The Eastern Conference Finals is turning into an old-fashioned, smashmouth hockey series as the Rengers and Devils return to New York tied two games apiece. Read this article
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The Anaheim Ducks have come to terms on a 1 year deal with goalie Viktor Fasth. The deal is said to be worth $1 million.
With no goals scored in the first 40 minutes of the game, the New York Rangers got three third period goals from Dan Girardi, Chris Kreider and Ryan Callahan to take a 2-1 series lead in the Eastern Conference FinalsThe Rangers head to New Jersey for Game 4 on Monday.
Jacob Josefson practiced with his teammates on Friday,but he remains doubtful to play Monday in Game Four against the Rangers due to a fractured left wrist. He has not seen game action since April 3rd and New Jersey coach Peter DeBoer may want to see him practice a few more times before putting him into a playoff contest.
Milan Hejduk has signed a one year extension with the Colorado Avalanche. Some though Hejduk might retire after a career low 37 points in 81 games. Hejduk will reportedly make $2 million next year.
Edmonton head coach Tom Renney will not be back behind the bench with the team. The club has decided not to renew his contract after 2 unsuccessful seasons. The team had a 55-87-22 record under Renney.
The NHL has suspended Phoenix's Martin Hanzal for 1 game. Hanzel put a dirty hit on Kings forward Dustin Brown in Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals. Hanzel will be eligible to return for Sunday's Game 4. He has 3 goals and 5 points in 10 postseason contests this year.
Phoenix captain Shane Doan might face a supplementary discipline for his boarding hit on Trevor Lewis in a 4-0 loss to the L.A. Kings. His teammate Martin Hanzal also could be suspended for his questionable hit on Dustin Brown. Phoenix is down 0-2 in the series to the Kings, Game 3 is set for Thursday 9:05 (ET) in Los Angeles.
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