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Game Date:
11/11/2017
8:00pm EST
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New York +1.5
St. Louis -1.5
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New York Islanders and St. Louis Blues Thread
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One of the quieter — but equally dominant — performances has been turned in by New York Islanders superstar John Tavares over the past couple of weeks as he has taken his play to a completely different level. After a slow start to the season that saw him record just three points in his first seven games, Tavares has been an absolute terror for opposing defenses the past two weeks with 14 points in his past six games. Continue to Article
November 05, 2017 3:55:pm EST
The NHL hasn’t seen a new team get off to a hot start like the one the Vegas Golden Knights are experiencing in almost a century. Vegas’ accomplishment becomes even more interesting when you consider that they’re now at nine wins (after edging the Ottawa Senators in a see-saw 5-4 contest) against established teams. The @GoldenKnights matched the NHL record for fewest games to earn nine wins by a team in its inaugural season. Continue to Article
November 04, 2017 6:05:pm EST
The player that is driving the bus for the Blues to this point, however, has been forward Jaden Schwartz. As of Friday Schwartz was not only the leading scorer on the Blues with eight goals and 17 points, he is also one of the top scorers in the league. Part of Schwartz’s success this season is due to a pretty large jump in his shooting percentage (currently at 25 percent), but even if that regresses a bit the way he is playing is still going to produce some pretty strong results that are, at worst, right in line with what he has done throughout his career. Continue to Article
November 03, 2017 9:34:pm EST
WASHINGTON (AP) -- �� Washington Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin says he isn't trying to make a political statement by voicing his support for Vladimir Putin ahead of the Russian presidential election. Ovechkin posted a message in Russian on his Instagram account Thursday saying that he's starting "a social movement called Putin Team. On Thursday night, Ovechkin painted it as a show of support for Russia. Continue to Article
November 02, 2017 10:57:pm EST
Washington Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin says he isn't trying to make a political statement by voicing his support for Vladimir Putin ahead of the Russian presidential election. Ovechkin posted a message in Russian on his Instagram account Thursday saying that he's starting "a social movement called Putin Team. On Thursday night, Ovechkin painted it as a show of support for Russia. Continue to Article
November 02, 2017 10:56:pm EST
