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The Rangers job is Mike Sullivan's if he wants it — but it comes with questions
The Rangers job is Mike Sullivan's if he wants it — but it comes with questions

New York Post

time29-04-2025

  • Sport
  • New York Post

The Rangers job is Mike Sullivan's if he wants it — but it comes with questions

Should I simply pull out a sentence from either the 2021 or 2023 coaching searches to remind folks there have been three head coaches in NHL history to win the Stanley Cup with more than one team, with the one and only Scotty Bowman able to pull off the feat over the past eight decades? (Tommy Gorman won the Cup in 1934 with the Blackhawks and in 1935 with the Montreal Maroons, and Dick Irvin was behind the bench when the 1932 Maple Leafs and 1946 Canadiens captured the chalice.) So when Mike Sullivan, who 'parted ways' with the Penguins on Monday morning, gets his next gig, will Pittsburgh's 2016 and 2017 Cup-winning coach become the fourth name on that exclusive list, or will the 57-year-old fall short like a multitude before him? Another question, and this one is more pointed:

How NHL overtime works in playoffs: Sudden death, format, rules explained
How NHL overtime works in playoffs: Sudden death, format, rules explained

USA Today

time29-04-2025

  • Sport
  • USA Today

How NHL overtime works in playoffs: Sudden death, format, rules explained

How NHL overtime works in playoffs: Sudden death, format, rules explained Show Caption Hide Caption Which NHL teams have exceeded expectations this season? Paul Bissonnette weighs in Paul Bissonnette weighs in on which NHL teams have exceeded expectations this season Sports Seriously The NHL's Stanley Cup playoffs are underway, bringing a major change to the overtime format. No more three-on-three play, no more shootouts after five minutes of scoreless play, as happens during regular-season overtime. There is sudden death, but it could last a very long time. One of those games wasn't that long ago. The Florida Panthers beat the Carolina Hurricanes 3-2 in Game 1 of the 2023 Eastern Conference final in a game that lasted nearly a full four overtime periods. It came close to going to a fifth overtime, but Florida's Matthew Tkachuk scored the winner with 12.7 seconds left in the period. It was the sixth-longest playoff game in NHL history. So far in the 2025 NHL playoffs, eight games have gone to overtime, including one double-overtime game. Here's a primer on playoff hockey overtime: How does overtime work in playoff hockey? If the score is tied after three periods, the teams go to the dressing rooms for 15 minutes while the ice is resurfaced. Overtime periods last 20 minutes or until someone scores. It's five-on-five play (barring penalties). If no one scores in the first overtime, the process repeats and continues until someone scores. The teams change sides for each overtime period. The first overtime is the long change to get back to the bench. The NHL Situation Room reviews all goals to make sure they are legally scored. In last year's Stars-Avalanche series, the league upheld a no-goal call on an apparent score by Dallas' Mason Marchment because referees ruled Matt Duchene had interfered with then-Colorado goalie Alexandar Georgiev. Duchene later scored the winning goal. What is the longest overtime in NHL history? 1 - Six overtimes (116 minutes, 30 seconds of overtime) in the 1936 semifinals, March 24, 1935. Detroit 1, Montreal Maroons 0. Mud Bruneteau scored the winner. (116 minutes, 30 seconds of overtime) in the 1936 semifinals, March 24, 1935. Detroit 1, Montreal Maroons 0. Mud Bruneteau scored the winner. 2 - Six overtimes (104 minutes, 46 seconds of overtime) in the 1933 semifinals. April 3, 1933. Toronto 1, Boston 0. Ken Doraty scored the winner. (104 minutes, 46 seconds of overtime) in the 1933 semifinals. April 3, 1933. Toronto 1, Boston 0. Ken Doraty scored the winner. 3 - Five overtimes (92 minutes, 1 second of overtime) in the 2000 conference semifinals. Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh 1. Keith Primeau scored the winner. (92 minutes, 1 second of overtime) in the 2000 conference semifinals. Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh 1. Keith Primeau scored the winner. 4. Five overtimes (90 minutes, 27 seconds of overtime) in the 2020 first round. Tampa Bay 3, Columbus 2. Brayden Point scored the winner. (90 minutes, 27 seconds of overtime) in the 2020 first round. Tampa Bay 3, Columbus 2. Brayden Point scored the winner. 5 - Five overtimes (80 minutes, 48 seconds of overtime) in the 2003 conference semifinals. Anaheim 4, Dallas 3. Petr Sykora scored the winner. (80 minutes, 48 seconds of overtime) in the 2003 conference semifinals. Anaheim 4, Dallas 3. Petr Sykora scored the winner. 6 - Four overtimes (79 minutes, 47 seconds of overtime) in the 2023 conference finals. Florida 3, Carolina 2. Matthew Tkachuk scored the winner. 2025 NHL playoff overtime goals April 27: Edmonton's Leon Draisaitl scored at 18:18 of the first overtime for a 4-3 Oilers win against the Kings. April 26: Vegas' Ivan Barbashev scored at 17:26 of the first overtime for a 4-3 Golden Knights win against the Wild. April 26: Ottawa's Jake Sanderson scored at 17:42 of the first overtime for a 4-3 Senators win against the Maple Leafs. April 25: New Jersey's Simon Nemec scored at 2:36 of the second overtime for a 3-2 Devils win against the Hurricanes. April 24: Toronto's Simon Benoit scored at 1:19 of the first overtime for a 3-2 Maple Leafs win against the Senators. April 23: Dallas' Tyler Seguin scored at 5:26 of the first overtime for a 2-1 Stars win against the Avalanche. April 22: Toronto's Max Domi scored at 16:51 of the first overtime for a 3-2 Maple Leafs win against the Senators. April 21: Dallas' Colin Blackwell scored at 17:46 of the first overtime for a 4-3 Stars win against the Avalanche. April 21: Washington's Alex Ovechkin scored at 2:26 of the first overtime for a 3-2 Capitals win against the Canadiens. Which 2025 postseason players have the most playoff overtime goals?

