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.@ladygaga and @TaylorKinney111 were ready for those flashing lights (and the Kiss Cam) at today’s game! pic.twitter.com/R1JSyWDpnP
— Chicago Blackhawks (@NHLBlackhawks) March 7, 2016
• That’s Lady Gaga at the Chicago Blackhawks game. Does she have eyebrows? [@NHLBlackhawks]
• The time to end fighting in junior hockey has long since past. [Globe & Mail]
• Mike Russo returns to the NHL’s War Room in Toronto and learns the league may install cameras in the posts. [Star Tribune]
• The NHL is in preliminary talks to raise the entry draft age to 19-years-old. [ESPN]
• Mike Hoffman’s butt was firmly planted on the bench in the third period of Saturday’s game. Head coach Dave Cameron explains why. [Ottawa Sun]
• International players have come to play in the NWHL, but their return for a second season is in question. [NY Times]
• Part I of an open and honest talk with Hilary Knight on her decision to switch women’s leagues, the growth of the game, and forcing progress in the sport. [Today’s Slapshot]
• The Great One weighs in on the World Cup of Hockey, calling it “foreign territory” for everyone. [CTV News]
• Five years after being given two months to live, Jim Nill’s wife, Bekki, continues to thrive. [Sports Day]
• Go inside a road trip with the New York Riveters of the NWHL. [SI]
• Tatiana Rafter pulls back the curtain to write about her life as a professional hockey player. [The Hockey Writers]
• Matt Moulson has had a difficult season with the Buffalo Sabres. GM Tim Murray opens up about how they’re working to turn things around. [Die By The Blade]
• Shea Weber continues to add to his legend with the Nashville Predators. [Predlines]
• The Pittsburgh Penguins are in control of their own destiny to make the playoffs. [Pens Labyrinth]
• Michael Leighton breaks Johnny Bower’s career shutout record in the AHL. [AHL]
• Does Anze Kopitar deserve to be in the discussion for the Selke this year? [Jewels from the Crown]
• Austrian Thomas Vanek is thrilled to be a part of Team Europe for the World Cup of Hockey. [Buffalo Hockey Beat]
• Dylan Strome is a big part of the Arizona Coyotes future. For now, he’s trying to lead the Erie Otters to a Memorial Cup. [Last Word on Sports]
• The Coyotes could find a new home soon with the help of Arizona State University. [AZ Central]
• Meet Ron Murphy, captain of the Dubai Mighty Camels, who just captured a title in the Emirates Hockey League. [The National]
• Breaking down the World Cup of Hockey jerseys for the Scandinavian teams (i.e. Finland and Sweden). [Hockey by Design]
• Finally, we want to see the full pizza this slice came from.
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