Hockey headlines for February 3, 2020

Monday, February 3, 2020

Matt Murray's saves give Penguins win against Capitals, 4-3 (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Justin Williams does it again as Hurricanes fight past Canucks in shootout (Raleigh News & Observer)
Pierre-Luc Dubois has three-point game (Columbus Dispatch)
Chris Kreider injury scare highlights Rangers' clashing priorities (New York Post)
Ste-Agathe's Dubois scores twice to lead Columbus over Canadiens (Montreal Gazette)
All the best in goal scoring (Vancouver Province)
Sam Lafferty’s goal in first game back helps Penguins defeat Capitals (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Back in the Penguins lineup, Sam Lafferty buries his first goal since November (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Sidney Crosby takes strange penalty in Penguins’ win (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Bruins success comes as they get back to their special teams roots (Boston Herald)
Pistol whipping Calgary adds to Edmonton Oilers' momentum (Edmonton Sun)
In a blink, this Blackhawks season has evolved from monotonous to fascinating (Chicago Sun-Times)
Flames need to be 'way better' if they want to survive Pacific Division logjam (Calgary Sun)
Golden Knights’ penalty kill turning into strength (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Islanders' return after long hiatus a mix of good and not so good (New York Newsday)
Power play lacking juice (Winnipeg Free Press)
With goals in short supply, Berube engages in major line dancing (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Red Wings lose Filip Zadina for two weeks just as Andreas Athanasiou returns (Detroit News)
Rangers' messy goaltender situation remains guessing game (New York Post)
Roslovic adds consistency to his impressive play (Winnipeg Free Press)
Flyers winger Joel Farabee not playing like a 19-year-old rookie (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Flames call-up Robinson enjoying high-school reunion with Gaudreau (Calgary Sun)
Wild places Seeler on waivers, scrambles lines after ugly loss (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Blackhawks prospects Jake Wise, Alex Vlasic developing together at Boston University (Chicago Sun-Times)
Bean there, done that: Two Canucks head to Boston, with collegiate hockey on their minds (Vancouver Province)