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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) No goaltender has played better this postseason than Pekka Rinne of the Nashville Predators, though Jake Allen of the St. Louis Blues came closest in the first round. Now their teammates have to figure out how to score on these two stingy goalies if they want to advance to the Western Conference finals. “We have to try to solve Jake Allen and make life difficult for him,” Rinne said . Continue to Article

April 26, 2017 11:01:am EST

No goaltender has played better this postseason than Pekka Rinne of the Nashville Predators, though Jake Allen of the St. Louis Blues came closest in the first round. ''We have to try to solve Jake Allen and make life difficult for him,'' Rinne said . Rinne allowed only three goals on 126 shots faced in helping Nashville to its first postseason sweep in franchise history. Continue to Article

April 25, 2017 4:39:pm EST

Jonathan Toews gave a succinct "no" when asked if he'd consider playing in the World Championships next month in Europe. For the Blackhawks captain, his 2016-17 season wasn't where it needed to be. So instead of helping Team Canada across the pond, he'll prepare to help the Blackhawks more next season. Toews will use this offseason in a variety of ways, including taking some time completely off to heal and rest. And while there's a lot of time between now and the Blackhawks' training camp, Toews said competing in the World Championships would take up a good amount of time he'd rather use to be ready for the fall. "At this point of my career, going through the last couple of years the way things Continue to Article

April 24, 2017 1:47:pm EST

The St. Louis Blues were reveling in their Game 5 win at Minnesota to clinch the first-round series when coach Mike Yeo was greeted by a familiar face in the office inside the visiting team locker room. Wild general manager Chuck Fletcher, who fired him just down the hall a little more than a year ago, stepped in to congratulate him on the 4-3 overtime victory . "It's a first-class group," Yeo said on Saturday, "and I'm sure that we'll be seeing more of each other down the road." Not for a while, though. Now the Blues will face Nashville. The first postseason matchup against his former team and Central Division rival couldn't have been better for Yeo, who maintained a home in Minnesota so his Continue to Article

April 23, 2017 1:56:am EST

Bruce Boudreau’s philosophy on the Stanley Cup Playoffs is that the best team usually wins each series. This might sound petulant, coming from a coach whose team was dispatched in the first round in five games after a 106-point season, going from 3.31 goals per game in the regular season to 1.60 against the Blues. “Seriously?” Boudreau answered, dumbfounded, when asked about the offensive struggles. Continue to Article

April 22, 2017 9:19:pm EST

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