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Daily Nuggets: Avalanche to Contend for Cup? Cup or Bust in Carolina

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TORONTO, ON - DECEMBER 23: Carolina Hurricanes left wing Erik Haula (56) celebrates scoring a goal during the second period in a game between the Carolina Hurricanes and the Toronto Maple Leafs on December 23, 2019, at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, ON. (Photo by Nick Turchiaro/Icon Sportswire)

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Can the Colorado Avalanche return to Stanley Cup contenders? The Florida Panthers welcomed goaltender Spencer Knight back to his first game action in seven months on Monday. Who could challenge Connor Bedard for the Calder? Stanley Cup or bust in Carolina?

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Winners and non-winners of preseason game No. 2 against the Colorado Avalanche.

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Colorado Hockey Now: The Avalanche are projected to lead the NHL standings but will they return to Stanley Cup contention?

Florida Hockey Now: Knight stopped all 13 shots he faced against the Nashville Predators on Monday. Fans and teammates were happy to see Knight return to the ice. Knight said it was, “good to get back,” with the Panthers.

Chicago Hockey Now:  Check out this pass from Bedard in practice. Who could challenge Bedard for the Calder? The answer is no one if he pulls off passes like that in the NHL.

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Carolina Hockey Now: The Stanley Cup is the hardest trophy in sports to win. Only four teams win two rounds in the playoffs each season. Stanley Cup or bust is an unfair measurement of a good season. But that may be the case in Carolina.