Willie Desjardins says he still can't tell the Sedins apart

Willie Desjardins says he still can't tell the Sedins apart

VANCOUVER, BC – Canucks head coach Willie Desjardins admitted on Monday that he still has absolutely no idea which Sedin twin is which. 

Despite being in his third season behind the Vancouver bench, Desjardins says that he makes sure to check the names on their jerseys before talking to them.

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Desperate to prove He still exists, God forces Desharnais from Habs' top line

Desperate to prove He still exists, God forces Desharnais from Habs' top line

MONTREAL, QC – Facing a sharp decline in the number of church-goers in Quebec, God awoke from a slumber to give locals some proof that he still exists on Tuesday, by striking down forward David Desharnais with a knee injury.

After being put on the Habs' top line to replace the already injured Alex Galchenyuk, Desharnais was taken down with the exact same injury against the Blues.

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Beau Bennett wakes up without injuring himself

Beau Bennett wakes up without injuring himself

MONTCLAIR, NJ – In what Devils personnel are calling an early Christmas miracle, forward Beau Bennett got out of bed on Monday morning without injuring himself.

Team doctors were notified of the development via phone call, as an hysterical Bennett called them just after getting out of the shower.

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Habs to have torch passing ceremony to commemorate the last one

Habs to have torch passing ceremony to commemorate the last one

MONTREAL, QC – The Canadiens will have a 45 minute torch passing ceremony prior to Saturday's game against Colorado at the Bell Centre, featuring all of the members of the 1976 Stanley Cup winning team.

The ceremony will be held to commemorate the last torch passing ceremony earlier this season featuring the exact same group of tired, confused old men.

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NHL considers implementing two-goal line

NHL considers implementing two-goal line

NEW YORK, NY – Numerous sources within the NHL have hinted at the possibility of the league changing the shape of the blue lines from straight to curved, and having them act in a similar way to basketball's three-point line. 

It is understood that any goal scored from behind the curved lines would be worth two, rather than the usual one.

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With NHL All-Star game approaching, American fans optimistic about fucking up another vote

With NHL All-Star game approaching, American fans optimistic about fucking up another vote

DETROIT, MI – After doing their best to destroy what their forefathers built 240 years ago by electing Donald Trump as the next president, fans in the United States are eyeing another opportunity to wreak havoc on a public vote.

Online polling for the NHL All-Star game opened to fans on Thursday, giving voters yet another chance to prove why democracy does not work.

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Hurricanes Awareness Month lauded as a great success

Hurricanes Awareness Month lauded as a great success

RALEIGH, NC – The Carolina Hurricanes today announced that the NHL's newest initiative – Hurricanes Awareness Month – was a great success, both on and off the ice.

The team closed out the month of November with a 7-5-2 record, one of the best months in recent memory for the franchise.

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Buffalo fans celebrate victory in season opener

Buffalo fans celebrate victory in season opener

BUFFALO, NY – After their big win over the Senators on Tuesday night, Sabres fans took to the streets celebrating what they believe to be the team's first game of the season.

"Boy, was that something else!" remarked Jeremy Gonzalez, a Buffalo native who attended the game. "I always try to make it out to the first game of the season, even if it means traveling."

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Flames to ban optional skates during games

Flames to ban optional skates during games

CALGARY, AB – Flames head coach Glen Gulutzan today said that the team will no longer allow players to participate in optional skating during games.

The practice is one that both the Flames and Islanders have employed to perfection this season, and involves the players choosing if they want to skate, or simply just mail it in completely.

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New hockey podcast promises fresh, in-depth take on NHL

New hockey podcast promises fresh, in-depth take on NHL

VAUGHAN, ON – A small group of students from a local university are promising to turn the hockey world on its head with their "groundbreaking" new podcast, Pucks In Deep.

Toby Jenkins, the self-anointed producer, on-air talent, and spokesman, said that the podcast's mantra will be to ask all of the hard questions unlike the other guys.

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Panthers say Gallant rejected gracious offer of ride to nearest Greyhound station​

Panthers say Gallant rejected gracious offer of ride to nearest Greyhound station​

RALEIGH, NC – Florida Panthers president of hockey operations Dale Tallon today stood by the team's handling of Gerard Gallant's firing.

Tallon, who is serving as acting general manager until the end of the season, reiterated that the head coach was not made to call his own taxi after being fired on Sunday.

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Garth Snow calls emergency meeting after realizing that coaches can be fired

Garth Snow calls emergency meeting after realizing that coaches can be fired

BROOKLYN, NY – Islanders GM Garth Snow last night called an emergency meeting of his front office staff after discovering that he does, in fact, have the power to fire his head coach.

The realization came after Florida's Gerard Gallant was let go following his team's loss to Carolina on Sunday.

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Auston Matthews enjoying life since retiring from hockey

Auston Matthews enjoying life since retiring from hockey

HALIBURTON, ON – Toronto Maple Leafs forward Auston Matthews has been living life on the wild side since retiring from hockey two weeks ago.

The league's first overall draft pick in 2016 has reportedly taken up hunting and hiking since officially hanging up his skates shortly after his debut game in October this year.

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Pens' commentators to be the voices of NHL 18

Pens' commentators to be the voices of NHL 18

PITTSBURGH, PA – The developer of video game franchise NHL 17 today announced that Paul Steigerwald and Bob Errey will be the voices of next year's game.

EA Sports today confirmed that the pair will replace Mike 'Doc' Emrick and Ed Olczyk who have been providing commentary for the game since 2015.

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Darryl Sutter wows reporters with unintentional Mannequin Challenge

Darryl Sutter wows reporters with unintentional Mannequin Challenge

LOS ANGELES, CA – Kings head coach Darryl Sutter had reporters completely stunned at a press conference this morning with what they thought was his own submission for the Mannequin Challenge.

The two-time Stanley Cup winner took questions from reporters while standing perfectly still and showing off his trademark perplexed look.

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Environmentally conscious Blackhawks to reuse old outdoor game jerseys for Winter Classic

Environmentally conscious Blackhawks to reuse old outdoor game jerseys for Winter Classic

CHICAGO, IL – With a focus on reducing climate change, the Chicago Blackhawks have decided to recycle their jerseys for the upcoming Winter Classic at Busch Stadium on New Year's Day.

The team announced on Wednesday that they will be wearing the exact same jerseys left over from the 2015 outdoor game, and that they don't plan on selling any to fans.

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After 28 years, man ends relationship with hockey pants

After 28 years, man ends relationship with hockey pants

PORTLAND, ME – Local man Lloyd Harper today announced via Facebook that he and his hockey pants have decided to part ways, mutually ending their 28-year relationship.

Harper, 47, was given the pants as a senior at Maine University, and held on to them as his career took him through the East Coast Hockey League, before settling in Maine's beer leagues.

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Oilers' early season success has psychologists in Edmonton suddenly out of work

Oilers' early season success has psychologists in Edmonton suddenly out of work

EDMONTON, AB – After an opening to the season that sees the Oilers sitting on top of the Pacific division with a 7-1-0 record, psychologists in the city are finding themselves out of work.

According to new research released on Saturday, psychologists in Edmonton have lost approximately 75 percent of their patients, with most practices indicating that they're just weeks away from closing and moving to Vancouver. 

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