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sports27m ago

Oilers recall Josh Samanski and Isaac Howard from Bakersfield Condors to the NHL club.
Mangiapane and Regula were reassigned to Bakersfield after clearing waivers.
Mattias Janmark was placed on long-term injured reserve.
Samanski has eight goals and 23 assists in 44 games with Bakersfield this season.
Howard has 14 goals and 18 assists in 30 Condors games and two goals with the Oilers.
The moves come as the Oilers integrate young players into the NHL roster.
The announcement was issued by EdmontonOilers.com staff from Edmonton, Alberta.
Samanski has Olympic experience, having competed for Germany at Milano Cortina 2026.
Howard recorded his first NHL goal for Edmonton prior to this recall.

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#2 out of 5

sports18h ago

Islander captain Anders Lee scored the game-winning goal with 31.8 seconds left to seal a 5-4 victory over Florida.
Matthew Schaefer finished with two goals and one assist, marking his first multi-point game and pushing him to 20 goals for the season.
The Islanders extended their win streak to five games, including three straight wins when trailing by multiple goals.
Bo Horvat and Carson Soucy added goals, contributing to the balanced scoring as Florida’s Sam Bennett and Sandis Vilmanis replied for the Panthers.
Islander goalie David Rittich stopped 29 of 33 shots, while Sergei Bobrovsky allowed five goals on 26 shots.
Lee extended his career goal total to 303, closing in on a tie for fourth place on the Islanders’ all-time list.
Anders Lee’s winning goal came after a surge that tied the game and set up the late finish against Florida.
This win marked the Islanders’ third straight victory when trailing by multiple goals in franchise history.
Florida’s Sam Reinhart and Sam Bennett contributed offensively as Florida fought back from early deficits.
The Islanders prepare for a four-game road trip starting with an evening game in Anaheim.

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#3 out of 5

sports16h ago

The NHL hosted the third annual NHL Unites Pride Cup in Vancouver, promoting diversity, equality and inclusion in hockey.
The Cutting Edges and Seattle Pride Hockey Association each received a $25,000 donation.
The event included an education session for coaches to help create inclusive arenas for LGBTQ+ athletes.
NHL officials emphasized that coach education is a key step in spreading inclusive culture across teams and leagues.
Cody Rigsby, connected to hockey through his family, described the event as important for visibility and belonging.
The Pride Cup builds on past events, including the 2024 All-Star Pride Cup and the 2025 Pride Cup.
NHL officials highlighted the goal of increasing participation and lowering barriers to play for queer players.
The event featured appearances by former NHL players and interactive fan experiences.
NHL partners and community groups emphasized creating spaces where LGBTQ+ athletes can be their authentic selves.
The Pride Cup event will continue to promote visibility and momentum for queer hockey in the Pacific Northwest.

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Nick Robertson and Troy Stecher will both be healthy scratches for the Maple Leafs against the Flyers.
Berube said Robertson's game had dropped off and he needs a reset.
Steven Lorentz and Philippe Myers will enter the lineup in relief of the scratched players.
Auston Matthews and William Nylander are back on a top line with Bobby McMann.
The Maple Leafs are trying to shake a three-game losing streak ahead of the trade deadline.
Anthony Stolarz will start in goal for the Flyers after relief duties the previous game.
The Leafs sit 13th in the conference and eight points out of a wild-card berth.
The Flyers are two points ahead of Toronto in the standings.
Both teams are expected to be sellers before the trade deadline.

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Injuries to multiple NHL and PWHL players post-Milan are sidelining key stars and affecting team rosters.
Several high-profile players are on the injured list, with timelines ranging from weeks to months.
PWHL captain Hilary Knight is out indefinitely, with other national-team stars also on LTIR.
NHL teams must balance cap space while managing return timelines for injured players.
League leadership emphasizes continuing Olympic participation despite post-Olympics risks.
Milan Olympics provided thrilling games and high ratings but contributed to a higher injury count.
Date of updates indicate ongoing, dynamic injury statuses affecting teams into playoff push.
PWHL and NHL both report LTIR activations and delayed returns for several stars.
Experts foresee continued strategic decisions as teams navigate injuries and playoff races.

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