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NHL’s minimal financial support of women’s pro hockey reportedly won’t change

A $100K contribution from the NHL — which will rake in over $4.5 billion this season — is anything but “significant.”

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Stuck in last place in the Eastern Conference, the New York Islanders fired coach Jack Capuano on Tuesday, ending one of the longest tenures in the NHL. General manager Garth Snow named assistant GM/coach Doug Weight as Capuano’s interim replacement in the hopes that a new voice could provide a spark for his struggling team. The Islanders are 17-17-8 and their 42 points are the fewest in the East, leading to Snow making the move for the short and long term.

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