Kevin Allen

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Jonathan Toews still seeking first playoff goal

usatoday.com — Chicago Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews views his goal-scoring drought as an aberration and not a true indication of how he is playing. "I'm not going to let it get the best of me," he said. "I know I'm doing good things. I'm very confident that it's going to come."

Predators hire Phil Housley as assistant

usatoday.com — Coach Phil Housley runs practice at the USA Hockey All-American Prospects Game in Buffalo last fall. (Photo: Bruce Bennett, Getty Images) The Nashville Predators might be looking to add more flash to the team's defensive corps when they announced on Tuesday that they had hired U.S. hockey legend Phil Housley as an assistant coach.
Phil Housley hired as Nashville's new assistant coach.
RT @HackswithHaggs: Dennis Seidenberg appears to be out for Game 3 & doesn't appear he'll be on the ice for pregame warm-up http://t.co/szV…

Seidenberg appears out for Game 3

csnne.com — After morning skate, Claude Julien indicated that Dennis Seidenberg is likely out for tonight's Game 3 vs. the New York Rangers.
RT @HackswithHaggs: Not only was Jaromir Jagr back on ice skating hours after Gm 2 was over Sunday but he had weight vest & ankle weights o…
RT @StanFischler: I look for a #DanGirardi bounce-back tonight along with #HenrikLundqvist's strong game. The effect of the #Garden crowd s…
Joel Quenneville says referee blew call on disallowed goal. usat.ly/18dZ1iP

Quenneville: Ref blew call on disallowed goal

usatoday.com — Chicago Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville yells at referee Brad Watson after a disallowed goal during the third period on Monday night.

Red Wings' quick burst downs Blackhawks

usatoday.com — Drew Miller celebrates his second-period goal at the Detroit Red Wings' bench. He and Gustav Nyquist scored 31 seconds apart. (Photo: Gregory Shamus, Getty Images) DETROIT - The Chicago Blackhawks can still stop the Detroit Red Wings on the power play, but suddenly can't handle them at full strength.

Patrick Roy will be new Colorado Avalanche coach, brother says

denverpost.com — Patrick Roy will be the next coach of the Avalanche, according to Roy's brother, Stephane. "They're discussing the final details of an arrangement. Colorado is going to be very happy. Patrick is looking for a new challenge," said Stephane Roy, the younger brother of his famous sibling.
RT @Steigerworld: Penguins got 26 rating last night. They are closing in on Steelers territory.
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