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Broberg signs $48M deal, injured in Blues' loss Broberg signs $48M deal, injured in Blues' loss

The St. Louis Blues signed defenseman Philip Broberg, 24, recently named to Sweden's team for the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, to a six-year, $48 million contract extension, the team announced on Saturday, after originally signing him in August 2024.

Zacha, Khusnutdinov hat tricks power Bruins' win Zacha, Khusnutdinov hat tricks power Bruins' win

Veteran forward Pavel Zacha recorded his first career hat trick, and teammate Marat Khusnutdinov added four more goals, as the surging Boston Bruins coasted past the New York Rangers 10-2 on Saturday afternoon, their fourth win in the past five games.

Bedard (shoulder) returns in Blackhawks' loss Bedard (shoulder) returns in Blackhawks' loss

Blackhawks forward Connor Bedard returned to the ice on Friday after missing 12 games with a right shoulder injury.

Progress on near-ready hockey arena pleases IOC Progress on near-ready hockey arena pleases IOC

With most of the seating in place, the IOC is pleased with the progress of the almost-ready ice hockey arena for the Winter Olympics amid construction delays.

Knights goalie Hart out with lower-body injury Knights goalie Hart out with lower-body injury

Golden Knights goalie Carter Hart is week to week with a lower body injury.

Kane becomes 50th player to join NHL's 500 club Kane becomes 50th player to join NHL's 500 club

Patrick Kane became the 50th player in NHL history to reach 500 goals, scoring his second goal of the game into an empty net with 3:53 left to help the Detroit Red Wings beat the Vancouver Canucks 5-1 on Thursday night.

Sharks acquire Brossoit in trade with Blackhawks Sharks acquire Brossoit in trade with Blackhawks

The Sharks acquired goaltender Laurent Brossoit in a trade with the Blackhawks on Thursday.

✍ Olympic roster grades for U.S., Canada, more ✍ Olympic roster grades for U.S., Canada, more

Which country looks best heading into the Milano Cortina Games? Here's our full breakdown of each.