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NHL vs. IIHF rules, explained: Seven major differences between the two hockey organizations

NHL vs. IIHF rules, explained: Seven major differences between the two hockey organizations

World Juniors action kicks off this week in the Maritimes, as 10 of the best U20 teams from around the world are meeting for 11 days of competition. Hockey fans that are tuning into international hockey may notice that the rules aren’t exactly like the NHL.

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NHL vs. IIHF rules, explained: Seven major differences between the two hockey organizations

NHL vs. IIHF rules, explained: Seven major differences between the two hockey organizations

World Juniors action kicks off this week in the Maritimes, as 10 of the best U20 teams from around the world are meeting for 11 days of competition. Hockey fans that are tuning into international hockey may notice that the rules aren’t exactly like the NHL.

Continue reading
NHL vs. IIHF rules, explained: Seven major differences between the two hockey organizations

NHL vs. IIHF rules, explained: Seven major differences between the two hockey organizations

World Juniors action kicks off this week in the Maritimes, as 10 of the best U20 teams from around the world are meeting for 11 days of competition. Hockey fans that are tuning into international hockey may notice that the rules aren’t exactly like the NHL.

Continue reading
NHL vs. IIHF rules, explained: Seven major differences between the two hockey organizations

NHL vs. IIHF rules, explained: Seven major differences between the two hockey organizations

World Juniors action kicks off this week in the Maritimes, as 10 of the best U20 teams from around the world are meeting for 11 days of competition. Hockey fans that are tuning into international hockey may notice that the rules aren’t exactly like the NHL.

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Too many men on the ice, explained: Why the NHL's 'judgment call' penalty can be so controversial

Too many men on the ice, explained: Why the NHL's 'judgment call' penalty can be so controversial

The story of Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final should have been Nazem Kadri returning from a surgery on his right thumb and in his first game back, scored the overtime winner to lift the Avalanche to victory and put them one win away from lifting the Stanley Cup.

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