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  • NHL Trade Deadline Frenzy: Defensemen Deals Reshape Playoff Race as Teams Make Bold Moves

    NHL Trade Deadline Frenzy: Defensemen Deals Reshape Playoff Race as Teams Make Bold Moves
    2026/03/05
    The National Hockey League heats up as teams rush toward the trade deadline with blockbuster deals shaking up the standings. On March fourth, the Buffalo Sabres acquired defenseman Colton Parayko from the St. Louis Blues in a move reported by Darren Dreger that bolsters their blue line as they chase a playoff spot. The Dallas Stars grabbed defenseman Tyler Myers from the Vancouver Canucks for a second-round pick in twenty twenty-seven and a fourth-rounder in twenty twenty-nine, according to Sporting News. The Colorado Mammoth, formerly the Avalanche in some reports, landed defenseman MacKenzie Weegar from the Calgary Flames in exchange for defenseman Olli Maatta, forward Jonathan Castagna, and three second-round picks in twenty twenty-six from New York Rangers, Ottawa, and Utah, as detailed by ESPN.

    Earlier action saw the Edmonton Oilers pick up centers Jason Dickinson and Colton Dach from the Chicago Blackhawks for forward Andrew Mangiapane and a conditional first-round pick in twenty twenty-seven. The Blackhawks also sent forward Nick Blankenburg to the Nashville Predators for a fifth-rounder in twenty twenty-seven. The Vegas Golden Knights got left winger Cole Smith from the Predators for defenseman Christopher Sedoff and a third-round pick in twenty twenty-eight, per NHL dot com. Minnesota Wild welcomed center Michael McCarron from Nashville for a second-round pick in twenty twenty-eight.

    The Avalanche sit atop the league with forty wins and eighty-nine points, and general manager Chris MacFarland told NHL dot com they deserve more help after acquiring defenseman Brett Kulak from the Pittsburgh Penguins. Rumors swirl around players like Ryan O'Reilly, Steven Stamkos, and Dougie Hamilton as deadline watches intensify, according to NHL dot com. Speculation links St. Louis goalie Jordan Binnington to Edmonton, Montreal, or Vegas, as noted by the Edmonton Journal and Spectors Hockey.

    On the ice, last night's five games featured a thrilling four-three shootout win by the New Jersey Devils over the Toronto Maple Leafs, per The Hockey Writers morning recap. The New York Islanders topped the Anaheim Ducks in a late showdown. Tonight's slate packs eight matchups, highlighted by the Buffalo Sabres seeking a tenth straight road win against the Pittsburgh Penguins, as previewed in NHL On Tap. Columbus Blue Jackets host the slumping Florida Panthers, with Adam Fantilli riding a four-game goal streak. Toronto Maple Leafs visit the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden amid trade whispers for both squads. Boston Bruins face Nashville, Tampa Bay Lightning hit Winnipeg, and more action unfolds.

    Standout performers shine too. Connor McDavid nears four hundred career goals ahead of Edmonton's clash with Vegas this Sunday on ESPN. Alex Ovechkin chases Washington's assist record Saturday against Boston on ABC. Anze Kopitar hits his fifteen hundredth game versus the Islanders. Young stars like eighteen-year-old Matthew Schaefer notch three-point games, tying historic marks, from Pro Hockey News recaps.

    Trade buzz dominates, with the Sabres possibly parting with prospect Radim Mrtka or Owen Power for more defense, per Spectors Hockey. The Rangers retool after trading pieces earlier, and Ottawa's Brady Tkachuk stays put despite chatter.

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  • NHL Trade Deadline 2025: Latest Moves, Injuries and Playoff Contenders Three Days Away

    NHL Trade Deadline 2025: Latest Moves, Injuries and Playoff Contenders Three Days Away
    2026/03/03
    The National Hockey League trade deadline is three days away on Friday at three p.m. Eastern Time with teams making moves to boost playoff chances. The Colorado Avalanche lead the league with forty wins and eighty-nine points in a forty wins ten losses nine overtime record. Their general manager Chris MacFarland says they deserve help after a strong start and have cap space to find the right fit according to NHL dot com trade buzz. They recently acquired defenseman Brett Kulak from the Pittsburgh Penguins for defenseman Samuel Girard and a twenty twenty-eight second round draft pick on February twenty-fourth. MacFarland hopes forward Logan O Connor can return soon after hip surgery in June.

