The NHL will purchase carbon offsets to compensate for air travel by the teams for all four rounds of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, approximately 2,000 metric tons of CO2 emissions. It's the first time the League is doing this.
— Amalie Benjamin (@AmalieBenjamin) April 22, 2019- #HockeyIsForEveryone proudly proclaims the slogan, but in reality, it's often not the case. [Daily Xtra]
- Jacob Moverare took major steps toward an NHL career in the SHL this season. [Jewels From The Crown]
- The current playoff structure can be frustrating.