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Filling out a mid-season awards ballot the other day took a little bit of research, and when I got to the Vezina category it was a slam dunk. With that having been said, we’ve seen Dubnyk eat it big-time before, so it’s not outside the realm of possibility, especially considering that no one gets this kind of workload and stays that high in save percentage. People are obviously also talking about Sergei Bobrovsky, and for good reason. Continue to Article

January 16, 2017 9:56:am EST

Two teams with similar records but travelling very different trajectories will meet Sunday night when the Anaheim Ducks play host to the St. Louis Blues at the Honda Center. The Ducks have won six of their past seven to build a 24-13-8 record and move into first place in the Pacific Division. Now at 22-16-5, the Blues had lost three of four before defeating the San Jose Sharks on the road Saturday night, 4-0. Continue to Article

January 15, 2017 2:25:am EST

As a farmhand for the Sharks back in 2010-11, Carter Hutton never got a chance to play an NHL game in San Jose. Hutton made 23 saves to earn his second shutout in as many career starts in San Jose and the St. Louis Blues beat the Sharks 4-0 on Saturday night. ''It's a good rink to play in for me,'' said Hutton, who also had a shutout in San Jose in 2014 for Nashville. Continue to Article

January 15, 2017 2:06:am EST

Joe Thornton was sitting in the penalty box for the San Jose Sharks on Saturday night, having been whistled for an infraction against Paul Stastny of the St. Louis Blues. Stastny gives him a tap, and he retaliates with his stick. As you can see, Thornton got into it with the Blues bench on his way out. Continue to Article

January 15, 2017 1:43:am EST

Following a sensational goal by Colorado's Nathan MacKinnon early in the first period, it took the Anaheim Ducks all of 51 seconds to retake the lead. Rickard Rakell answered MacKinnon's nifty goal with one of his own and the surging Ducks climbed into sole possession of the Pacific Division lead with a 4-1 win over the Avalanche on Thursday night. John Gibson added 33 saves two days after he recorded a shutout, and Jakob Silfverberg scored for a second straight game to help the Ducks win for the fifth time in six games. Continue to Article

January 13, 2017 1:16:am EST