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Boston University Visits No. 16 UConn in Oct. 22 Hockey Matchup
Boston University faces No. 16 UConn in Storrs on Oct. 22 at 7 p.m. The game airs on ESPN+.
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Blue Jackets Power Play Needs Better Puck Retrieval and More Pressure
Columbus went 0-for-20 over seven games. Its opening-night goals show the value of quick puck movement, while its broader approach still leans too heavily on pe...
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Maple Leafs’ Five-Goal Run Buries Blue Jackets in Columbus
Columbus struck first, then gave up five straight goals as Toronto turned penalties and turnovers into a decisive 6-1 win.
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Maple Leafs Visit Columbus as Jack Roslovic Faces His Hometown Crowd
Toronto arrives off a 3-1 win, while Columbus looks to find more offence after two straight losses. Roslovic gets a hometown spotlight.
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Sergei Bobrovsky’s Rough Maple Leafs Start Puts Toronto’s Goaltending Under Early Pressure
Bobrovsky is 1-3-2 with an .872 save percentage in Toronto, but his history offers reason to wait before judging the three-year signing.
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Zach Werenski’s Production Holds Up as Blue Jackets Lean on Him for 29 Minutes a Night
Werenski has six points in seven games and leads Columbus in ice time, even as a heavy workload may be affecting how his game looks.
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Panthers’ Scoring Surge Brings Four Milestones Into Focus
Seth Jones, Matthew Tkachuk and Brady Tkachuk have added standout numbers to Florida’s run of hat tricks, with a chance to extend the streak against Ottawa.
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Verhaeghe and Bennett Make Panthers History in 8-3 Win Over Kraken
Carter Verhaeghe and Sam Bennett each scored three goals as Florida beat Seattle 8-3, setting team and NHL marks while its power play kept clicking.
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Blue Jackets Need Better Defense and Goaltending Against Rangers
Columbus enters at 2-3-0 after a seven-goal loss. Cleaner penalty management, stronger team defense and timely saves are the priorities against New York.
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Panthers’ Seven-Goal Surge Sets Up Canucks Test as Tkachuk Brothers Chase More History
Florida’s 10-3 record after major scoring nights offers a compelling backdrop for Thursday’s matchup with Vancouver and the brothers’ latest milestones.
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Brady Tkachuk’s Four-Point Night Gives Florida Panthers’ Slow Start Needed Context
Tkachuk recorded four points in Florida’s 7-3 win over Columbus, offering a strong response while leaving bigger team questions open.
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Panthers Lose 5-3 to Sabres as Markström Exits After First Period
Sam Reinhart scored twice on the power play, but Florida fell 5-3 in Buffalo and awaits word on Jacob Markström before Tuesday’s game.
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Cole Sillinger’s Four-Game Surge Gives Blue Jackets a Promising Early Signal
Two goals and four points in four games have Cole Sillinger off to a fast start, with strong five-on-five numbers adding to the intrigue.
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Blue Jackets’ 2-0 Lead Slips Away in 5-3 Loss to Blues
Columbus led 2-0, then lost its structure as St. Louis took over the second period and claimed a 5-3 win.
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Cam Talbot’s Shootout Stops Lift Blue Jackets Past Penguins After 45-Shot Night
Columbus outshot Pittsburgh 45-22, but needed Cam Talbot’s perfect shootout and Kent Johnson’s lone conversion to secure the win.
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Dmitri Voronkov’s Assertiveness Could Unlock More Offense for Columbus
Voronkov has 58 goals in 213 NHL games, but Columbus needs more from his size and strength after a quiet start.
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Matthew Tkachuk’s Late Goal Lifts Panthers Past Kings, 2-1
Tkachuk’s third-period goal gave Florida its first regulation win of the season, though Brad Marchand’s injury added to the Panthers’ early concerns.
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Panthers’ Record Without Aleksander Barkov Shows Both Resilience and a Clear Cost
Florida has gone 102-105-17 without Barkov, but the scoring, special teams and faceoff numbers reveal what his absence takes away.
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Denton Mateychuk Earns Heavy Blue Jackets Role With Strong Early Play
Mateychuk is averaging 27:48 through two games, driving possession beside Zach Werenski as Columbus navigates injuries on defense.
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Panthers’ Penalty Trouble Costs Them Again in Overtime Loss to Ducks
Florida rallied to force overtime, but Anaheim converted three of four power plays and ended the Panthers’ latest one-goal game.