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Blues Forward Peterson Expected to Make NHL Debut

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Blues Forward Peterson Expected to Make NHL Debut

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The St. Louis Blues and Ottawa Senators are facing each other amid significant defensive and forward absences. Ottawa defensemen Jake Sanderson and Artem Zub are nearing returns but were not ready to play, while Nikolas Matinpalo was ruled out after an injury; Jorian Donovan is set to get his first NHL game of the season. St. Louis is expected to give forward Dylan Peterson his NHL debut, with injuries sidelining Alexey Toropchenko and Dillon Dube, and Joel Hofer starting in goal.

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Patrick Kane set the NHL record for career assists by a U.S.-born player, earning his 895th helper on Connor Bedard’s first goal of the season in Chicago’s game against Winnipeg. Kane surpassed Phil Housley’s mark, extending a record-setting career that already includes the most points by an American-born player.

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Arizona State named former NHL and North Dakota coach Dave Hakstol to lead its men’s hockey program after Greg Powers mutually agreed to leave amid an ongoing investigation into an August workout that left player Matthew Mayich critically ill. The coaching change follows scrutiny of the workout and calls from players and Mayich’s family for accountability; Mayich remains hospitalized.

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