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The Canadiens made a surprising healthy scratch Saturday, sitting Brendan Gallagher for the first time in his 898-game NHL career as Cole Caufield returns from illness.
Boston Bruins are 11-14-5 on the road, 0-3-4 in last 7. Clinging to WC2 by 1 point over Columbus with 11 of 18 games left away from TD Garden.
Toronto Maple Leafs captain Auston Matthews will miss the rest of the 2025-26 season after suffering a Grade 3 MCL tear from a knee-on-knee hit by Radko Gudas. Gudas received a five-game suspension which Matthews agent called laughable.
NHL games today March 14 feature a loaded 14-game Saturday slate. Avalanche visit Jets, Hurricanes face Lightning, Sabres host Leafs without Matthews. Full schedule, previews, and scores.
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Anze Kopitar needs one point to break Marcel Dionne's 45-year Kings scoring record. The captain's farewell season milestone could happen Saturday vs Devils.
Nikita Kucherov stands just 2 points from 1,100 career points, set to become the 14th non-North American player to reach the milestone while leading the NHL with 1.75 points per game.
The Buffalo Sabres are set to end their 14-year NHL playoff drought with a 99% postseason probability, riding a 28-5-2 run atop the Atlantic Division.
Dallas Stars push point streak to 14 games with a 7-2 demolition of Edmonton, now one game from tying the franchise record set by the 1998-99 Cup champions.
Jason Robertson tied his career high with 4 points as Dallas Stars demolished the Edmonton Oilers 7-2, scoring 5 unanswered goals to open the game and extending their franchise-shaking 14-game point streak.
The 2026 NHL trade deadline saw Colorado build the deepest center group in hockey, Calgary stockpile 26 draft picks, and Ovechkin call Carlson's trade the toughest day of his career. Here's every deal, grade, and playoff impact.
Connor McDavid sits at 397 career goals, three from becoming the fifth Oiler to hit 400. Leading the NHL with 110 points, fresh off an Olympic MVP at Milano Cortina, he faces Dallas Thursday as Edmonton pushes for a playoff spot.
Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin will miss at least two weeks with a lower-body injury suffered against the Florida Panthers, dealing a significant blow to Detroit’s playoff push as they cling to a wild-card spot.
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