
Nick Faris
Features Writer at TheScore
Features writer, @theScore | [email protected] | he/him
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1 week ago |
thescore.com | Nick Faris
In recent years, elite North American hockey players had access to half of the opportunities they craved. NHLers competed nightly in league play and chased the sport's ultimate prize, the Stanley Cup. But the NHL spurned the international spotlight, while stars of the women's game got to clash for patriotic bragging rights and gold medals. The sport found the right balance in 2025. The hostile, riveting 4 Nations Face-Off was best-on-best hockey in its ideal form.
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2 weeks ago |
thescore.com | Nick Faris
The Edmonton Oilers and Los Angeles Kings can't escape each other. Unless the Vegas Golden Knights tailspin out of first in the Pacific Division, these familiar foes will place second and third for a fourth consecutive year. They're on course to collide in yet another opening round of the postseason. These incessant brushes stem from the star-studded Oilers' surprising inability to win a division title. The franchise hasn’t done that since Wayne Gretzky menaced the Smythe Division in 1987.
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1 month ago |
thescore.com | Nick Faris
During Women's History Month in March, theScore is publishing stories that illustrate how women in sports lead, inspire change, and navigate their careers. TORONTO - When a penalty is called in PWHL games, the referees swerve in opposite directions. One escorts the culprit to the box. Their partner skates to the benches to be a human roadblock and prevent the shorthanded squad from making a line change.
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2 months ago |
thescore.com | Nick Faris
Note: This story was published in October 2020 and is being republished with minor updates for Black History Month. Willie O'Ree's surname, the four letters that changed hockey for the better when they appeared on an NHL lineup card in 1958, derives from that of the American military officer who enslaved his great-great-grandfather. The officer was Peter Horry, pronounced unlike what you'd expect.
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2 months ago |
thescore.com | Nick Faris
The United States surged to first place in the 4 Nations Face-Off standings by routing Finland 6-1 in its tournament opener. Here are three observations about Thursday night's American victory.
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