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NHL Playoff Picture

Hooked on hockey espn.com after the Olympics? The sprint is on to the end of the regular season as teams jockey for playoff positioning. With medals awarded, attention shifts to the NHL's tight race down the stretch.

Olympic Impact

Stars' Rantanen espn.com will miss time after returning from Italy with a lower body injury. The Finnish star didn't play in the bronze medal game against Slovakia, raising concerns for Dallas as the regular season winds down.

Post-Olympic Fantasy Moves

Fantasy hockey pickups espn.com are crucial now that the Olympic break has ended. Dostal and Laferriere emerge as post-Olympics must-adds for fantasy managers looking to gain an edge in the final weeks.

Olympic Standouts

Olympic standouts espn.com and disappointments emerged from all 32 NHL teams. While it was an honor for every player to skate for their country, some will come home frustrated with their performances on the international stage.

USA-Canada Rivalry

Now it's a rivalry espn.com after Team USA's thrilling overtime victory against Canada. Jack Hughes' game-winning goal in overtime sealed the victory and set the stage for what could become a heated rivalry heading toward 2030.

USA's Golden Victory

'LEGENDS' espn.com reaction poured in as Team USA men's hockey brought home gold for the first time since the Miracle on Ice in 1980. Tom Brady and Devin Booker were among those celebrating the historic achievement.

Crosby's Olympic Decision

Crosby made call espn.com to sit out Canada's gold medal game. The Penguins captain was not in Canada's lineup for Sunday's men's hockey Olympic gold medal game, a surprising decision that raised eyebrows across the hockey world.

Finland's Bronze Medal

Finland iced Slovakia espn.com 6-1 to claim men's hockey bronze at the Olympics. The victory marked Finland's third consecutive Olympic bronze medal with NHL players participating, continuing their strong international tradition.