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Greetings from the NHL Buzz. Every day throughout the regular season, NHL.com provides you with all the up-to-date news. New York Rangers On Tuesday, the Rangers put Chris Kreider on injured reserve due to an upper-body injury. The forward was removed from the lineup just before the 6-2 victory over the Chicago Blackhawks on Sunday. The action was effective as of Sunday, indicating that Kreider will be sidelined for at least the upcoming three games, starting with the match against the Dallas Stars on Tuesday (7 p.m.). ET; Triumph+, MSG). Kreider has accumulated 15 points (13 goals, 2 assists) in 34 matches this season. On Monday, Arthur Kaliyev was claimed off waivers by New York from the Los Angeles Kings. He won’t participate on Tuesday. “Surprising, for sure, but it feels like a dream realized,” remarked Kayliev, a Staten Island native. “I spent my childhood observing and clearly residing here for a long period.” I was not anticipating it, yet I feel thrilled and somewhat anxious. “It was amazing.” The 23-year-old forward has not participated in the NHL this season due to a fractured clavicle he suffered on the second day of training camp. He had played five games in a conditioning assignment with Ontario of the American Hockey League (one goal, one assist). “Emerging athlete.” “He’s large (6-foot-2, 210 pounds),” stated Rangers coach Peter Laviolette. “He’s powerful.” A fresh chance for him. We took him onto the ice today for the first time. “We’ll determine where he belongs.” Winnipeg Jets Colin Miller will be sidelined for a minimum of two weeks due to a fractured larynx. […]
A $200 million tertiary knowledge, education, and arts hub, the first of its kind in New Zealand, is developing in Whangārei, with expectations it could deliver significant benefits for the area. The proposed hub will center on the old Whangārei District Council Forum North base, which has seen limited use since the council left the premises for its new civic center in 2023. In August, the council and the University of Auckland entered into a memorandum of understanding. Te Pūkenga likewise possesses a comparable agreement. Conversations with additional providers are in progress. The KEA hub, focused on knowledge, education, and the arts, may rise to five stories and encompass an area equivalent to a rugby field in the city’s southwest. Whangārei Mayor Vince Cocurullo stated that the new hub represented a significant advancement for Te Tai Tokerau. “This is not merely another initiative – it is a foundation for the future of our area.” “It’s about investing in individuals, enhancing our industries, and transforming Whangārei into a location where talent flourishes and opportunities are plentiful,” Cocurullo stated. The KEA hub will unify education, vocational training, and creative pursuits in a single location. It’s an initiative aimed at uplifting our area and providing individuals with the resources necessary to thrive in their own community. Supporters claim it will dramatically transform the appearance and ambiance of Whangārei’s city center by drawing hundreds of university students to the area. The hub, currently in […]
The offseason has officially started for the Oregon Ducks, and although this typically indicates new players transferring in, it also signifies players leaving. On Monday, Derrick Harmon, a standout defensive tackle for the Ducks, shared on Instagram that he is entering his name for the 2025 NFL Draft. Harmon moved to Oregon from the Michigan State Spartans last April, becoming one of the most influential players on this season’s Ducks defense. As a redshirt junior, Harmon had the option to come back for another year in Eugene, but he believed his draft position was strong enough to enter the NFL this year. The 2024 season marked the pinnacle of Harmon’s career. He concluded the year with 45 tackles, 11 TFLs, five sacks, and 4 PBUs. He additionally caused two fumbles and retrieved two fumbles. Harmon, a 3-star recruit from Detroit, exceeded all outside expectations throughout his college career. In the 2021 class, Harmon was positioned as the 24th player in Michigan. After four years, he has become one of the leading defensive players available for the NFL Draft. Harmon spent three seasons at Michigan State before moving to Oregon in 2024. In East Lansing, he recorded 71 tackles, seven tackles for loss, and 3.5 sacks throughout his career. Those are impressive figures, but Harmon’s draft status significantly increased during his time at Oregon. It’s still a bit early in the draft process to have a definite understanding of which round Harmon will be picked in, particularly since it was uncertain until Monday if he would even declare for the draft. Certain mock drafts, such as this one from the Athletic, anticipate Harmon as a first-round prospect, whereas others consider him a day two selection.