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The San Jose Sharks hope to win the Pacific Division, but it sounds like they'll have to beat out the Calgary Flames for the division title without Erik Karlsson for much — if not all — of that run. According to The Athletic's Kevin Kurz, Karlsson provided an optimistic update about the 2019 Stanley Cup Playoffs, but a pessimistic one about the remainder of the regular season. Granted, both Karlsson and Sharks head coach Peter DeBoer hope that Karlsson can at least return for a few games before the postseason begins. Continue to Article

March 08, 2019 5:10:pm EST

Calgary Flames forward Garnet Hathaway might have gotten away with this one if he was a wrestler in WWE, but on Saturday night he was an NHLer in a hockey game against the Minnesota Wild, where slamming a guys head into the boards is frowned upon. Hathaway did just that to Wild forward Luke Kunin early in the second period. Kunin looked to hit Hathaway near the Wild bench but Hathaway had his head up and was able to evade the check before putting his arm over Kunin's head and bringing it down onto the top of the dasher board. Continue to Article

March 02, 2019 11:52:pm EST

The Swedish forward didn't have much, if any, lead time to integrate with his new team before his first game, and DeBoer wanted to "get ahead of that curve." "That just saves you time in a situation where we don't have a lot of [it]," DeBoer said Thursday of his chat with Blashill. "That's the tough part about bringing in guys at the deadline." Continue to Article

March 02, 2019 3:22:am EST

While the Calgary Flames' high-octane offense has sped up their ascent in the Western Conference, a stingy defense has made the team's recent opponents run out of gas. The red-hot Flames have yielded just one goal in four straight outings and 12 overall during their season-high seven-game winning streak. Calgary looks to continue its strong play on Saturday when it opens a two-game homestand against the Minnesota Wild, who have won four in a row in their own right. Continue to Article

March 01, 2019 7:12:pm EST

New Jersey defenseman Mirco Mueller is going to be sidelined with a shoulder injury sustained in a head-first fall into the end boards earlier this week. Devils coach John Hynes said Friday Mueller probably would not be out for an extended period. The 23-year-old Swiss player hurt his left shoulder in the third period of Wednesday night's game against the Calgary Flames. Continue to Article

March 01, 2019 5:59:pm EST