    Vancouver Canucks forward Jake DeBrusk told The Province newspaper he dislikes playing on a rebuilding team and might waive his no movement clause for a contender. The twenty-nine year old has twenty-nine points with thirteen goals and sixteen assists in fifty-nine games this season. Vancouver sits last in the league at eighteen wins thirty-five losses and seven overtime losses and could sell assets with defenseman Tyler Myers scratched recently for roster reasons per NHL dot com.

    Recent trades include Edmonton Oilers getting defenseman Connor Murphy from the Chicago Blackhawks on March second for a twenty twenty-eight second round pick with Chicago retaining half his cap hit according to The Hockey News. On March first Philadelphia Flyers acquired left winger Boris Katchouk from Minnesota for defenseman Roman Schmidt. Earlier the Los Angeles Kings traded for left winger Artemi Panarin from the New York Rangers on February fourth getting conditional picks too per ESPN.

    Injuries impact lineups tonight. Vegas Golden Knights captain Mark Stone misses the game at Buffalo Sabres due to injury per NHL status report. Washington Capitals defenseman John Carlson skips his fourth straight game against Utah Mammoth with a lower body issue after the Olympic break. Winnipeg Jets defenseman Josh Morrissey practices in a noncontact jersey but sits out versus Chicago Blackhawks and could return by the weekend per coach Scott Arniel. Los Angeles Kings defenseman Drew Doughty might play Thursday against New York Islanders after missing two games with a lower body injury.

    Rumors swirl around Calgary Flames Nazem Kadri New York Rangers Vincent Trocheck Florida Panthers Sergei Bobrovsky and others per The Hockey News. Edmonton Oilers and playoff positioning draw attention while Montreal Canadiens Patrik Laine can talk to teams. Minnesota Wild expect defenseman Brock Faber back but forward Marcus Foligno out week to week and forward Tomas Nosek debuts for Panthers according to NHL dot com.

    Teams called up players like Raphael Lavoie to Henderson for some and sent others down per CBS Sports transactions.

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  • NHL Trade Deadline Chaos: Panarin to Kings, Golden Knights Lead Pacific After Olympic Break

    NHL Trade Deadline Chaos: Panarin to Kings, Golden Knights Lead Pacific After Olympic Break
    2026/02/28
    The National Hockey League is buzzing with action as teams return from the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina two thousand twenty six break. On February twenty seventh, four key games highlighted the schedule. The Florida Panthers hosted the Buffalo Sabres, while the Anaheim Ducks faced the Winnipeg Jets in a late showdown, according to The Hockey Writers morning recap. Vegas Golden Knights took on Washington Capitals, and Minnesota Wild visited Utah Mammoth, as noted in NHL dot com on tap reports.

    Trade deadline fever grips the league ahead of March seventh. The Los Angeles Kings made waves by acquiring Artemi Panarin from the New York Rangers on February fourth, sending forward Liam Greentree and a conditional third round pick in return, per The Score and ESPN trackers. Panarin wasted no time, recording two assists in his Kings debut during a high scoring loss to Vegas. Other moves include the Colorado Avalanche and Pittsburgh Penguins swapping defensemen Brett Kulak and Samuel Girard on February twenty fourth. The New York Islanders added Ondrej Palat and picks from New Jersey Devils, while Columbus Blue Jackets grabbed Mason Marchment from Seattle Kraken back in December.

    Standings shakeups in the Pacific Division see Golden Knights leading with seventy points after a six to four win over Kings, exploding for five third period goals despite missing five Olympians like Jack Eichel and Noah Hanifin, NHL dot com reports. Ducks sit second with sixty five points, boasting the leagues top eight multi goal comebacks, including a victory over Edmonton that marked Joel Quennevilles one thousandth coaching win. Winnipeg Jets hold strong, fresh off overtime success against Vancouver.

