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Continuing the work, in memory of Paul Kukla
Friday, October 30 in hockey
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Main stories- Russia must be allowed to return to international hockey, court rules — Sportsnet
Russia must be allowed to return to the ice hockey world championship and other international events, the Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled on Friday, overturning an exclusion in place since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. - 32 Thoughts: What’s next for the Red Wings and Dylan Larkin — Sportsnet
• As Larkin walks away from Red Wings, where does that leave Simon Edvinsson ? • Minnesota's tricky situation with Quinn Hughes • The most fitting endorsement ever
The Dylan Larkin Detroit Divorce became official Thursday, with the team’s former captain informing the club he would no longer play for them; the Red Wing - The Wild want Dylan Larkin badly. But do they have the assets to get him? — Daily Faceoff
The Dylan Larkin situation is coming to a head, as the former Detroit Red Wings captain will officially no longer play for his hometown team. Between public statements from his agent, Pat Brisson, and team interim GM Shawn Horcoff, news broke on Thursday that the 30-year-old center would sit out until his trade request - 'We Are Disappointed By His Decision': Red Wings Release Statement, Suspend Dylan Larkin Without Pay — The Hockey News
The Detroit Red Wings have released a statement about Dylan Larkin's refusal to play for the organization. They have suspended him without pay and will continue to search for a trade partner that meets Larkin's and the Red Wings’ demands. - Hodgson suspended two games for actions in Senators game — NHL.com
NEW YORK -- Ottawa Senators forward Hayden Hodgson has been suspended for two games, without pay, for boarding Los Angeles Kings defenseman Brandt Clarke during NHL Game No. 212 in Los Angeles on Thursday, Oct. 29, the National Hockey League’s Department of Player Safety announced today. - Sources: Nikita Kucherov tells Lightning he won’t re-sign, asks for trade — Sportsnet
According to multiple sources, Nikita Kucherov has informed both his teammates and the Lightning organization that he will not be re-signing with Tampa Bay and would like to be traded.
The exact reasons are unclear at this point, but Kucherov — the NHL’s reigning MVP — is in the final season of an eight-year, $76-mill
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