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The PHT Nightcap - Saturday, March 13

We put a lot of content on this here blog each day, and we understand it can be a bit tough to keep track of everything. So at the end of the day we’ll put up a nightly recap of all that day’s news. Presenting the Pro Hockey Talk Nightcap:

Three highlights that justify flinching - We look at the highlights from Friday’s action.

Rink to Rink: Reviewing Friday’s games - Recapping all the games from Friday night.

Taking off the foil: Chiefs set to relocate - The Johnstown Chiefs are on the moving to South Carolina. Slapshot fans everywhere shed a tear.

Shoulder surgery will end Weight’s season - Doug Weight’s season is over, and it’s possible his career might be as well.

Quinnipac wins longest game in college hockey history - A college game went 150 minutes and 22 seconds before a winner was decided. And then they played tonight as well.

Canucks share memories from 14-game trip - Vancouver just finished an absurdly long road trip; here are some of the behind the scenes highlights.

Scott Nichol speaks with referee Chris Lee - Scott Nichol had a lengthy chat with referee Chris Lee, but insists it was strictly professional.

The quest to find NHL’s ‘Mr. Intangible’ - Here are some more interesting stats to rank the best and worst players in the NHL.

More anthem debate: Is yelling “Stars” worse? - Everyone is a debating the Chicago anthem; what about Dallas’?

Don’t forget about the Phoenix Coyotes - The Coyotes are a team to watch out for once the playoffs begin.

Pronger’s goal adds to Blackhawks’ frustration - The Blackhawks lost another game where their offense failed to save them. Imagine that.

Could Jaromir Jagr be headed to Edmonton? - Is it even a smart move for the Oilers to consider Jagr?

Let’s all blame the Olympics for the Ducks’ slump - Ryan Getzlaf is not playing all that well since coming back from Vancouver.

Odd bounces: The Thrashers’ pre-game routines - The Thrashers share their -- rather tame -- pre-game routines.