Injuries hit good and bad teams across the NBA
Cleveland opens 12-0 as injuries bite many teams in both conferences. Embiid, George, and Maxey remain out for Philadelphia while Zion Williamson and CJ McCollum miss time for New Orleans. OkC contends with Holmgren’s extended absence as teams face NBA Cup play and a stressed schedule.
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Hall of Famers Weber Poile inducted in 2024 class
Hall of Fame honors for Shea Weber and David Poile highlight the 2024 induction. Weber joins as player with Datsyuk Roenick Darwitz Wendell, while Poile and Colin Campbell enter as builders. Weber recalls trade from Nashville to Montreal, Poile reflects on four decades of NHL front office moves.
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Spooner to miss start of camp for Sceptres season
Natalie Spooner will miss the Toronto Sceptres start of the Professional Women's Hockey League season due to ACL recovery. General manager Gina Kingsbury announced on day one of training camp, with Spooner aiming to return for the Nov. 30 opener against Boston Fleet. Toronto leads PWHL in standings from previous season, adding Watts Woods Gosling Daniel Carter and Sunohara as coach consultant.
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Eller Returns to Capitals After Trade From Penguins
Washington acquired Lars Eller from Pittsburgh for a 2025 fifth round pick and a 2027 third round pick. Eller, 35, spent seven seasons with the Capitals and helped win the 2018 Stanley Cup. He had four goals and three assists in 17 games for Pittsburgh and carries 182 goals and 227 assists in 1,053 NHL games across four teams. The Capitals sit 10-4-0 in the Metropolitan Division as Pittsburgh eyes changes under general manager Kyle Dubas. Ken Holland also joined the NHL operations department as a consultant.
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