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What the puck was this guy doing?

Looks like high schoolers north of the border have as much trouble with referees as ones in the States do.

'Hockey Night in Canada,' which is a show about hockey that takes place in Canada and also other places, despite its misleading title, shows CBS how it's done with this masterpiece. Eat your heart out, Greg Gumbel.

The Chicago Blackhawks won the Stanley Cup for the third time in six years on Monday night. It's got the entire city pumped up. And we mean the entire city.

Just two NHL teams — the Chicago Blackhawks and Tampa Bay Lightning — remain alive with a chance to drink from the Stanley Cup this year.

When you think of the Stanley Cup, you probably think of the gargantuan trophy. When you think of the Stanley Cup a second time, you should think about the beards sported by the men on the quest for it.

"Stanley Cup." There are no two more powerful words in sports (this side of "Game 7," of course).

Once in a while, the social media gods send us a gift. Today, it comes courtesy of the Discovery Channel, which was just doing its Discovery Channel thing by tweeting out a little flightless Antarctic bird factoid:

Houston Texans running back Arian Foster is suggesting that the NFL should take a page from the NHL and allow fighting between teams at games to up the level of excitement.

A buzzer-beating 3-pointer. A walk-off home run. A touchdown in overtime. They’re all exciting, but no one can capture the drama of the moment quite like this announcer.