NHL playoff overtime rules: Postseason hockey bracket brings major change to OT
NHL playoff overtime rules: Postseason hockey bracket brings major change to OT

USA Today

time19-04-2025

  • Sport
  • USA Today

NHL playoff overtime rules: Postseason hockey bracket brings major change to OT

NHL playoff overtime rules: Postseason hockey bracket brings major change to OT Show Caption Hide Caption Wayne Gretzky, Alex Ovechkin speak after latter's record-breaking night Alex Ovechkin passed Wayne Gretzky for the most goals scored all time in NHL history and both legends spoke to fans after the accomplishment. Sports Pulse The NHL's Stanley Cup playoffs are back and with that comes a major change in the overtime format. No more three-on-three play, no more shootouts after five minutes of scoreless play, both staples of regular-season overtime. There is sudden death, but it could last a very long time. Witness the 2023 playoffs. The Florida Panthers beat the Carolina Hurricanes 3-2 in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference final in a game that lasted nearly a full four overtime periods. It came close to going to a fifth overtime, but Florida's Matthew Tkachuk scored the winner with 12.7 seconds left in the period. It was the sixth-longest playoff game in NHL history. During the 2024 playoffs, 15 games went to overtime, including four double-overtime games. Here's a primer on playoff hockey overtime: NHL playoff overtime rules If the score is tied after three periods, the teams go to the dressing rooms for 15 minutes while the ice is resurfaced. Overtime periods last 20 minutes or until someone scores. It's five-on-five play (barring penalties). If no one scores in the first overtime, the process repeats and continues until someone scores. The teams change sides for each overtime period. The NHL Situation Room reviews all goals to make sure they are legally scored. In last year's Stars-Avalanche series, the league upheld a no-goal call on an apparent score by Dallas' Mason Marchment because referees ruled Matt Duchene had interfered with then-Colorado goalie Alexandar Georgiev. Duchene later scored the winning goal. Longest NHL playoff games 1 - Six overtimes (116 minutes, 30 seconds of overtime) in the 1936 semifinals, March 24, 1935. Detroit 1, Montreal Maroons 0. Mud Bruneteau scored the winner. (116 minutes, 30 seconds of overtime) in the 1936 semifinals, March 24, 1935. Detroit 1, Montreal Maroons 0. Mud Bruneteau scored the winner. 2 - Six overtimes (104 minutes, 46 seconds of overtime) in the 1933 semifinals. April 3, 1933. Toronto 1, Boston 0. Ken Doraty scored the winner. (104 minutes, 46 seconds of overtime) in the 1933 semifinals. April 3, 1933. Toronto 1, Boston 0. Ken Doraty scored the winner. 3 - Five overtimes (92 minutes, 1 second of overtime) in the 2000 conference semifinals. Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh 1. Keith Primeau scored the winner. (92 minutes, 1 second of overtime) in the 2000 conference semifinals. Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh 1. Keith Primeau scored the winner. 4. Five overtimes (90 minutes, 27 seconds of overtime) in the 2020 first round. Tampa Bay 3, Columbus 2. Brayden Point scored the winner. (90 minutes, 27 seconds of overtime) in the 2020 first round. Tampa Bay 3, Columbus 2. Brayden Point scored the winner. 5 - Five overtimes (80 minutes, 48 seconds of overtime) in the 2003 conference semifinals. Anaheim 4, Dallas 3. Petr Sykora scored the winner. (80 minutes, 48 seconds of overtime) in the 2003 conference semifinals. Anaheim 4, Dallas 3. Petr Sykora scored the winner. 6 - Four overtimes (79 minutes, 47 seconds of overtime) in the 2023 conference finals. Florida 3, Carolina 2. Matthew Tkachuk scored the winner. Which players in the 2025 postseason have the most playoff overtime goals?

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