    In the east, Boston Bruins snapped Columbus Blue Jackets seven game win streak four to two on February twenty sixth, with Joonas Korpisalo stopping thirty six shots, per NHL recaps. Kirill Marchenko hit twenty goals for the fourth straight season, a franchise feat. Philadelphia Flyers edged Rangers on February twenty sixth, with Matvei Michkov scoring twice in highlights from ESPN YouTube.

    Today features Penguins at Rangers, plus Olympians Connor McDavid of Edmonton facing Macklin Celebrini of San Jose, NHL on tap notes. McDavid leads with one hundred points, while Celebrini tops teenage Olympic scorers. Minnesota eyes another seven game streak against Utah.

    Fantasy players eye deadline spins on names like Nazem Kadri and Alex Tuch. Post Olympic boosts arrive, with Vegas cavalry like Mark Stone and Shea Theodore rejoining for Capitals clash. Ducks chase playoffs first since two thousand seventeen eighteen.

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  • NHL Trade Deadline Heats Up: Lightning Win Streak, Vegas Dominates, Panarin Debuts for Kings

    NHL Trade Deadline Heats Up: Lightning Win Streak, Vegas Dominates, Panarin Debuts for Kings
    2026/02/26
    The National Hockey League has returned from its Olympic break with significant activity shaping the competitive landscape heading into the trade deadline. The Tampa Bay Lightning extended their winning streak to six games as Nikita Kucherov reached a major milestone, becoming the ninth fastest player to accumulate seven hundred career assists and just the second active skater to reach that achievement.

    In Pacific Division action, the Vegas Golden Knights solidified their lead atop the division with a high scoring victory featuring a remarkable five goal third period that tied their franchise record for goals in a single period. Pavel Dorofeyev contributed two goals in that explosive final frame and became the seventh player in Golden Knights history to record ten multi goal games. Meanwhile, the Anaheim Ducks overcame three separate deficits to secure their league leading eighth multi goal comeback victory of the season, vaulting them into second place in the Pacific Division ahead of the Edmonton Oilers.

    The Los Angeles Kings made a notable addition when Artemi Panarin made his team debut and immediately made an impact by recording multiple points in that debut, a distinction no other Kings skater had achieved since Sean Durzi back in November twenty twenty one. Panarin is now expected to provide production for the Kings as they prepare for upcoming matchups against playoff contenders.

    Several teams have made roster moves as they return from the Olympic break. The Pittsburgh Penguins acquired defenseman Sam Girard and a second round pick in the two thousand twenty eight draft from the Colorado Avalanche in exchange for defenseman Brett Kulak. The Kraken signed forward Ryan Winterton to a two year contract worth two point twenty five million dollars with an average annual value of one point one two five million, while also signing defenseman Ben Meyers to a similar two year deal. Both contracts begin next season.

    The Winnipeg Jets face uncertainty regarding their playoff prospects, but Jonathan Toews has committed to remaining with the organization despite the long odds. Toews, who missed the previous two seasons dealing with long term COVID nineteen complications, has collected nineteen points in fifty six games this season and holds a no movement clause in his current contract. He told reporters he would not consider going anywhere else and remains grateful for the opportunity to play in the NHL again.

    The Calgary Flames activated Blake Coleman from injured reserve, and the veteran forward acknowledged he could potentially be traded before the deadline given the team's struggles and playoff positioning. Coleman has thirteen goals among his twenty one points in forty four games and represents a potential asset for a contending team. The dialogue between Coleman and the organization remains open and clear as the February trade deadline approaches.

    Several other players have returned from injury as teams prepare for the stretch run. The Lightning got Brayden Point and Emil Lilleberg back from injured reserve, while the Kraken reinstated Ben Meyers and Berkly Catton. The Dallas Stars defeated the Seattle Kraken four to one with Wyatt Johnston scoring twice and Thomas Harley contributing two assists in the victory.

    Looking ahead, an ESPN doubleheader on Thursday features the Philadelphia Flyers visiting the New York Rangers and the Edmonton Oilers traveling to face the Kings at Crypto.com Arena. Leon Draisaitl and the Oilers will look to hit season plateaus while Evan Bouchard also pursues personal scoring milestones. Panarin will attempt to build on his productive Kings debut as the league continues its twelve game slate following the Olympic break.

