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The New Jersey Devils defeated the Philadelphia Flyers 4-3 in overtime and the Los Angeles Kings topped the St. Louis Blues 4-2 in the second round of the National Hockey League playoffs.
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Chris Kreider made his debut for the New York Rangers in last night’s playoff win against the Ottawa Senators, becoming the first player since 1987 to appear in the National Hockey League postseason in the same year that he won a national college championship.
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New York Rangers forward Chris Kreider will have to wait until tomorrow for another chance to become the first person since 1987 to play in the National Hockey League playoffs in the same year that he won a national college championship.
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Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. will operate the Trans Alaska Pipeline System at reduced rates for several days to keep the lines and tanks from freezing amid lower temperatures.
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Oil fell to a one-week low as builders began work on fewer U.S. homes than projected in December, a signal that the economic recovery may be slowing.
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U.S. crude supplies probably fell for a seventh week on the shutdown of the Trans Alaska pipeline and as a premium for Brent oil from the North Sea drew cargoes to Europe, a Bloomberg News survey showed.
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Alaskan crude-oil production slipped 5.9 percent in March from last year in a natural decline of the state’s North Slope fields that has curbed output for almost a decade.
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Oil supply from the Trans Alaska Pipeline System, which carries about 11 percent of U.S. crude production , has increased to its highest rate since Jan. 7, the day before a leak shut the line.
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The Philadelphia Flyers, who had been down by two games in the National Hockey League Stanley Cup final, rallied to tie the series in Game 4 with a 5-3 win over the Chicago Blackhawks.
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Crude oil declined for the third time in four days as U.S. housing starts dropped more than forecast and the Trans Alaska Pipeline System increased its throughput rate to the highest level since its Jan. 7 shutdown. Heating oil extended its 27-month high, and gasoline was little changed. Ethanol fell.
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