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NHL: Oates still all business

WASHINGTON — Adam Oates should have risen Sunday morning and drove to the top floor of the Ballston Common Mall’s parking deck in Arlington, Va., pulled into his spot at Kettler Capitals Iceplex almost unconsciously, with so much else filling a mind that processes information nimbly. He should be reviewing Saturday night’s game against the Tampa Bay Lightning and thinking ahead to tonight’s against the Florida Panthers, both scheduled for Verizon Center in Washington, both canceled. He should have 30 games as an NHL head coach behind him. He has zero.