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  • NHL Regular Season Resumes With Major Injuries, Trade Deadline Buzz Following Winter Olympics

    NHL Regular Season Resumes With Major Injuries, Trade Deadline Buzz Following Winter Olympics
    2026/02/24
    The National Hockey League regular season resumes this week after the Olympic Winter Games in Milano Cortina with injuries and travel delays dominating headlines. NHL dot com reports Dallas Stars forward Mikko Rantanen suffered a lower body injury playing for Team Finland and likely will miss time, including their game against Vancouver. He sat out Finlands six to one bronze medal win over Slovakia. Stars coach Glen Gulutzan said Monday there is no full update yet. Rantanen was placed on injured reserve, opening a spot to activate defenseman Lian Bichsel from his own lower body injury since late November. Stars goalie Jake Oettinger also misses Wednesdays game versus Seattle Kraken due to travel issues while center Roope Hintz is a game day decision recovering from illness. Forward Radek Faksa status is uncertain after a Czechia Olympic injury.

    Winnipeg Jets defenseman Josh Morrissey leads their blue line with forty two points in fifty six games but TSN says he will miss a good chunk of time with an upper body injury from Team Canada at the Olympics. He sits out the start of their road trip. Teammate Neal Pionk practiced after his own lower body issue since mid January and should play Wednesday. Goalie Eric Comrie starts with Connor Hellebuyck back from Team USA while Domenic DiVincentiis was recalled from Manitoba of the American Hockey League.

    Spectors Hockey notes Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid skips their Wednesday game at Anaheim Ducks and Thursday versus Los Angeles Kings to recover from heavy Olympic minutes and long travel from Europe. Coach Kris Knoblauch wants him rested. Pittsburgh Penguins Sidney Crosby availability is unclear for Thursdays home opener against New Jersey Devils per Trib Live dot com.

    Vancouver Canucks goalie Kevin Lankinen return from Team Finland is delayed by a northeast United States snowstorm. He is stuck in New York with hopes to rejoin by Tuesday or Wednesday for a possible Saturday start against Seattle Kraken. Washington Capitals activated goalie Charlie Lindgren from injured reserve after his lower body injury. He last played late January.

    Trade buzz heats up with the deadline nearing. NHL dot com says Calgary Flames forward Blake Coleman came off injured reserve and knows he could move as his team trails Anaheim Ducks by eleven points for a wild card spot. He has twenty one points in forty four games. Buffalo Sabres Alex Tuch with forty eight points leads trade talk but the team holds the East first wild card chasing playoffs since two thousand eleven. Columbus Blue Jackets sit four points from a spot under hot coach Rick Bowness.

    A big pre Olympics deal saw New York Rangers send Artemi Panarin to Los Angeles Kings on February fourth. He debuts Wednesday hosting Vegas Golden Knights on a new two year eleven million average annual value extension. Recent moves include New York Islanders getting Matt Luff from St. Louis Blues for Julien Gauthier per the NHL trade tracker. Philip Broberg shone for Sweden at Olympics bolstering his status as St. Louis Blues top defenseman according to The Hockey News.

    Listen to recent transactions like Chicago signing Olivier Rodrigue to a one year deal and various call ups and send downs across leagues from CBS Sports and ESPN reports. Critics question Olympic participation citing these injuries and delays.

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  • Canada vs USA Gold Medal Hockey Showdown Highlights Olympic Break as NHL Trade Deadline Approaches

    Canada vs USA Gold Medal Hockey Showdown Highlights Olympic Break as NHL Trade Deadline Approaches
    2026/02/21
    The National Hockey League pauses as teams and players return from the Olympic Winter Games in Milano Cortina, with the biggest story being the gold medal showdown set for Sunday between Team Canada and Team United States in men's hockey. NHL Network reports Team Canada staged a comeback win over Team Finland in the semifinals, while Team USA dominated Team Slovakia six to two, highlighted by strong play from Jack Hughes, Brady Tkachuk, and Dylan Larkin. NHL dot com details five key storylines, including a rematch of last year's Four Nations Face-Off where the US triumphed three to one over Canada. Sidney Crosby practiced with Team Canada on Friday and could suit up for the gold medal game, per NHL dot com updates. In women's hockey, Team USA claimed gold with a two to one overtime victory against Canada, led by Hilary Knight and Aerin Frankel.

