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Bruins Lose Lindholm, Face Kraken
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Boston Bruins face Seattle Kraken in a crucial game, with top defenseman Hampus Lindholm out and Henri Jokiharju nearing return. Jeremy Swayman shines with back-to-back strong performances. Olympic rosters announced, with David Pastrnak and Pavel Zacha confirmed for Czechia. Christian Dvorak signs five-year deal with Flyers. World Juniors conclude with Sweden winning gold and U.S. prospects leading in points. Trade talks intensify, with Edmonton shopping a forward and Luke Hughes eight-year deal causing concern. Checkout Solipillow.com
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