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Avalanche Leading the West Thanks To Nathan MacKinnon

The best team in hockey resides a mile high above sea level. Its leader, Nathan MacKinnon, has been on an absolute tear to start the season and is a major reason why the Colorado Avalanche are not just on top of the Western Conference, but also off to a start that has them at the pinnacle of the NHL.MacKinnon’s superstardom has been well documented throughout his illustrious career in Colorado.
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Big 12 Weekend Shakeups Push TCU Further From Arlington

While TCU is not mathematically eliminated from the Big 12 title race, any expectation of rising to the top of the conference was pretty much dashed after the team’s devastating 20-17 loss to Iowa State.Still, with the little hope that exists, it’s somewhat important to keep an eye on what’s going on in the rest of the league. Because whether TCU fans want to admit it or not, there’s still a path to Arlington....
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Young Blackhawks Center Secures Victory With Three-Point Day

The Chicago Blackhawks utilized a three-point day from Connor Bedard en route to a dominating 5-1 victory over the Detroit Red Wings at Little Caesars Arena. The win is Chicago’s third in a row and moves it into third place in the Central Division.For Detroit, the loss continues a concerning trend of outshooting opponents — the Red Wings had 46 shots on goal compared to the Blackhawks’ 20 — and still losing.
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Rangers vs Red Wings Takeaways: Detroit Cools Off

The New York Rangers spoiled Patrick Kane’s return to the ice with a 4-1 victory over the Detroit Red Wings at Little Caesars Arena.Despite outshooting the visiting Rangers 33-26, the Red Wings couldn’t get enough pucks past Jonathan Quick and walked away with a disappointing loss to one of the teams near the bottom of the Eastern Conference standings.The Rangers improved to 7-6-2, while the Red Wings fell to 9-6.Here are five takeaways from the Rangers’ triumph over the Red Wings.The New York R...
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Red Wings' Patrick Kane Returning to Lineup After Long Absence

After a lengthy nine-game absence, Detroit Red Wings veteran Patrick Kane will return to the lineup tonight in the team’s home tilt against the New York Rangers.Kane participated in Red Wings practice for the first time since his injury on Nov. 6 and took part in morning skate today, slotting in on the second line alongside Alex DeBrincat and Marco Kasper. Following morning skate, Red Wings head coach Todd McLellan told reporters that Kane was good to go and would be in the lineup against his fo...
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