    Back in NHL action, trade deadline buzz heats up with fourteen days until the March sixth cutoff at three PM eastern time. NHL dot com's Trade Buzz notes the Columbus Blue Jackets, four points out of a playoff spot and ten wins, one loss under coach Rick Bowness, plan no big rental additions like unrestricted free agents. General manager Don Waddell told the team website they might tweak edges or seek players with contract term remaining. The New York Rangers, far back in the standings, dealt forward Artemi Panarin to the Los Angeles Kings on February fourth for forward Liam Greentree and two conditional draft picks, according to NHL dot com and ESPN transactions. Earlier, they traded defenseman Carson Soucy to the New York Islanders for a third round pick in the twenty twenty six draft.

    Recent minor league moves include the Vegas Golden Knights claiming forward Jack Finley off waivers from Tampa Bay on February seventh, per ESPN. Anaheim sent forward Daniil But to Tucson in the American Hockey League on February fourth, and other teams shuffled prospects like Berkly Catton to injured reserve. New York Islanders practice footage on YouTube from February twentieth shows players ramping up intensity post Olympics, discussing tight playoff races and cheering former teammates like Bo Horvat now with Vancouver.

    Spectors Hockey rumor mill on February twenty first suggests the Islanders seek scoring depth for a playoff push, per The Hockey News contributor Russell Macias. As clubs eye the stretch run, post Olympic momentum will shape standings, with NHL morning skate notes from Milan highlighting Canada's rally powered by top scorers Connor Bedard and others.

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  • Headline: "Thrilling Semifinal Showdown: Canada vs. Finland in 2026 Milano Cortina Olympics Hockey Tournament"

    Headline: "Thrilling Semifinal Showdown: Canada vs. Finland in 2026 Milano Cortina Olympics Hockey Tournament"
    2026/02/19
    The 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics hockey tournament has reached its final stages with semifinal matches set for Friday. Canada faces Finland in one semifinal matchup at 10:40 a.m. Eastern Time with broadcasts available on Peacock, USA Network, ICI Tele, CBC Gem, RDS2, and CBC.

    Canada enters the semifinals undefeated with a 3-1 record in group play. The team defeated Czechia 5-0, Switzerland 5-1, France 10-2, and Czechia again 4-3 in overtime to advance. Finland earned their spot with a dramatic 3-2 overtime victory against Switzerland on Wednesday. This will mark only the second Olympic meeting between these nations in tournaments featuring NHL players, the first being a 5-0 Finland victory in 2006 also held in Italy.

    San Jose Sharks forward Macklin Celebrini has emerged as the tournament's leading scorer with five goals after his performance against Czechia. The 19-year-old has become the fourth player ever to score in four consecutive Olympic games involving NHL players. Celebrini now has 81 points in 55 games this season with the Sharks. He and Colorado Avalanche center Nathan MacKinnon lead the entire NHL in midrange goals and shots this season, with MacKinnon recording 16 goals and 110 shots, while Celebrini has 15 goals and 101 shots.

    Finland's goaltender Juuse Saros has been exceptional throughout the tournament, posting a 1.49 goals-against average and a .938 save percentage while stopping 91 of 97 shots faced. In his regular season with the Nashville Predators, Saros carries a 3.20 goals-against average and .892 save percentage across 44 games.

    Canada will aim to establish early dominance while maintaining the strong goaltending of Jordan Binnington, who made a crucial save on Czechia's Martin Necas on a breakaway late in the third period of their quarterfinal victory. Finland will need to replicate the urgency and third-period intensity that allowed them to overcome a two-goal deficit against Switzerland.

    Beyond the Olympics, the NHL regular season resumes February 25 with an eight-game slate of games. The roster freeze imposed during the Olympic break will lift on February 22, allowing teams to execute trades leading up to the March 6 trade deadline. Several teams remain active during the break, with general managers allowed to discuss potential trades even though they cannot be finalized until the freeze ends.

