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Hull was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1983 and had his No. 9 jersey retired by the Blackhawks that very same yearLast week , we reported that Antoine Fuqua ( Equalizer, Southpaw, The Magnificent Seven ) is set to direct the Michael Jackson biopic that’s been in the works at Lionsgate with producer Graham King ( Bohemian Rhapsody, Jersey Boys, Tomb Raider ). TheStars’ Jake Oettinger: Between pipes Friday By RotoWire Staff • 1 min read Oettinger will guard the home net versus New Jersey on Friday, Bruce LeVine of Dallas Hockey Now reports. Oettinger is coming off a pair of overtime losses as he is 21-7-6 witCheck this: When Long Island-raised singer Madison Beer did a T-shirt toss at the Nov. 23 Islanders hockey game, she was swagged out in a traditional home jersey. Not only did the Isles defeat the …With the help of the Supreme Court, the New Jersey governor paved the way for the sportsbook industry to drown us in an unrelenting onslaught of advertisements.Philadelphia Flyers’ defenseman Ivan Provorv’s quiet decision not to join the rest of his team in donning a rainbow jersey during pregame warmups on Tuesday, the Flyers’ “Pride Night,” has resulted in much gnashing of teeth among the hockey commentarHockey journalists were viciously intolerant of Ivan Provorov when, for religious reasons, he wouldn’t wear a “Pride Night” rainbow jersey.PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The Philadelphia hockey defenseman did not participate in pregame warmups when the team wore Pride-themed jerseys and used sticks wrapped in rainbow Pride tape.Ivan Provorov, a Philadelphia Flyers ice hockey player, refused to wear an LGBT Pride Night jersey, citing his Russian Orthodox faith.Antoine Fuqua ( Equalizer, Southpaw, The Magnificent Seven ) is set to direct the Michael Jackson biopic that’s been in the works at Lionsgate and producer Graham King ( Bohemian Rhapsody, Jersey Boys, Tomb Raider ) and it’s titled Michael . The filmHockey fans have expressed support with their wallets for the hockey player who made headlines by respectfully objecting to wear a Pride-themed jersey.Provorov boycotted Tuesday’s pre-game skate over his refusal to wear a Pride-themed warmup jersey, citing his Russian Orthodox faith for the decision, leaving the hockey world split.ESPN hockey writer Greg Wyshinski is taking Flyers defenseman Ivan Provorov to task for agreeing to wear a military tribute sweater but refusing to wear a Pride Night jersey.A hockey writer appeared to be upset at Philadelphia Flyers defenseman Ivan Provorov for boycotting the team’s Pride festivities over religious reasons while being OK with wearing a jersey supporting the military.Veteran reliever Aroldis Chapman doesn’t appear to have any shortage of suitors. MLB.com’s Mark Feinsand reports the Kansas City Royals, San Diego Padres and Miami Marlins are interested in the services of the 34-year-old lefty.Buffalo Sabres forward Vinnie Hinostroza and Nashville Predators forward Michael McCarron were placed on waiver Wednesday.The CFL’s reigning Defensive Player of the Year is returning to the nation’s capital. The Ottawa Redblacks re-signed defensive lineman Lorenzo Mauldin IV to a one-year deal, the club announced Wednesday.Cavaliers star guard Donovan Mitchell will miss Cleveland’s game at Memphis on Wednesday night with a strained left groin.Veteran Canadian fullback David Mackie signed a two-year contract extension with the B.C. Lions on Wednesday.The Montreal Canadiens announced Wednesday that Juraj Slafkovsky suffered a lower-body injury that does not require surgery and will be out for three months.Cowboys vs. 49ers: How to watch and stream NFL PlayoffsThe Boston Red Sox and free agent first baseman Adam Duvall are in agreement on a one-year, $7 million contract, according to multiple sources.Bengals vs. Bills: How to watch and stream NFL playoffsThe collaboration is the first that the iconic New York-based streetwear company has made with a hockey brand.Find out which area stars shined the brightest as we highlight the best performances from South Jersey field hockey in Week 3.