Canada Pulse

NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — The New Jersey Devils announced on Thursday that defenseman Dougie Hamilton will likely be sidelined for the remainder of the NHL regular season due to an unspecified lower-body injury. Hamilton has been sidelined since injuring himself on March 4 during the game in Dallas. He had to leave the ice after only completing seven shifts. The Devils won't have top-center forward Jack Hughes numbered at No. 1 For the remainder of this season and throughout the playoffs following his shoulder surgery, New Jersey remains firmly in third place within the Metropolitan Division and appears headed for the postseason after sitting out last year. Before his injury sidelined him, Hamilton, who is 31 years old, was having a career-best season offensively. He scored nine goals and added 31 assists, totaling 40 points, with an average of nearly 20 minutes of playing time across 63 games. The individual from Toronto is the Devil's most expensive player at an an...

Tonight, the Canadian team goes up against the Kraken in Seattle. Will you join the courageous viewers watching at 10:30 PM? Patrik Laine, who sat out the past three games because of the flu, will return. We had anticipated his comeback, and now it has been officially confirmed. However, Joel Armia won't be present. He has an upper-body injury and will undergo daily assessments. More details to come…