In N.H.L. Concussion Lawsuit, Gary Bettman Opts to Fight

The N.F.L. ultimately decided to settle its concussion lawsuit. The N.H.L. is taking another path.

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Rene Portland, 65, Longtime Penn State Basketball Coach, Dies

She won more than 600 games over 27 seasons. But her reputation was tarnished when she was accused of discriminating against lesbian players.

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John Tavares Leaves the Islanders to Join the Maple Leafs

Tavares, the face of the Islanders since 2009, agreed to a seven-year, $77 million deal with Toronto, his hometown team.

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Next Task for Vegas Golden Knights: Attract Free Agents

Since completing the most remarkable season for an expansion team in the N.H.L. or any sport, Vegas Golden Knights General Manager George McPhee has had little time to rest on his laurels.

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The Washington Capitals, After Years of Frustration, Win the Stanley Cup

After 43 seasons, the Washington Capitals, hardened by postseason failures, completed a cathartic playoff run, dispatching the upstart Vegas Golden Knights.

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An N.H.L. Referee Trades Skates for Spikes as a U.S. Open Qualifier

Garrett Rank already worked the playoffs, but if given a choice between the Stanley Cup finals and a top-10 finish at the Open, he’d choose golf. For now.

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On Pro Hockey: The Capitals Purge Their Past, One Win at a Time

Washington’s Game 3 victory in the Stanley Cup finals was a continuation of the team’s spring-long purge of cumulative angst and despair.

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