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ZURICH -- Finland won the ice hockey world championship for the fifth time on Sunday, defeating Switzerland 1-0 in overtime. Buffalo Sabres center Konsta Helenius scored the gold-winning goal 10:42 into overtime, giving Team Finland its second title since 2022. Helenius, 20, among many young prospects that helped lead Buffalo into the postseason this season, had one goal and four points in nine games for the Sabres after his promotion.
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Stanley Cup Final preview: Key players, goalie con...
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Lightning coach Cooper wins Jack Adams at last
Jon Cooper of the Tampa Bay Lightning has finally won the Jack Adams Award as NHL coach of the year. Cooper, 58, completed his 14th NHL season as the Lightning's head coach. He led Tampa Bay to third in the Eastern Conference (106 points) during a season that saw them play through significant lineup absences from stars like defensemen Victor Hedman and Ryan McDonagh, as well as top center Brayden Point.