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Kevin Woodley
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Freelance Writer, NHL.com
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By Kevin Woodley| NHL.com Verified Eichel, who missed four games with an upper-body injury, returned for Vegas’ regular-season finale ahead of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, where they will play the Minnesota Wild in the Western Conference First Round. Victor Olofsson had a goal and assist, Cole Schwindt scored his first NHL goal, and Akira Schmid made 16 saves for the Golden Knights (50-22-10), who were coming off a 5-4 shootout loss at the Calgary Flames on Tuesday after clinching the Pacific Division on Saturday.
By Kevin Woodley| NHL.com Verified DeBrusk chipped a loose puck past Alexandar Georgiev from the side of the net after a high one-timer from Brock Boeser bounced off the end boards and back out. Quinn Hughes also assisted on the overtime winner, tying Alexander Edler for the franchise lead in points by a defenseman with 409. Linus Karlsson tied it midway through the third period, and Nikita Tolopilo made 15 saves in his NHL debut for the Canucks (38-29-14), who have points in four straight (3-0-1).
By Kevin Woodley| NHL.com Verified Eichel, who missed four games with an upper-body injury, returned for Vegas’ regular-season finale ahead of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, where they will play the Minnesota Wild in the Western Conference First Round. Victor Olofsson had a goal and assist, Cole Schwindt scored his first NHL goal, and Akira Schmid made 16 saves for the Golden Knights (50-22-10), who were coming off a 5-4 shootout loss at the Calgary Flames on Tuesday after clinching the Pacific Division on Saturday.
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NHL.com
The National Hockey League (NHL) is the leading professional ice hockey league globally, featuring 32 teams across North America, with 25 in the U.S. and 7 in Canada. Founded on November 26, 1917, in Montréal, the NHL has a rich history that began with four Canadian teams and has expanded significantly over the years, including the addition of the Seattle Kraken as its 32nd franchise in 2021. The NHL organizes a competitive structure that includes a regular season, playoffs, and the Stanley Cup Finals. It has pioneered hockey broadcasting since 1923 and collaborates with major networks like ESPN and TNT for global coverage. The league engages fans through digital platforms, including NHL.com and NHL.TV, and hosts events such as the All-Star Game and Winter Classic. The NHL also offers media rights, merchandise, and community programs, enhancing its connection with fans and promoting the sport.
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