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Hershey wore throwback jerseys featuring the team's "Skating Bear" logo. The emblem, initially designed in the mid '60s, features an illustration of a hockey-playing bear in full gear, with the type HERSHEY in a bold brown rectangle overtop - the same design seen on Hershey's iconic chocolate bar wrappers. "I think they're pretty, pretty sweet," Andrew Cristall told RMNB of the jersey design before its debut. "I think it's gonna be pretty cool. They look unreal, so I'm pumped to wear them."

After beginning his professional career with only 48 points through his first 124 AHL games. Many people were quick to write off Matthew Maggio in his value as a New York Islanders prospect. But this season Maggio has completely turned it around, and the stats are there to prove it. Maggio has turned heads with his play this season. Maggio has started the AHL season with 4 goals and 16 points in his first 21 games.

Midway through the third period of Columbus's 2-0 loss to the Washington Capitals, Gaunce was caught with a high stick from Caps forward Hendrix Lapierre in front of Washington's net. Lapierre, intending to lift Gaunce's stick, drilled the opposing centerman right in the mouth with the lower shaft of his twig. The rough blow bloodied Gaunce and knocked a tooth out, which he then found on the ice and carried back with him to the Blue Jackets bench.

Any clarity on Stolarz? Berube: "There's actually not right now. He's still not on the ice, so I'm not sure yet where he is at." On Woll: "He's progressing the right way. Like I said, it's probably going to be this week." Tanev has scheduled meeting with Dr. on Wednesday. #Leafs- Terry Koshan 🇺🇦 (@koshtorontosun) December 7, 2025

Being hurt is no fun. To get back out there and get two points for the team is fun. As a team, we talked about getting to the net, creating a little bit more. On all three of those goals [assisted by Matt Benning], we had guys in front of the goalie's eyes, and without that piece there, none of those are going in." - Matt Benning

Leonard departed the game late in the first period after Trouba ran him over behind Anaheim's net with a check determined to be legal by the on-ice officials. Trouba, who was initially sitting in the box for a major penalty before review, appeared to make heavy contact with Leonard's head and left the rookie winger bleeding profusely as he made his way back to the Capitals' locker room.

During last night's broadcast, with the absence of Adam Fox, Kenny and Dave gave Vlad Gavrikov the moniker "Vlad Park" after Rangers legend Brad Park. While the entire Rangers team has brought us back from the brink over the last few games, Gavrikov in particular is showing just why the Rangers were so keen on signing him in free agency. Between last night in Ottawa and Monday's against Dallas, Gavrikov has essentially carried the team into looking this good.

To be able to access the autograph signing featuring the Capitals players, you must either: Bring 3 new, unwrapped toys ($20+ value each) - that's 1 toy per player! Donate $75 cash to get autographs from all 3 players! To be able to access the autograph signing featuring the Orioles players, you must either: Bring 2 new, unwrapped toys ($20+ value each) - that's 1 toy per player! Donate $50 cash to get autographs from ALL 3 players!

Johansson is still so raw. As a pure defenseman, he covers the man well and is rarely out of position. He still needs to add pure muscle and do a better job at reading and receiving passes coming his way. From watching him in development camp, you saw a young kid who struggled to do much with the puck - like he was too nervous.

Heated Rivalry is our latest obsession, and we know we're not the only ones, if the fervent fandom the show has acquired online is anything to go by. Based on Rachel Reid's Game Changers novel series, the hit series follows the lives of several pro-ice hockey players as they navigate fame, sexuality, and love. The show has quickly built a loyal and excited fanbase thanks to sizzling chemistry from its stars as well as some hot sex scenes.

It could be an exciting few days for San Jose Sharks prospect centerman Michael Misa. Misa is set to play in his first two American Hockey League games with the San Jose Barracuda on Friday and Saturday as he begins a conditioning loan from the Sharks after he sustained a right ankle injury in early November. There's also a chance Misa, 18, gets named to Hockey Canada's training camp roster on Monday for the IIHF World Junior Championship, which begins Dec. 26 in Minnesota.