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Komarov shows off grit and skill to lead Maple Leafs past Rangers
TORONTO – Arms in the air, Leo Komarov felt a weight lifted. In his first 13 games back with the Toronto Maple Leafs, he hadn’t scored a goal.
Lars Eller’s second-period goal breaks deadlock as Canadiens beat Wild
MONTREAL – Jiri Sekac is making a strong case to stay in the Montreal Canadiens lineup.
Saturday’s Scoreboard
Saturday’s Games
Peter Holland with a goal and an assist as Leafs beat Senators 5-3
OTTAWA – The Toronto Maple Leafs found themselves playing from behind too many times Sunday night.
Sunday’s Scoreboard
Sunday’s Games
Bonino gets deciding goal in shootout in return to Anaheim, Canucks beat Ducks 2-1
ANAHEIM, Calif. – Ryan Kesler wanted to put on a better show against his former teammates. Instead, one of the guys he was traded for stole the spotlight.
Remembrance Day: Hockey Hall of Famers traded sticks for rifles to fight for country
TORONTO – Hall of Fame goalie Johnny Bower lied about his age to enlist for the Second World War. He was just 16.
Giordano, Anderson, Tarasenko named NHL’s three stars of the week
NEW YORK, N.Y. – Calgary Flames defenceman Mark Giordano is the NHL’s first star of the week.
Monday’s Scoreboard
Monday’s Games
Justin Faulk has goal, 2 assists and Hurricanes stop Flames 4-1
RALEIGH, N.C. – After becoming the fourth-youngest player in Carolina Hurricanes franchise history to score 100 career goals, Jeff Skinner is looking forward to his next milestone.
Longtime NHL referee Bill McCreary built Hall of Fame career on consistency
TORONTO – Bill McCreary admits he made “hundreds and hundreds” of mistakes in his career as an NHL referee. But one stands out.
Canadiens add veteran defensive depth by acquiring Gonchar from Stars for Moen
Sergei Gonchar let Dallas Stars general manager Jim Nill know over the summer he’d be willing to accept a trade if it meant going to a Stanley Cup contender.
Price earns first shutout of the season as Canadiens blank Jets 3-0
MONTREAL – The Winnipeg Jets couldn’t have asked for better opportunities to keep their unbeaten streak alive.
Tuesday’s Scoreboard
Tuesday’s Games
Daniel Sedin’s OT goal lifts Vancouver Canucks over Ottawa Senators 4-3
VANCOUVER – The Vancouver Canucks are starting to look like contenders again as they continue to rebound from a disastrous 2013-14 season.
Connor McDavid suffers hand injury as Otters down Steelheads 4-0
ERIE, Pa. – Erie Otters star forward Connor McDavid, who is touted to go first overall in next year’s NHL draft, is out indefinitely after injuring his right hand in a fight during an Ontario Hockey League game Tuesday night.
Calgary captain Mark Giordano leads Flames, NHL defencemen in scoring
CALGARY – Thin up front due to injuries and with no forward in the top 40 in NHL scoring, the Calgary Flames are still among the league’s best teams in offensive firepower.
Former NHL star Theo Fleury looks to second career — helping others
TORONTO – Theo Fleury has come a long way.
Kessel scores twice as Maple Leafs turn tables and embarrass Bruins
TORONTO – Even as Toronto Maple Leafs players tried to forget a humiliating loss to the Boston Bruins, coaches reminded them just how bad it was. Randy Carlyle wanted to stimulate their memories about how embarrassed they were.
Bruins hope to change trend of losing and losing control of emotions in Montreal
TORONTO – The last time the Boston Bruins went into Montreal, Milan Lucic came unglued. In the penalty box in the final minutes, Lucic made an obscene gesture toward Canadiens fans that earned him a fine from the NHL.
Wednesday’s Scoreboard
Wednesday’s Games
Oilers sue owner of Erie Otters for $4.5 million over aborted sale to affiliate
ERIE, Pa. – A subsidiary of the Edmonton Oilers has sued the owner of the junior league Erie Otters for US$4.5 million.
Phil Kessel shows off his shot that still wows his Maple Leafs teammates
TORONTO – After watching Phil Kessel score two goals on perfect wrist shots, Toronto Maple Leafs coach Randy Carlyle drew comparisons to former teammate Rick Kehoe.
Book: Defence great Robinson says he regrets not ending career in Montreal
MONTREAL – In his new autobiography, defence great Larry Robinson says he regrets not finishing his playing career with the Montreal Canadiens.