relying on fast puck movement, strong retrieval habits, and high-quality offensive-zone rotations. Their play through the neutral zone has been especially sharp, allowing them to maintain territorial advantage for long stretches throughout recent games.

Washington approaches this meeting with several questions surrounding lineup stability and transition efficiency. In recent outings they have struggled with controlled exits, often being forced into dump-and-chase situations that limit their ability to sustain pressure. Defensive-zone rotations have also shown inconsistencies, particularly when opponents increase pace or attack through layered entries.

A key area to watch will be the midfield battle, where Carolina’s structured forecheck meets Washington’s attempts to generate speed through stretch outlets. Both teams have skaters capable of shifting momentum quickly, and special teams may play a significant role given the contrasting tactical approaches. Carolina tends to build pressure through cycling and inside-lane movement, while Washington continues to rely on perimeter puck control and point activation.

Goaltending matchups add another layer of intrigue. Carolina’s recent stability in net has contributed to their ability to close out tight periods, whereas Washington has faced inconsistency in rebound control and traffic management. With both teams playing on varied schedules, energy management and bench depth could influence the flow of the later stages.

In summary, this game offers an interesting clash between structural discipline and opportunistic playmaking. Both sides enter with distinct stylistic identities, and the tactical execution in the first 10-12 minutes may set the tone for the rest of the evening.

Note: our previous breakdown on the Anaheim game landed smoothly and without stress, as the team controlled the matchup from start to finish. Below is the full tactical analysis for tonight’s game, which you can review in detail here-

Tactical Breakdown

Anaheim approaches this matchup with their familiar layered 1-2-2 structure, a system built around disciplined puck support and rapid counterattacks. Their recent games show a strong emphasis on controlled exits, using their defensemen as the first activation point and attacking in waves through the neutral zone. The Ducks generate high-danger chances by rotating their wingers low and forcing opposing defenders into extended shifts.

Winnipeg enters with a more aggressive forecheck style, leaning heavily on their speed. Their 2-1-2 pressure has produced turnovers, but it also leaves gaps behind their forwards when the first wave is broken. Against Anaheim’s compact structure, these gaps could become liabilities in transition.
Advanced Metrics (Last 5 Games)

Anaheim Ducks: 5-0-0 record, allowing only 2.0 goals per game. Their expected goals against (xGA) is trending downward, sitting at 2.4 per 60. Offensive zone possession time increased by 11% over their previous 10-game average.
Winnipeg Jets: xG production remains respectable at 3.1 per 60, but their defensive numbers slipped, conceding 4+ goals in three of the last five. Their high-danger attempts allowed (HDCA) jumped noticeably due to inconsistent backchecking and fatigue on long shifts.

Line-Up & Usage Notes

Anaheim Injuries: Granlund (lower body), Gudas (lower body).
Winnipeg Injuries: Barron (injury), Perfetti (ankle), Samberg (wrist).
Anaheim’s first line continues to drive play with strong zone entries and effective east-west puck movement. Strome’s availability (questionable) will influence power-play structure. Ducks’ defensive core rotates efficiently, minimizing breakdowns.
Winnipeg relies on transition bursts but lacks depth support due to injuries. If their third line continues to struggle on defensive coverages, Anaheim’s forecheck may create sustained pressure.

Coach’s Verdict

This matchup brings together two teams on very different trajectories. Anaheim enters this game in strong form,
showing stability across all three zones and delivering consistent execution in transition play. Their recent stretch
of performances highlights excellent forecheck pressure and improved puck support, which reduces turnovers in the
neutral zone.

Winnipeg, despite sitting high in the standings earlier in the season, has recently shown vulnerability.
Their defensive structure has loosened, especially in the slot area, where they are allowing too many clean looks
on goal. Injuries to key depth players also affect their rotation and special teams efficiency.

Anaheim’s momentum, stronger current form (five consecutive wins), and home-ice advantage at Honda Center
make them the more reliable side here. Their offensive depth is balanced, and the team is creating a high number
of high-danger scoring chances.

Premium Pick - Anaheim Ducks - Win (Including Overtime)

Note: Our previous analysis on Philadelphia was extremely close, but the game slipped away in overtime - read yesterday’s recap for details.

NHL Rumours: Woll Returns, Laughton Injury Update, Michkov’s Offseason, Dubois Timeline & Trade Notes | IHM News

NHL Rumours: Woll Returns, Laughton Injury Update, Michkov’s Offseason, Dubois Timeline & Trade Notes | IHM News

NHL Rumours: Woll Returns, Laughton Exits Again, Michkov’s Offseason, Dubois Timeline & League Trade Notes

Date: November 10, 2025
Author: IHM News

Woll Returns to Game Action, Maple Leafs Rotate All Three Goalies

Joseph Woll stepped back into live competition on Nov. 8, appearing for the Toronto Marlies on a conditioning stint after missing the first month of the season. The return was emotional: Woll thanked the media for their respect during his leave and stressed that he hopes this will be the final step before reclaiming his NHL job.

