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I like her aggressive game but it’s the head shots she needs to eliminate obviously

Ducks have been the better in both games and get rewarded for it last night 3-1. 5 seconds away from a shutout. Series tied at 1

Or score a power play goal

The NHL informed teams that the salary cap for the 2026-27 season will rise to $104 million, according to Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman. The increase aligns with the league's previous projections and is a notable jump from the $95.5-million limit this season. Teams will have to spend a minimum of $76.9 million to reach the salary-cap floor, while the maximum player salary (20% of a team's payroll) will be $20.8 million, Friedman notes. As it stands, the highest cap hit in the league next season belongs to Minnesota Wild star Kirill Kaprizov, who signed a record-setting $136-million ($17-million annual cap hit) extension last September. Although teams across the league will have more flexibility this offseason, the 2026 free-agent class isn't expected to inspire a spending spree. Alex Tuch, Sergei Bobrovsky, and Darren Raddysh are among the most prominent players set to hit the open market this summer

Britta Curl now has 4 one game suspensions going back to last year. Just served number 4 last night in their 1-0 loss to Montreal

I think they get one at home and that’s it

Toronto has won the ‘26 draft lottery and will pick first

The Minnesota Wild are making a goalie change for Tuesday's Game 2 against the Colorado Avalanche. Filip Gustavsson will get the nod in lieu of Jesper Wallstedt, head coach John Hynes announced, per The Athletic's Michael Russo. Wallstedt was excellent in Round 1 against the Dallas Stars, posting a .924 save percentage while starting all six games in the series. However, he was lit up for eight goals on 42 shots in a 9-6 loss to the Avalanche in Game 1 of the second round

Flyers up 2-0 5 minutes in

He’s disappeared more than once in these playoffs

They both were not good. Wallstedt was left out to dry more than once. Missing Brodin and Ek shouldn’t make that much different. Wild couldn’t slow them down at all especially through the neutral zone. Be interesting to see what changes Hynes makes for game 2

And Montreal wins it 2-1. Unbelievable 9 shots on goal. Fewest ever for a playoff win.

Montreal takes the lead with 9 to go