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  • 1 week ago | si.com | Jacob Punturi

    It’s been over a year since San Jose Sharks forward Logan Couture last played an NHL game. The Sharks captain has been out since due to injury, and his career is reportedly coming to an end because of it. The Sharks announced that Couture and team general manager, Mike Grier, would hold an upcoming press conference.

  • 1 week ago | si.com | Jacob Punturi

    The road back to the Stanley Cup Finals is a treacherous one for the Edmonton Oilers. The Western Conference is loaded with talent, and each round will be a battle to win. Their postseason starts with a series against Pacific Division rivals, the Los Angeles Kings. The road only gets tougher for the Oilers in the early portion of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. The team will be without top defenseman Mattias Ekholm for at least their first-round series against the Kings.

  • 1 week ago | si.com | Jacob Punturi

    The Florida Panthers did not expect forward Sam Bennett back until the postseason after he sustained an upper-body injury against the Ottawa Senators nine days ago. After a week and a half of rest and recovery, the gritty center will return sooner than expected. The Panthers will face the New York Rangers in their next contest, and Bennett will be in the lineup. Bennett was back skating with the top six during the team's morning skate, centering a line with Evan Rodrigues and Jesper Boqvist.

  • 1 week ago | si.com | Jacob Punturi

    The Edmonton Oilers and Los Angeles Kings will meet for the fourth consecutive time in the opening round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Before they meet again in the postseason, they will square off in one final regular-season contest. With such a late-in-the-season meeting between the Kings and Oilers, it's sure to raise the temperature between the squads. The rivalry grows deeper and more intense by the year, and things could boil over in their final tune-up before the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs.

  • 1 week ago | si.com | Jacob Punturi

    In an awful update, another former NHL player and Stanley Cup champion has been diagnosed with CTE. Chris Simon, one of the toughest enforcers of his era and champion with the Colorado Avalanche became the latest deceased NHLer to have the effects of CTE discovered in his brain. Simon passed away in March of 2024 at age 52. Following his tragic death, his family donated his brain to be studied by the Boston University CTE Center.