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WHL Playoffs: Ben Kindel’s hat trick helps Hitmen complete four-game sweep of Blades

Ben Kindel's hat trick led the Calgary Hitmen to a 6-2 victory over the Saskatoon Blades, completing a four-game sweep in the playoff series.
Matteo Michels scored two goals for the Wheat Kings, who aim to keep playoff hopes alive against the Hurricanes.
Diego Buttazzoni scored the winning goal for Portland at 17:57 in the second overtime, sealing both the game and the series victory.

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Saskatoon Blades eliminated from WHL playoffs, swept in four games by Calgary - Saskatoon

Suffering a 6-2 loss on home ice in Game 4 of their first round series, the Saskatoon Blades have entered the off-season after being swept by the Calgary Hitmen.

11 hours ago·Toronto, Canada

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Bradford Today

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WHL Playoffs: Ben Kindel's hat trick helps Hitmen complete four-game sweep of Blades

SASKATOON — Ben Kindel's hat trick helped the Calgary Hitmen rout the Saskatoon Blades 6-2 on Wednesday and complete a four-game sweep in their first-round Western Hockey League playoff series.

20 hours ago·Bradford West Gwillimbury, Canada

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WHL Playoffs: Ben Kindel’s hat trick helps Hitmen complete four-game sweep of Blades

SASKATOON - Ben Kindel's hat trick helped the Calgary Hitmen rout the Saskatoon Blades 6-2 on Wednesday and complete a four-game sweep in their first-round Western Hockey League playoff series.

20 hours ago·Welland, Canada

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ROUND 1 GAME 4 RECAP | Blades eliminated from 2025 WHL Playoff after Game 4 loss against Hitmen - Saskatoon Blades

Saskatoon, SK - The Saskatoon Blades season came to an end Wednesday at SaskTel Centre after a 6-2 loss against the Calgary Hitmen in Game 4 of their Round 1 best-of-seven series. It was a season where many pegged the Blue and Gold to not even make the postseason. Not only did they throw everything they had at the Hitmen through Round 1, they were the second-youngest team in the postseason while doing it at an average age of 17.9. Not to mention…

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