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Sean McDonough ruffled feathers during Game 4 of the Buffalo sabres-Montreal Canadiens NHL playoff series when he questioned if Rasmus Dahlin was actually hurt. ESPN announcer suggested Dahlin may have embellished the bleeding incident that resulted in a double minor penalty. Later, Buffalo scored on the power play for a comeback victory that added to the tensions in the NHL playoff series.

Another NHL controversy has arisen courtesy of Arber Xhekaj. This time, it’s for a dangerous cross-check in the Montreal Canadiens Game 4 NHL matchup against the Buffalo sabres. The NHL Department of Player Safety has been made aware of the incident involving Buffalo forward Konsta Helenius. Xhekaj had already been fined earlier in the playoff series, and new discipline concerns are quickly becoming a major NHL news storyline.

In a first period that exploded with goals and momentum swings, the Buffalo sabres and Montreal Canadiens delivered an unforgettable NHL playoff battle. Cole Caufield responded to some Buffalo scoring bursts, and rookie Konsta Helenius had a big breakout moment with his first playoff goal. The game was a chaotic matchup that quickly turned into one of the biggest NHL news stories, as both teams pushed the attack.

NHL updates on Montreal Canadiens defenseman Arber Xhekaj after he punched Buffalo sabres forward Sam Carrick late in Game 3. The incident happened in the chaos after the all-around victory by Montreal. Fans and analysts of the National Hockey League are now talking about possible discipline and how the incident could impact the intensity of the series going forward.

The Montreal Canadiens are entering NHL Game 6 against the Buffalo sabres with growing concern over odd puck bounces at the Bell Centre. Several times this season, odd bounces around the Zamboni gate area have victimized goaltender Jakub Dobeš. Another incident involving Buffalo sabres star Tage Thompson has turned the issue into a major playoff storyline.

NHL Player Safety is reviewing a slash to the face of Buffalo sabres forward Zach Benson by Boston Bruins defenseman Charlie McAvoy during the Stanley Cup Playoffs for a possible major suspension. The incident quickly became a big story in the NHL, with analysts predicting major punishment that could affect the Boston Bruins' plans for the upcoming National Hockey League season.

Montreal Canadiens goalie Jakub Dobeš delivered a dramatic moment in Game 5 of the NHL playoffs against the Buffalo sabres with a punch to Alex Tuch near the crease. The fiery exchange came during a tense third-period sequence and instantly sparked Montreal players and fans. The incident added another layer of intensity to an already physical playoff game between the Atlantic Division rivals.

The Edmonton Oilers enter the offseason after a first-round exit to the Anaheim Ducks, with defensive depth on the right side emerging as a key concern. Veteran writer Jim Matheson has pointed to Buffalo sabres defenseman Michael Kesselring as a potential trade target, highlighting his familiarity with Edmonton and untapped upside. Despite modest recent numbers, Kesselring’s past production suggests a possible buy-low opportunity. The Oilers may still explore multiple defensive options in a competitive market.

During the Buffalo sabres' 2nd game in the playoffs with the Montreal Canadiens, rookie Ivan Demidov took a hard hit from Jordan Greenway and started a hot battle. The clash was also a heavy first-period ordeal for Beck Malenstyn, who was bled out in the aftermath. After the dust-up, Malenstyn was also bled out after a questionable shot during the opening moments of the first period. Formerly, Ivan Demidov returned every day, and the number of actions quickly became one of the highlights of the entire NHL playoff match.

Buffalo sabres forward Beck Malenstyn was the focus of major attention after a collision with Montreal Canadiens goaltender Jakub Dobes during NHL Game 3. The incident in the second period ratcheted up the tension between both teams quickly and led to another heated scrum on the ice. Dobes was able to stay in the game after the collision, and the Montreal Canadiens cashed in later with a big power-play goal.

Buffalo sabres captain Rasmus Dahlin is entering the conversation for his first NHL Norris Trophy nomination after a standout 2025-26 season. And Carolina Matovac, who broke the news, tells the world of Dahlin’s support through such a serious health battle last year in an emotional post on social media. The generous tribute had many NHL fans looking up to the couple and looking back at the difficulties they faced side by side.

Arber Xhekaj reportedly played a big role in a scary situation near Montreal’s Lachine Canal as the Montreal Canadiens’ playoff series vs. the Buffalo sabres rolled on. The Canadiens defenseman was able to spot someone in trouble in the canal and immediately called 911, reports said. The person survived, and Xhekaj’s cool demeanor off the ice gained a lot of attention in the process of continuous NHL updates and playoff talk.

The Buffalo sabres are closely watching Charlie McAvoy's NHL disciplinary hearing after a controversial slash on Zach Benson in Game 6. McAvoy received a major penalty and game misconduct for the incident, which occurred after Benson allegedly slew-footed him. The NHL's Department of Player Safety has scheduled an in-person hearing to determine any further action.

NHL insider Elliotte Friedman has been raving about Lane Hutson’s playoff play with the Montreal Canadiens. Friedman thinks Hutson could win multiple Norris Trophies in his career after a dominant performance against the Buffalo sabres. The defenseman’s emergence is quickly becoming one of the biggest stories of the 2026 Stanley Cup playoffs.

Bruins veteran Viktor Arvidsson has come out and said that he even played with a serious rib injury and a punctured lung at the time of the Buffalo sabres playoff series. The most recent update about the NHL injury reasons as to why the forward did not play in the last games of this postseason match. This has caused the absence to become a critical aspect in the playoff loss of the team, and since then, has resulted in controversy over his future with the team.

Bruins defenseman Charlie McAvoy admitted that he played during the playoff series between the Bruins and the Buffalo sabres with a broken hand. This injury is one of the many causes that the Bruins star has had a hard season in the NHL, which has been marked by numerous illnesses. The latest update by McAvoy has raised questions about his version and timing of recovery and the plans of the Boston defense team ahead of the next NHL season.

Game 5 between the Buffalo sabres and Boston Bruins had a memorable moment when anthem singer Cami Clune had an issue with her microphone. Buffalo sabres fans immediately stepped up and sang ‘O Canada’ together. The gesture was quickly picked up in the NHL news roundup, which highlighted unity, tradition and fan culture in one of the most talked about NHL updates today.

India's ambitious Marut supersonic fighter, designed by Kurt Tank, faced early setbacks due to underfunded engines, limiting its performance. Despite this, it proved effective in the 1971 war, destroying enemy tanks. Bureaucratic indecision ultimately doomed upgrades, mirroring current challenges with the Tejas program's engine development and integration, highlighting a recurring theme in India's aviation history.

Josh Allen’s Game 2 appearance became an unexpected talking point after the sabres lost, sparking light “jinx” chatter. Matthew Tkachuk dismissed that idea firmly, emphasizing momentum and crowd energy instead. Buffalo’s Game 3 win quickly shifted focus back to performance. As the sabres lead the series 2-1, Allen’s role is seen as part of the city’s playoff energy, not a distraction.

Peru's Air Force is set to acquire 12 advanced F-16 Block 70 fighters, beating out French and Swedish rivals. This upgraded jet, boasting a 12,000-hour lifespan, features cutting-edge radar and avionics, offering capabilities akin to fifth-generation aircraft. Enhanced fuel capacity and pilot interfaces ensure superior performance and extended operational reach.