PWHL aims for Vancouver homecoming in first Western games
Jennifer Gardiner and Ryland MacKinnon of British Columbia prepare for the PWHL takeovers in Vancouver. The Victoire and Sceptres play at Rogers Arena in a sold out event testing expansion markets as the circuit tours North America. Gardiner, MacKinnon, and fellow rookies highlight Western Canada’s push into professional women’s hockey.
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Americans defend world junior title in overtime win
Teddy Stiga started as a healthy scratch but delivered the pivotal overtime goal as the United States rallied from a 3-1 deficit to beat Finland 4-3 for back to back world junior hockey championships. Cole Hutson and others added key plays as Trey Augustine stopped 20 shots to seal the victory and Minnesota hosts the 2026 event.
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Pat Riley still shaping Heat culture amid star exits
As Pat Riley nears 80 and denies retirement, Miami Heat leadership remains focused on culture. The piece reviews Riley’s impact alongside high profile departures including Jimmy Butler, Dwyane Wade, Shaquille ONeal, and LeBron James, noting Riley’s insistence on strategic moves and earned respect from players and coaches.
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Domi penalized five thousand for elbow on Hathaway
The NHL fined Toronto forward Max Domi 5000 for elbowing Philadelphia’s Garnet Hathaway during the Leafs 3 2 overtime win. Hathaway fought with Jake McCabe in the first period, leaving the Leafs defenseman unable to return. McCabe later fought Hathaway, then returned to the game with assistance. The fine goes to the Players Emergency Assistance Fund. Leafs face Flyers again tonight in Philadelphia. Kaliyev heads to the New York Rangers via waivers from the Los Angeles Kings, adding a young forward to a struggling roster. Kaliyev, 23, has not played this season after clavicle injury in September.
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