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<title>The Neutral-Zone Atlas</title>
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<description>International hockey, mapped without the fog.</description>
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<item><title>1972 Summit Series: An Eight-Game Guide</title><link>https://internationalhockey.net/1972-summit-series-game-guide/</link><guid>https://internationalhockey.net/1972-summit-series-game-guide/</guid><description>The 1972 Summit Series was an eight-game Canada–Soviet Union hockey series: four games in Canada, then four in Moscow.</description></item>
<item><title>How IIHF Tournaments Work: Points, Groups, Overtime</title><link>https://internationalhockey.net/how-iihf-tournaments-work/</link><guid>https://internationalhockey.net/how-iihf-tournaments-work/</guid><description>Many IIHF tournaments begin with round-robin groups, award three points for a regulation win, two for an overtime or shootout win, one for an overtime or.</description></item>
<item><title>International Hockey Rink Size: IIHF vs NHL</title><link>https://internationalhockey.net/international-ice-hockey-rink-size/</link><guid>https://internationalhockey.net/international-ice-hockey-rink-size/</guid><description>The current IIHF rule book does not define every international rink as one oversized surface: Rule 1.2 specifies a rink 60 metres long and 26 to 30 metres.</description></item>
<item><title>Olympic Ice Hockey History: Milestones That Matter</title><link>https://internationalhockey.net/olympic-ice-hockey-history/</link><guid>https://internationalhockey.net/olympic-ice-hockey-history/</guid><description>Olympic ice hockey began at the Antwerp 1920 Summer Games, four years before Chamonix staged the event later recognised as the first Olympic Winter Games.</description></item>
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