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Mathieu Olivier’s Decisions Are Becoming a Problem for the Blue Jackets
Olivier’s major penalty against Florida capped a run of costly choices, putting his judgment and his value to Columbus under the spotlight.
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Blue Jackets’ Penalties Turn Promising Start Into Florida Rout
Columbus opened well, then Florida punished a costly turnover and six penalty kills. The Jackets’ discipline erased a strong even strength showing.
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Shea Theodore’s Shot Volume and Defensive Work Lift Vegas’ Blue Line
Theodore is blocking more shots and firing more often, giving Vegas a bigger two-way presence through its first seven games.
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NHL Frozen Frenzy Has the Right Idea, but the Schedule Misses Its Moment
Frozen Frenzy puts all 32 teams on the ice, but a Tuesday in October and a thin slate of rivalries limit its appeal.
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Panthers’ Vamos Gatos Night Puts Hispanic Hockey Outreach in Focus
Florida’s celebration has roots in local hockey history and the LATAM Cup. The next step is making it easier for new fans and players to stay involved.
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Three Keys for the Blue Jackets Against Florida: Goaltending, Composure and Physicality
Columbus faces a demanding test against Florida. Strong goaltending, disciplined physical play and a return to its best team game are the keys.
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Panthers Face Blue Jackets as NHL Frozen Frenzy Puts All 32 Teams on Ice
Florida visits Columbus at 6:15 p.m. ET during a 16-game night, looking to snap a two-game skid. Here’s the full schedule and broadcast lineup.
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Bruins Open Road Trip Against Sharks With McAvoy Back and Swayman Starting
Boston takes a two-game win streak into San Jose, where Charlie McAvoy returns and Jeremy Swayman is set for his fourth straight start.
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Ovechkin Reaches 930 as Capitals Fall 5-3 to Kraken
Ovechkin scored his first goal of the season, while Kyrou and Jenner also found the net in Washington’s 5-3 loss to Seattle.
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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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Golden Knights’ Inaugural Team Reunion Brought Fun Back Into Focus
The return of Vegas’ 2017-18 team reminded current Golden Knights that the joy of playing together still sits at the heart of the club.
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Blue Jackets Should Test Luca Del Bel Belluz on Sean Monahan’s Line
Columbus has scored 12 goals in four games but conceded 14. Del Bel Belluz could add pace and puck control to a lineup seeking better balance.
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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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Kaprizov’s Hat Trick Exposes Panthers’ Early Season Problems in 4-1 Loss
Kirill Kaprizov struck three times as Florida fell 4-1 in its home opener, with a struggling power play and limited scoring adding to the concern.
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Panthers Put Home Opener Streak and Carter Verhaeghe’s Record Chase in Focus
Florida welcomes Minnesota seeking an eighth straight home opener win, while Verhaeghe has a chance to match Scott Mellanby’s club mark.
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Jacob Markström Gives Panthers an Early Return on Their Goalie Gamble
Markström has a .927 save percentage and a shutout through three starts, giving Florida an early lift as Connor Hellebuyck remains away from Winnipeg.
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Blue Jackets Face Back-to-Back Test Against Blues After Shootout Win
Columbus carries a 47-shot effort and a shootout win into St. Louis, where finishing chances, secondary scoring and Jet Greaves will be key.
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Timothy Liljegren Delivers First Capitals Goal in 3-1 Win Over Rangers
Liljegren tied the game with a second-period shot, then logged a season-high 19:14 as Washington beat New York 3-1.
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Why the Golden Knights’ Sellout Streak Ended: Cost, Trust and Fan Frustration
Vegas’ 397-game sellout streak ended with an estimated crowd below 13,000, putting renewed focus on ticket value and the club’s ties to fans.
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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.