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“I’m not on social media,” said Berube in a press conference on Wednesday, “I was aware of a threat made to Nazem, not the racist stuff. In no way is it acceptable by the St. Louis Blues or anybody else for him to have to go through that. Being a Native American myself, I’ve heard it all, I’ve been around it. It’s not a good thing. So I just wanted to get that out there that there’s no room for it anywhere.”

In hockey, as in poker, sometimes you can play a very good hand and still lose. The Florida Panthers had every reason to think they were holding all the right cards heading into the 2022 Stanley Cup playoffs. Now, just 10 games after they started their quest, they have been left to ponder what might have been and what happens next.

When asked about his future NHL plans, Claude Giroux says he can picture himself back in a Florida Panthers uniform. He noted he has no negative thoughts on his decision to come to Florida and that it is fun place to play. He added, “I believe in this group. A lot of potential and a lot of good things to come for this organization.”

Someday, perhaps, a moment like the Nazem Kadri moment won’t be too big for the National Hockey League and its players and coaches and teams. Someday, perhaps, when a player is threatened and is the victim of racist attacks that warrant police investigation, as was the case leading up to Game 4 of the St. Louis-Colorado series, coaches and managers and players will step back and remind themselves and everyone else connected to the game that some things are bigger than it.

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The St. Louis Blues have a deep hole to dig themselves out of in their Western Conference semifinals series against the Colorado Avalanche, trailing 3-1. Game 5 takes place on Wednesday night, and as the Blues prepare for an elimination contest, head coach Craig Berube took some time to address another story that has dominated plenty of headlines over the past few days.