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The easiest goal Timo Meier will be credited with all year

LAS VEGAS — Logan Thompson wasn’t having it.

DETROIT — After a disappointing and disheartening loss in Chicago 48 hours earlier, coach Derek Lalonde was curious to see how his Red Wings would respond.

BOSTON — In a bit of a news flash, the 2022-23 Bruins proved on Thursday night they are indeed capable of playing a boring game. With the roller coaster brand of hockey, that fact — in and of itself — may not be such a bad thing.

LOS ANGELES — Still scratching their heads over blowing a winnable season opener, a determined Kraken group notched their first victory Thursday night by cleaning up some of the mistakes that had previously derailed them.

Jesse Chavez has been dealt 10 times in his career, but this season has been a lot—even for him.

His ownership is defined by mismanagement and utter disappointment. His exit can’t come soon enough.

Noah Syndergaard, Raisel Iglesias and Brandon Marsh are all leaving Anaheim.

Twenty-three years ago on a hot August evening, I stood before the Anaheim Union High School District board of trustees. They were about to discuss whether to sue Mexico for $50 million and ask the country for an annual $10 million payment for educating the children of undocumented immigrants.

SAN JOSE — The good vibes the Sharks had after their improbable win against the Vegas Golden Knights over the weekend didn’t have a lasting effect.

SUNRISE, Fla. — The nightmare scenario for any postseason favorite — and the Florida Panthers will be one next month — is to run into the hot goaltender once the Stanley Cup playoffs begin.