Although he was expected to play roughly 30 minutes, Woll remained in for 37 before being pulled after three goals. The decision was not performance-based; rather, the Maple Leafs needed to preserve him with a back-to-back set on the horizon. Elliotte Friedman suggested the Leafs want him available as backup for the Nov. 9 game.

Toronto used all three goalies the previous night. Anthony Stolarz struggled again and was replaced after Boston’s fourth goal, while Dennis Hildeby handled the remainder. Stolarz has a new four-year extension and pressure is mounting; both management and fans want consistency from their presumed starter.

Laughton Leaves After Heavy Hit, Ruled Out for Hurricanes Game

Scott Laughton’s return to the Philadelphia Flyers lineup didn’t last long. In just his second game of the season, he was crushed by Bruins defenseman Nikita Zadorov along the boards-a clean hit with an unfortunate result. Laughton left the game and will not play against Carolina.

There is no specific timeline beyond “at least one game,” but given the force of the collision, a concussion or upper-body issue seems possible. Laughton already missed the first 13 games of the season, and his absence is another blow for a Flyers team struggling to find lineup stability.

Michkov Opens Up About Poor Offseason, Scores in Back-to-Back Games

Matvei Michkov’s early-season inconsistency has generated loud debate in Philadelphia. The 20-year-old has only three goals through 13 games, and his usage under Rick Tocchet continues to spark disagreement among fans.

After scoring against both Nashville and Ottawa, Michkov addressed recent criticism head-on. He admitted he took four full months off during the summer – something he had never done – and said the long break cost him focus at the start of the year. He emphasized that each game he feels sharper and more comfortable.

The honesty was well received. For Flyers fans frustrated with Michkov’s development curve, the statement demonstrated accountability and maturity. For others who believe Tocchet is too hard on skilled players, the improved production is proof the young winger is trending back toward stardom.

Dubois Faces 3-4 Month Recovery After Surgery

Washington Capitals forward Pierre-Luc Dubois has been ruled out long term after undergoing surgery on abdominal and adductor injuries. His season opened poorly – no points in six games – and now he is expected to miss three to four months.

The Capitals, sitting near the bottom of the Metropolitan Division, lose a major piece of their forward core. Dubois’ LTIR eligibility gives Washington up to $3.82M in flexibility, though they currently have enough cap space to operate without accessing LTIR funds.

Toronto’s Bobby McMann Drawing Early Trade Interest

Sportsnet’s James Mirtle reports that pending UFA Bobby McMann could become a trade candidate. Despite scoring 20 goals last season, McMann has not met expectations in 2025-26. He has been used with strong linemates and significant minutes, but the production has dried up.

The Leafs must decide whether they want to pay him his likely next contract – projected above $3M. If not, he becomes a logical chip for Toronto as they look to reshape their roster.

Blues “Open for Business,” Schenn Interest Growing

The St. Louis Blues sit at the bottom of the Western Conference and are evaluating major roster changes. According to David Pagnotta and Frank Seravalli, GM Doug Armstrong has informed teams that St. Louis is “open for business.”

Brayden Schenn, 34, is drawing early interest. With two years remaining at a $6.5M cap hit and a 15-team no-trade list, he remains a versatile target for contenders. Schenn was nearly moved last season but used his NTC to stay. This year, with less protection and a struggling roster, his name is expected to circulate heavily as the deadline approaches.

Coach Mark Comment

Woll’s situation shows how delicate goalie rhythm is early in the season. Laughton’s injury hurts the Flyers’ match-ups, especially on the PK. Michkov owning his offseason mistake is a strong sign; elite players adjust quickly when they’re honest like this.

Questions & Answers | IHM Performance Metrics

Why did the Maple Leafs rotate all three goalies?

They needed Stolarz rested for the back-to-back, Hildeby needed work, and Woll required conditioning minutes after a long absence.

Should Flyers fans be worried about Laughton’s long-term outlook?

The hit was heavy, but the team has not indicated a severe injury. It’s a short-term setback unless concussion symptoms appear.

Did Michkov’s offseason break really affect his start?

Yes. Four months without structured training is unusual at the NHL level. His recent goals show he’s recalibrating fast.

Will the Capitals struggle without Dubois?

They lose a big center with two-way impact, but LTIR flexibility helps them patch holes if needed.

Is Brayden Schenn likely to be traded?

If the Blues remain near the bottom of the standings, the chances increase significantly.

