While most of the Senators are in vacation mode, four of their teammates are focused on the start of the 4 Nations Face-Off. But not some may not see much action in the early going.
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Canucks 4-Nations Face-Off: Why unflappable Finn Kevin Lankinen could net gold againIt must be a Finnish thing. Kevin Lankinen was looking remarkably refreshed and relaxed while leaning back in his Vancouver ...
On Monday, two Vancouver Canucks prospects became Beanpot champions. Both Tom Willander and Aiden Celebrini play for Boston ...
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Canucks alumni: Ryan Walter says building team culture is a tricky taskDoes winning create team culture, or does culture create winning? That team chemistry question is one we’ve been pondering for some time, and it feels like it’s come to the forefront in this market ...
After a busy week in the National Hockey League, the movement in CP's NHL Power Rankings is significant before the 4 Nations FaceOff.
For a while there, it looked like only Brady Tkachuk would represent the Senators at the new 4 Nations event, a replacement ...
The 27-year-old boasts a wide array of creative offensive tools. He’s a shifty, agile skater and has silky-smooth hands with ...
Vancouver has won three straight games heading into the NHL's extended multi-week break for the 4 Nations Face-Off.
The Rangers made a splash when they acquired J.T. Miller but an underrated part of that trade was Erik Brannstrom, who can ...
Members of Bills Mafia are boycotting the Super Bowl this year, opting instead for an 'Escape from the Big Game Party' hosted ...
It didn’t take long for Marcus Pettersson to feel at home with the Vancouver Canucks and his comfort level is already showing ...
Lakers land center Mark Williams in trade with Hornets for Knecht and Reddish, AP source says ...
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