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Frederik Andersen, Matt Savoie, Mattias Janmark and Alec Regula will all miss Edmonton Oilers training camp. GM Stan Bowman has not ruled out a tryout.
Carolina signed defenceman Pierre-Olivier Joseph to a one-year, $850,000 deal Tuesday. Brother Mathieu is on a one-year deal in Edmonton. They meet Oct. 22.
Winnipeg captain Adam Lowry says the Jets cannot spend camp speculating on Connor Hellebuyck’s trade request, with NHL training camps opening Sept. 16.
Columbus restricted free agent Adam Fantilli skipped the Blue Jackets’ annual pre-camp golf outing Tuesday, eight days before training camp opens Sept. 16.
Boston signed Fraser Minten to a seven-year extension Tuesday. Separately, Detroit’s search for a general manager lost another candidate ahead of camp.
Brampton-born Olympian Kate Van Buskirk told CBC Sports her racing kit is equipment, not a look, as European broadcasters adopt new guidelines meant to stop the sexualized framing of women athletes.
Edmonton will open Rogers Place free on Sept. 19. The release quietly confirms which group skates where, hours before the pre-season opener against Winnipeg.
Evan Bouchard was ranked 40th on NHL Network’s top 50 players list, the first Edmonton Oilers player to appear in a countdown that still has 30 places to go.
Oakland stole five bases and got away with a run scored on a late throw home as the Athletics beat Toronto 6-5 on a walk-off infield single in the ninth.
Toronto burned both replay challenges earlier in Monday’s loss and had none left when calls piled up in a ninth inning that ended on a walk-off infield single.












