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Event	Event	Venue	Venue Name	Date	Event Date
Frozen Fury XV: Los Angeles Kings vs. New York Rangers	Frozen Fury XV: Los Angeles Kings vs. New York Rangers	MGM Grand Garden Arena	MGM Grand Garden Arena Las Vegas, NV	09/27/2013 7:00 PM	Sep 27, 2013 Fri, 7:00 PM	View Tickets
Outdoor Series: New York Rangers vs. New Jersey Devils	Outdoor Series: New York Rangers vs. New Jersey Devils	Yankee Stadium	Yankee Stadium Bronx, NY	01/26/2014 3:30 AM	Jan 26, 2014 TBA	View Tickets
Outdoor Series: New York Rangers vs. New York Islanders	Outdoor Series: New York Rangers vs. New York Islanders	Yankee Stadium	Yankee Stadium Bronx, NY	01/29/2014 3:30 AM	Jan 29, 2014 TBA	View Tickets

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NHL general managers endorse rules changes (The Associated Press)

BOSTON (AP) -- Hybrid icing could be on its way to the NHL.

Lundqvist says he didn’t call for Tortorella’s firing (NBC Sports)

The Swede wasn't getting benched during playoff games, for one.

Report: U.S. to name Olympic coach on June 29 (NBC Sports)

Pittsburgh's Dan Bylsma considered to be a favorite for the position.

Apparently Glen Sather and Mike Gillis don’t see the game evolving the same way (NBC Sports)

Which could be why they end up swapping coaches.

Report: Ex-Canucks asst. Brown may join Vigneault in NY (NBC Sports)

The duo spent the last three seasons together in Vancouver.

Wade Redden waits his turn for Bruins, thankful for the chance (Puck Daddy)

BOSTON -- Wade Redden walked into the Boston Bruins' locker room after their morning skate on Monday and ran into top prospects Seth Jones, Nathan MacKinnon, Jonathan Drouin and Darnell Nurse. The four were at TD Garden for a media availability ahead of the NHL Draft later this month and were hanging around the Bruins' locker room when Redden stopped, still in his gear, to chat them up. It was 18 years ago that the 36-year old Redden was one of those prospects inside Joe Louis Arena during the 1995 Stanley Cup Final doing the same thing: meeting NHL players, talking to the media and hoping one day he'd be where he is today: in the NHL, having a chance to win a ring. One year ago, that hope didn't seem like it would ever materialize again for Redden, who watched the Kings-Devils final after completing his second season with the Connecticut Whale of the AHL. Redden and his $6.5 million salary were demoted in a salary cap-saving move by the New York Rangers before the 2010-11 season. He didn't complain. He didn't request a trade. He just came to the rink every day and played, but kept the hope that one day he would be back in the NHL. "I think that's what I had in my head to motivate and push [me]," said Redden. "I knew I could come back and I wanted to get an opportunity. I don't think I ever would have predicted it, but definitely that's what you want to have in your mind." "I went down to Hartford and had a positive experience there. I enjoyed the game down there, even though it was a tough situation. Once I got over that, I tried to approach the game the way I always have. And that's the way I've got to keep doing it."

B's Krug bouncing back from rookie mistakes in Finals (Comcast SportsNet New England)

While the Bruins are no longer receiving the kind of instant offense from Torey Krug that they benefitted from in the second round against the New York Rangers, the team is more satisfied that the 22-year-old rookie has bounced back from his Game 1 stumble.

Blackhawks lose Hossa, lose game 2-0 (The Associated Press)

BOSTON (AP) -- The Chicago Blackhawks needed all their offensive weapons against the Bruins' smothering defense and goalie Tuukka Rask. Instead, they lost one of their best before the game.

NHL roundup: Seattle trying to land Coyotes (The SportsXchange)

Seattle mayor Mike McGinn told Seattle NBC TV affiliate King 5 that he spoke with NHL commissioner Gary Bettman about the Phoenix Coyotes possibly relocating to Seattle.

How many NY Rangers will Alain Vigneault make more than next season? (Puck Daddy)

Alain Vigneault will be the next coach of the New York Rangers. For how long? Louis Jean of TVA reports the contract runs five years, so at least five years or until he’s fired. For how much? Jean reports the contract will be “in the $2 million per year range,” which is a raise from his $1.8 million annual salary with the Vancouver Canucks. It’s often said that respect in professional sports between coaches and players started decreasing once the latter began making more money than the former. In some cases, the coach earns more – see Belichick, Bill . But that’s a rarity. Let’s go with the working theory that AV’s contract has an AAV of $2 million. How many New York Rangers will make less than their coach? Nine players, actually, for 2013-14: Brian Boyle ($1.8 million) Anton Stralman ($1.8 million) Taylor Pyatt ($1.65 million) Derek Dorsett ($1.4 million) Martin Biron ($1.3 million) Darroll Powe ($1.15 million) Arron Asham ($1 million) Chris Kreider ($900,000) John Moore ($810,000) With that, we’ll ask one of our podcasting buddy Jeff Marek’s favorite questions: Should there be a salary cap hit for coaches?

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