Hockey

The NHL and the people of Saint-Hyacinthe, Que., have a long-running relationship. Every authentic NHL hockey jersey that has hit the ice or been purchased by fans since 1975 has come from Quebec.

But now, U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war is threatening the long tradition of Canadian-made NHL jerseys, and the jobs of the 250 SP Apparel employees that make them.

Berard worries the NHL's supplier, Fanatics, will consider moving production out of Quebec to avoid paying any tariffs.

"We don't have the capacity to absorb that 25 per cent and the customer doesn't have the capacity [for] that 25 per cent increase either," Berard said.

It's in the 8th period. Toronto Metropolitan University vs. Mount Royal.

@[email protected] “I, myself, I'm 12 times more likely to go missing or go murdered. But we need to change that narrative. And we need to change it to I'm 12 times more likely to be successful in my chosen career, 12 times more likely to go from the bench to the boardroom. And that's really why I'm so passionate about this game.”

A Winnipeg minor hockey player was benched for his team's season finale Saturday after his parents filed a defamation lawsuit naming a South Winnipeg Hockey Association (SWHA) board member as a defendant.

The association made the decision to indefinitely suspend the boy and his parents, Elena Russo Rusak and Corey Rusak, from all league-related activities on Thursday, after they submitted a statement of claim at Manitoba Court of King's Bench Tuesday against Hiten Shah, vice-president with the hockey association.

"It's heartbreaking on so many levels," Russo Rusak said.

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J’aurais voulu que l’Armada gagne son avance dans le match pour qu’ils dépassent Rouyn-Noranda, mais bon. Bon match!

Par contre l’équipe à battre en série c’est clairement Moncton. 50-9-2 c’est absolument insane.

Bonne nuit tout le monde :)

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Match disponible gratuitement sur YouTube. Allez-vous le voir ce soir?

Hi I just made a community for the Ligue d'Hockey Junior Maritimes Québec, also known as the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) that has teams from Québec, New-Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and next year a team in Newfoundland and Labrador

If you're interested, come and join! We speak both in French and English.

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Florida Panthers defenseman Aaron Ekblad was suspended 20 games without pay Monday for violating the NHL and NHL Players' Association’s policy on performance-enhancing drugs, taking him off the ice for the defending Stanley Cup champions' stretch run and start of the playoffs.

Ekblad in a statement through the NHLPA said the news that he had failed a random drug test shocked him, and he apologized for the error.

“Ultimately, I made a mistake by taking something to help me recover from recent injuries without first checking with proper medical and team personnel,” Ekblad said. “I have let my teammates, the Panthers organization and our great fans down. For that, I am truly sorry. I have accepted responsibility for my mistake and will be fully prepared to return to my team when my suspension is over. I have learned a hard lesson and cannot wait to be back with my teammates.”

Are you all watching some of the games today/tonight? We've got Edmonton at Carolina followed by Vancouver at Seattle. Will the Oilers break their five-game losing streak? Are the Canucks going to make the playoffs? Why do we so rarely get the Jets on CBC when they are playing so damn well? Let's post about the games today.

The Apple Watch is now the smartwatch of choice for National Hockey League officials. Apple and the NHL just announced a collaboration where on-ice officials will wear Apple Watches that are running special software to receive important in-game information.

That is all

Good luck boys, hope it's one for the ages.

What would it take to get Russia, USA, Canada, and the EU in a 4 “Nations” Cup?

It sounds like the only injury scratch for tomorrow is McAvoy who apparently has a crazy infection in his shoulder. The American forwards should all be starting.

Has anyone heard if Canada is expecting an injury scratch that wasn't previously noted? I feel like they are suiting everyone up who they came into the tourney with.

Hope McAvoy recovers properly. Infections are no joke and it sounds like that joint took a lot of damage.

I'm making a thread to discuss both games today: -13:00 EST / 10:00 PST ― CAN vs. FIN -20:00 EST / 17:00 PST ― USA vs. SWE

Team Canada news: Cale Makar is playing, Binnington gets the start.

If the first game ends in regulation, the winner will advance to the final against USA. In case it goes to overtime, the door will be open for Sweden to advance with a regulation win.

UPDATE: Matthew Tkachuk (lower body) will not play tonight, Chris Kreider will dress instead. Charlie McAvoy will also not play (I think? The article just says he will be replaced by Jake Sanderson, nothing else). Oettinger will start for USA; SWE goalie still tba.

UPDATE 2: As per Elliote Friedman just now, Mattias Ekholm and Viktor Arvidsson are out for team Sweden (rip oilers), Leo Carlsson and Rasmus Andersson are in. Linus Ullmark is expected to start.

UPDATE 3:

UPDATE 4: It turns out Elliotte Friedman was wrong, because I'm sitting here watching Ekholm and Arvidsson clearly playing. Rakell and Zibanejad are the actual scratches. Brady Tkachuk has also gone down with an injury. That's rough for team USA.

FINAL UPDATE:

Thanks for hanging out everyone, it's been fun. Someone else will have to post the game thread on Thursday, as I'm going to be busy until at least the 2nd period. I'm looking forward to joining the discussion later on when I get the chance.

Until next time, take 'er easy, buds!