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As the Stanley Cup Finals between the Florida Panthers and the Las Vegas Golden Knights are capturing the hearts and minds of many Americans, Indiana natives could not only enjoy watching the finals, but some state hockey enthusiasts remember a time when a peculiar hockey team made noise by recruiting one of the sports’ greatest legends.

On Saturday the Arizona Coyotes and Boston Bruins were playing at the Mullett Arena in Tempe. During the match, the crowd decided to start a full-fledged melee to the audio of “Howlin’ for You” by The Black Keys.

More details have emerged after a college hockey player from a private Jesuit school was viciously attacked by an unknown group of assailants last week. There have now been new details coming out about the attack which left 18-year-old freshman, Michael Scheer critically injured.

A private New York college is put under the microscope after a hockey player was heinously attacked near school grounds according to reports. Michael Sheer, also known as “MJ” for short, is an 18-year-old freshman at the private Jesuit school, Le Moyne College located in DeWitt, NY which is about a four-hour drive north of New York City and is located next to the city of Syracuse. The school has a student population of almost 3,000 students and is known for its sports, one of which includes hockey which Sheer was heavily involved in.

The Shreveport Mudbugs season ended on Friday night as the Oklahoma Warriors swept at George’s Pond with a double overtime 2-1 win, The Shreveport Mudbugs season ended as the top team in the NAHL scored with a Joey Delgreco goal with 13:15 remaining in the second extra frame. The Mudbugs outshot Oklahoma 45-36 overall in the game. Mudbug’s netminder Simon Bucheler had 34 saves before the 2500-plus in attendance. Neither team scored on power play opportunities. Shreveport was 0 for 2 on power plays while Oklahoma was 0 for 4.

After the drama-filled series in the South Division semifinals with Lone Star Brahmas where every episode (game) had an emotional twist and turn, the Shreveport Mudbugs fell flat in the first two games of the South Division finals in games one and two in Oklahoma City against the Oklahoma Warriors.  Granted, though, the Oklahoma Warriorrs ended the regular season with the best record overall in the NAHL.  The Warriors also had easily taken care of the Amarillo Wranglers and had taken a few extra days more rest than Shreveport,  Not an excuse though.  If hockey only had two periods, Shreveport would have been fine.  They matched Oklahoma 2-2.  Unfortunately, hockey games have three periods and that is where the difference came.  Oklahoma outscored Shreveport 7-0 in the final period.   Was it fatigue from the Lone Star series?  Was it just outplayed by the Warriors?  Who knows? The reality is that Shreveport has to sweep the home series this weekend and then take care of business in Oklahoma City to get back to Blaine.

It wasn’t enough to play 120 minutes of hockey for the first weekend of the first round of the playoffs. No, the two teams had to play over 204 minutes over the weekend. Shreveport played the longest game in Mudbug history on Friday night with a four-overtime game that resulted in a 2-1 overtime loss. The Mudbugs turned it around on Saturday night as they still needed an extra period to get the 3-2 win. The Mudbugs had escaped from NYTEX Center and split a game piece.

Sam Bennett returned to the Florida Panthers lineup in Game 2 and had an immediate impact. Bennett played an outstanding game and helped the Panthers beat the Bruins in Boston. With the series now 1-1, I believe Sam Bennett is an x-factor for Florida, and will have to continue to play at his best for the Panthers to pull off the upset in these playoffs.

(Forsyth County, GA) Vernon Krause of Krause Auto Group stunned Forsyth County residents this week with his plan to build a massive new development in the southern part of the county. Called The Gathering at South Forsyth, the mixed-use project could cost more than $2 billion and will include commercial, retail, and residential space.

IN THE CITY OF ANAHEIM — The 'race' to the bottom of the NHL standings took a surprising and exciting turn several thousand miles away in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia on Tuesday, opening the door to the NHL's cellar for the Ducks.

As the Volkswagen Beetle slowly crept across the ice, The members of the group that were waiting on the beach heard the sound of ice cracking. First neighborhood kid on the beach:I think I hear the ice cracking.

As today marks the last day of the 2023 Frozen Four leading to what will become the 2023 NCAA Division I National Men’s Hockey Championship in Tampa Bay, Flo., many people might not pay attention to the people commentating on the game, or even covering it.

Harvard's women's ice hockey program is undergoing an external review by New York-based law firm Jenner and Block.Photo byPaton D. Roberts. By Paton D. Roberts and Sophia C. Scott, Crimson Staff Writers.

The Mudbugs only needed one point to reach the playoffs. One of the scenarios included the Mudbugs just going into overtime and they didn’t even have to win. But why not take advantage when you have the South Division regular season champ Oklahoma Warriors on the ropes? The Mudbugs swept the Warriors in a 4-3 OT win on Friday night and 5-2 on Saturday. The Mudbugs reaching overtime on Friday placed them in the playoffs. Shreveport also knows they will be no lower seed than third and knows that its first-round playoff opponents in the playoffs will be the Lone Star Brahmas.

The Mudbugs only needed one point to reach the playoffs. One of the scenarios included the Mudbugs just going into overtime and they didn’t even have to win. But why not take advantage when you have the South Division regular season champ Oklahoma Warriors on the ropes? The Mudbugs swept the Warriors in a 4-3 OT win on Friday night and 5-2 on Saturday. The Mudbugs reaching overtime on Friday placed them in the playoffs. Shreveport also knows they will be no lower seed than third and knows that its first-round playoff opponents in the playoffs will be the Lone Star Brahmas.

The Mudbugs only needed one point to reach the playoffs. One of the scenarios included the Mudbugs just going into overtime and they didn’t even have to win. But why not take advantage when you have the South Division regular season champ Oklahoma Warriors on the ropes? The Mudbugs swept the Warriors in a 4-3 OT win on Friday night and 5-2 on Saturday. The Mudbugs reaching overtime on Friday placed them in the playoffs. Shreveport also knows they will be no lower seed than third and knows that its first-round playoff opponents in the playoffs will be the Lone Star Brahmas.

The Mudbugs only needed one point to reach the playoffs. One of the. why not take advantage when you have the South Division regular season champ Oklahoma Warriors on the ropes? The Mudbugs swept the Warriors in a 4-3 OT win on Friday night and 5-2 on Saturday. The Mudbugs reaching overtime on Friday placed them in the playoffs. Shreveport also knows they will be no lower seed than third and knows that its first-round playoff opponents in the playoffs will be the Lone Star Brahmas.