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Anaheim Ducks 4-1 Winnipeg Jets | IHM Game Recap

Anaheim Ducks 4-1 Winnipeg Jets

Date: November 10, 2025
Author: IHM News

Ducks dominate Jets with special-teams precision, extend home momentum

Anaheim delivered another composed, structured home performance, beating the Winnipeg Jets 4-1 behind two power-play goals from Leo Carlsson and a standout all-situations night from rookie Beckett Sennecke. Winnipeg generated a shot edge but struggled to break Anaheim’s layered defensive zone reads, while Lukas Dostal delivered calm, technically precise goaltending to steady the Ducks throughout.

Game Flow

1st Period: Anaheim controlled pace early and struck first at 07:18 when Beckett Sennecke buried a rebound created through Corey Gauthier’s entry pressure. Physicality ramped up, but the Ducks kept composure. At 19:03, Carlsson doubled the lead on the power play, snapping a one-timer off a crisp Terry-to-Kreider passing rotation for 2-0.

2nd Period: Winnipeg responded quickly at 04:22 through Kyle Connor, finishing off a Morrissey-Scheifele sequence. Anaheim stabilized fast, and Sennecke answered at 11:48 with his second of the night after controlled middle-lane support from McTavish and Gauthier, restoring a 3-1 lead.

3rd Period: Early in the period at 02:46, Carlsson struck again on the power play, timing the weak-side seam perfectly for 4-1. Winnipeg thought they pulled one back at 19:13, but a successful goalie-interference challenge overturned the goal. Anaheim closed out confidently.

Numbers Box

Shots on Goal: ANA 21, WPG 24
Shots off Target: ANA 23, WPG 19
Power Play: ANA 2/4, WPG 0/4
Blocked Shots: ANA 15, WPG 14
Saves: Dostal 23/24 (95.8%), Comrie 16/20 (80%)
PIM: ANA 8, WPG 8
Notable: Sennecke 2G, Carlsson 2 PPG goals, Ducks win special-teams battle

Coach Mark Comment

Carlsson’s timing on the power play keeps getting better. Sennecke showed real poise in tight areas, and Anaheim’s defensive reads were simple but effective. When the Ducks control their neutral-zone tempo like this, they’re difficult to break.

Questions & Answers | IHM Performance Metrics

Why did Anaheim control this matchup?

Their special teams dictated pace, and their neutral-zone layers forced Winnipeg into predictable entries. Dostal handled the rest.

What stood out about Beckett Sennecke’s performance?

His goal-scoring came from smart support routes and quick-release positioning. He consistently attacked inside ice.

How did Winnipeg generate more shots but fewer dangerous chances?

Anaheim kept most attempts to the perimeter. Jets lacked sustained slot penetration, especially at even strength.

What made Carlsson’s power-play goals possible?

Elite timing, clean east-west puck rotation, and Winnipeg’s passive penalty-kill spacing.

Is Anaheim’s home performance trend sustainable?

Yes. Their defensive structure and transition clarity hold up well against most opponents.

More NHL news available on IHM.

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Top-10 Hockey News & Rumors of the Week

1. Anaheim Ducks shock the league and extend their winning streak – the hottest team in the NHL right now

2. Rangers finally break their home slump with a strong 6-3 win over the Predators

3. Major NHL Rumor Round-Up: Woll’s return, Laughton injury, Michkov situation, Dubois timeline

4. Edmonton Oilers humiliated 1-9 by the Colorado Avalanche

5. Sharks keep building momentum: Celebrini scores again, Askarov makes 38 saves vs Panthers

6. Minnesota Wild win 3-2 OT after Stamkos scores with 0.1 seconds left

7. NHL Injury & Status Report – major updates across the league

8. Toronto Maple Leafs exploring bottom-six depth options

9. Several Western Conference teams show interest in a Nashville depth forward

10. Columbus Blue Jackets open to discussing several mid-tier players

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✅ Match to Watch

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Why did Florida win?

What changed for Vegas in the third period?

Who was the most impactful player?

Was special teams important?

Did Vegas outshoot Florida?

What was the turning point?

NHL Rumours: Woll Returns, Laughton Exits Again, Michkov’s Offseason, Dubois Timeline & League Trade Notes

Woll Returns to Game Action, Maple Leafs Rotate All Three Goalies

Laughton Leaves After Heavy Hit, Ruled Out for Hurricanes Game

Michkov Opens Up About Poor Offseason, Scores in Back-to-Back Games

Dubois Faces 3-4 Month Recovery After Surgery

Toronto’s Bobby McMann Drawing Early Trade Interest

Blues “Open for Business,” Schenn Interest Growing

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Questions & Answers | IHM Performance Metrics

Why did the Maple Leafs rotate all three goalies?

Should Flyers fans be worried about Laughton’s long-term outlook?

Did Michkov’s offseason break really affect his start?

Will the Capitals struggle without Dubois?

Is Brayden Schenn likely to be traded?

Anaheim Ducks 4-1 Winnipeg Jets

Ducks dominate Jets with special-teams precision, extend home momentum

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