Jared Clinton
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Winnipeg, MB, Canada
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Coaching Conundrums: Which interim coaches will stick around beyond this season?
Last season, Craig Berube stepped in as an interim coach and landed the full-time gig after guiding the Blues to the Stanley Cup. We're not likely to see a repeat scenario, but there are a few interim coaches who could get a chance to stick around beyond this season. → Read More
Sportsbooks stuck in limbo as NHL contemplates next steps for 2019-20 season
The uncertainty surrounding the NHL's season and what it could look like when, or if, the league resumes action has sportsbooks pondering the potential of pushed or voided bets. → Read More
‘Harsh reality’: IIHF announces cancellation of men’s World Championship
Days after cancelling the men's Div. I Group A and Div. I Group B tournaments, the IIHF announced the men's World Championship, slated for late-May in Switzerland, has been cancelled, as well. → Read More
Gagarin Cup contender Ak Bars asks KHL to shut down post-season, crown no champion
Top Western Conference playoff seed Ak Bars Kazan has called for the KHL to cancel the remainder of the post-season. In a statement, the team said international players have requested to return home and the organization has "no moral right to refuse them." → Read More
Senators player is first NHLer to test positive for coronavirus, has mild symptoms and is isolated
An unnamed Ottawa Senators player has tested positive for COVID-19, the team announced. According to the Senators, the player has mild symptoms and is in isolation. The player is the first NHLer to test positive for the coronavirus. → Read More
Still no decision from IIHF on men's World Championship despite nixing of both Div. I tournaments
The IIHF has cancelled two upcoming men's international competitions, but the World Championship remains on the calendar for the time being. The top men's tournament is scheduled to be played in Switzerland throughout May. → Read More
NHL allows players to return home, will provide update on potential training camp
After the CDC recommended cancellation of all large events and mass gatherings for the next eight weeks, the NHL has announced that players are allowed to return to their home countries and must self-quarantine if they choose to do so. The league also provided a potential timeline for pre-resumption training camps. → Read More
The latest CDC recommendation means the NHL is unlikely to return until May
The CDC has recommended the cancellation and postponement of events consisting of more than 50 people throughout the United States, and that almost certainly means the NHL won't be back on the ice until mid-May at the earliest. → Read More
After earlier suspension of play, ECHL chooses to cancel remainder of 2019-20 campaign
The ECHL followed the NHL's lead and suspended its season amid the coronavirus outbreak, but with uncertainty about return to action, the ECHL has gone one step further and cancelled the remainder of the 2019-20 campaign. → Read More
Swedish Ice Hockey Association cancels remainder of season for all major competitions
Following the request of the SHL and its member teams to cancel the season, the Swedish Ice Hockey Association has scrapped the remainder of the campaign across its major competitions. → Read More
SHL and league's clubs request Swedish Ice Hockey Association cancels remainder of season
The top Swedish League has requested that the country's ice hockey association cancel the remainder of the season in the interest of health and safety. Previously, the SHL had planned to postpone its playoffs. → Read More
If the NHL follows NBA’s lead, don’t expect to see hockey until at least mid-April
The NBA announced Thursday evening that it doesn't expect to return to action for at least 30 days, and while the NHL hasn't announced its own potential timeline for return, the NBA's timetable gives us a window into how long it might be before play resumes. → Read More
Timeline: How the coronavirus outbreak has rocked the hockey world
The coronavirus outbreak has resulted in cancellations and postponements throughout professional leagues across the globe and stricken major competitions from the hockey calendar. → Read More
NWHL postpones Isobel Cup final, intend to reschedule contest for later date
The final game of the NWHL campaign was slated for Friday evening in Boston, but amid the coronavirus outbreak, the women's league has announced the postponement of the Isobel Cup final with plans to reschedule the game "at an appropriate time." → Read More
Top leagues in Slovakia, Austria, Poland, Norway cancel seasons due to coronavirus outbreak
The spread of coronavirus continues to impact major competitions in Europe as several top-flight leagues have cancelled their seasons. Meanwhile, a handful of circuits have postponed post-season play and others are deciding how to proceed. → Read More
German League cancels season, won’t crown champion as a result of coronavirus outbreak
For the first time since the formation of the current top-flight German League, a champion will not be crowned. The league announced it has cancelled the post-season amid the coronavirus outbreak and the government's ban on gatherings of more than 1,000 spectators. → Read More
Sharks ‘will adhere’ to Santa Clara County ban on public gatherings, three home games potentially impacted
A ban on mass gatherings by Santa Clara County could directly impact three – or as many as five – San Jose Sharks home games. The ban comes amid the coronavirus outbreak and not long after Santa Clara County confirmed its first death as a result of COVID-19. → Read More
Report: IIHF, Hockey Canada to announce cancellation of Women’s World Championship
The IIHF is reportedly set to cancel the Women's World Championship amid the coronavirus outbreak. The decision is set to come days after the governing body announced the cancellation of six events on the March calendar. → Read More
Beauts' Pelletier proved naysayers wrong – and now she wants Buffalo to do the same
Despite her 4-foot-11 frame, Marie-Jo Pelletier has never seen her size as an obstacle and she is proving she can be one of the best blueliners in the NWHL. And with the post-season arriving, she also believes there's far more to the Beauts than meets the eye. → Read More
Why the Jack Adams Award has turned into the most difficult trophy race to call
Unlike other major awards, the filed for the coach-of-the-year honor hasn't started to come into focus as we enter the home stretch of the season. Instead, there are several coaches in consideration, each with a good case for the hardware. → Read More