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The Latest Breaking News from Central Division

Wild's 10-game points streak ends with a thud in physical 6-2 loss at Nashville

NASHVILLE — The Predators have some work to do to lock in a first-round playoff date with the Wild, but it would make sense if that's motivating them to climb the standings.

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Wild gets back to winning ways in the Central, topping Blackhawks, 3-1

ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Wild has struggled against most of its rivals in the Central Division but not the Blackhawks.

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Robert Thomas scores twice as Blues beat Predators, 7-4

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Blues let a 3-0 lead slip away, regained it at 4-3, let that one get away, before Robert Thomas scored his fourth goal in the past two games as the Blues won a Central Division showdown, 7-4, over the Predators on Saturday afternoon at Bridgestone Arena.

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Metropolitan Division wins All-Star Game final, 5-3, against Central Division; Flyers' Claude Giroux wins MVP

LAS VEGAS — While the All-Star Game has no impact on the standings, Flyers and Metropolitan Division captain Claude Giroux brought the intensity and the scoring skills he’s displayed all season long.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Alex DeBrincat shows off personality at All-Star Weekend but falls short of championship

DeBrincat represented the Blackhawks well with three points in Saturday’s 2022 NHL All-Star Game, but the Central Division lost to the Metropolitan in the final matchup.

Chicago Sun-Times

Wild routs Canadiens 8-2, Kirill Kaprizov reaches 100 career points

MINNEAPOLIS — The Wild is on a climb to reclaim the top seed in the Central Division, while the Canadiens have sunk to last place in the NHL.

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FBI director, Colleyville rabbi, security experts speak about hostage standoff and healing

FORT WORTH, Texas — In Rabbi Charlie Cytron-Walker’s first public meeting since Saturday’s hostage situation in Colleyville, he joined FBI Director Christopher Wray and the Anti-Defamation League’s CEO Jonathan Greenblatt and Central Division Vice President Cheryl Drazin in discussing antisemitism, further investigation into the standoff at Congregation Beth Israel and…

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