    The Los Angeles Kings acquired forward Artemi Panarin from the New York Rangers before the Olympic break in exchange for forward Liam Greentree and two conditional draft picks. However, the Kings faced a setback when Kevin Fiala suffered a season-ending leg fracture while competing for Switzerland in the men's tournament. The Kings are one of five teams within ten points of the Anaheim Ducks for the second Western Conference wild-card spot, making roster decisions critical.

    The competitive landscape remains tight across both conferences. In the Eastern Conference, six teams sit within eight points of the Boston Bruins for the final wild-card position. Teams are evaluating whether they will become buyers or sellers before the deadline, with many organizations uncertain about their playoff positioning after the Olympic break.

    Players who did not represent their nations at the Olympics began returning to practice as early as Tuesday. Teams like the New Jersey Devils have recalled players from their American Hockey League affiliates including goaltender Jakub Malek, defensemen Dennis Cholowski and Colton White, and forward Lenni Hämmenaho from Utica to prepare for the regular season resumption.

    The gold medal game will conclude the men's hockey tournament on Sunday. Slovakia, Finland, Canada, and the United States all advanced to the semifinals after an exciting quarterfinal round that featured three games decided in overtime.

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  • Soaring NHL Stars Dominate Olympic Ice in Milano Cortina 2026 Men's Hockey Tournament

    Soaring NHL Stars Dominate Olympic Ice in Milano Cortina 2026 Men's Hockey Tournament
    2026/02/17
    The Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026 men's hockey tournament has hit high gear with NHL players back on the Olympic ice for the first time since 2014 Sochi. Today single-elimination playoffs kick off, starting with qualification games that set up quarterfinal matchups against the top four seeds who got byes. NHL dot com reports Switzerland shut out host Italy three nothing at Rho Arena in Milan, with New Jersey Devils captain Nico Hischier scoring a goal and adding two assists while goalie Leonardo Genoni stopped all twenty shots for the clean sheet. Switzerland, the number five seed from preliminary play, now faces Finland in the quarterfinals tomorrow at twelve ten p m eastern time on Peacock, USA Network, and CBC Gem. The two time defending silver medalists at world championships aim for their first Olympic medal since bronze in 1948 St Moritz.

    NHL Network recaps show big wins fueling the excitement through day five. Switzerland, Canada, Denmark, and USA all triumphed in recent preliminary action. Canada crushed France ten to two, with defenseman Cale Makar chatting post game about the dominant performance. USA rallied for a six three win over Denmark, highlighted by Jack Eichel's interview, while Nikolaj Ehlers of Denmark reflected on the loss. Switzerland continues its strong run, and Timo Meier spoke after Switzerland's four three overtime victory against Czechia. Earlier, Nathan MacKinnon praised Team USA's five one win over Switzerland, David Pastrnak discussed Czechia's victory over France, and Mikael Granlund covered Finland's four one upset of Sweden. Connor McDavid beamed after Canada's five nothing blanking of Czechia, and Arturs Silovs reacted to Latvia's four three edge over Germany.

    The gold medal game looms Sunday, wrapping this historic NHL pause. Minor league moves fill the NHL void during the break. Pro Hockey Rumors notes Calgary Flames sent forward Matvei Gridin and defenseman Hunter Brzustewicz to American Hockey League Calgary, with Gridin tallying six points in thirteen NHL games before turning twenty. New Jersey Devils assigned forward Lenni Hameenaho, who notched four points in nine games, and defenseman Colton White to Utica. Nashville Predators prospect Matthew Wood heads to the minors. Elite Prospects lists recent call ups and send downs like Washington Capitals goalie Clay Stevenson to Hershey Bears and Buffalo Sabres goalie Topias Leinonen from Jacksonville Icemen. ESPN tracks claims such as St Louis Blues grabbing forward Jack Finley off waivers from Tampa Bay Lightning.

    Fans trade pins at Olympic Village, Henrik Lundqvist shares media insights, and players like Adrian Kempe stroll the grounds. The tournament buzz electrifies hockey with stars like McDavid, MacKinnon, and Eichel chasing gold.

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