Hockey headlines for February 6, 2018

Tuesday, February 6, 2018

McDavid runs wild on Tampa Bay, leads Oilers to upset victory (Edmonton Journal)
Leafs survive Andersen injury to shoot down Ducks (Toronto Sun)
Preds beat Islanders in OT comeback (The Tennessean)
Knights’ Marc-Andre Fleury has mixed emotions in return to Pittsburgh (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Scheifele sets sights on return: Jets top centre won’t be out much longer (Winnipeg Sun)
Blackhawks goaltender Corey Crawford skates for third straight day (Chicago Sun-Times)
Flyers, pumped by Eagles Super Bowl win, want to 'follow suit' (South Jersey Courier-Post)
Coyotes join NHL-wide interference confusion (Arizona Republic)
Senators prepare to map out their future (Ottawa Sun)
Looming trade deadline a distraction for Leafs (Toronto Star)
Nash sad about having to make trade list (New York Post)
Could Ryan McDonagh be a fit at deadline for Lightning? (Tampa Bay Times)
Future remains uncertain for Canadiens' Tomas Plekanec (Montreal Gazette)
Leivo looks to leave if Leafs don't increase playing time (Toronto Sun)
Teammates old and new pay tribute to Marc-Andre Fleury (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Marc-Andre Fleury's bittersweet return to Pittsburgh, where fans will forever love him (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Marc-Andre Fleury is ready for a game unlike any he has ever played in (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Vegas goalie Marc-Andre Fleury works to put Penguins in past (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Bruins’ Brad Marchand battles reputation (Boston Herald)
Is Logan Couture’s Olympic window slamming shut on him? (San Jose Mercury News)
Martin Hanzal — 'a big, big part' of Stars lineup — shows how valuable he is in return from injury (Dallas Morning News)
Ducks fade in third period of back-and-forth game with Maple Leafs (Orange County Register)
Injury-plagued Rangers continue free fall as they cough up early lead in 2-1 loss to Stars (New York Daily News)
Islanders blow two-goal lead in overtime heartbreaker (New York Post)
Ben Bishop thankful to get past 'scary moment' of puck hitting his face while on bench (Dallas Morning News)
Islanders’ Sebastian Aho gets back in lineup after pair of healthy scratches (New York Newsday)
Ducks’ frustration with the officiating grows (Orange County Register)
See how Stars honored defenseman Dan Hamhuis for reaching 1,000 regular season games (Dallas Morning News)
Blues want to shed low-scoring identity (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Red Wings look to rev up sputtering power play (Detroit News)
With 29 games left, Hurricanes’ coach Bill Peters asks, ‘Who are we?’ (Raleigh News & Observer)
Tortorella: Mind-set major problem on penalty kill (Columbus Dispatch)
Nathan MacKinnon, NHL MVP candidate, is back skating for Colorado Avalanche (Denver Post)
Dan Girardi back on ice, closer to returning for Lightning (Tampa Bay Times)
Harri Sateri named NHL's second star as James Reimer returns to Panthers practice (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
Rangers get sliver of good news on Marc Staal injury (New York Post)
In Brian Elliott, Flyers get a key piece back at important time (South Jersey Courier-Post)
Patric Hornqvist is week-to-week. Here's how the Penguins will cope (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Rookie Alex Kerfoot will remain as the Avalanche’s first-line center (Denver Post)
Brandon Saad’s next stop: Blackhawks’ fourth line (Chicago Tribune)
Kings defenseman Jake Muzzin showing power of late (Los Angeles Daily News)
Challenges continue to pile up for Nathan Beaulieu (Buffalo News)
Blue Jackets look to Josh Anderson for bruising play (Columbus Dispatch)
The Capitals’ plan to make Dmitry Orlov one of the NHL’s top defensemen (Washington Post)
Wild’s Chris Stewart trying to stay positive despite healthy scratches (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Flames send one rookie to minors, send message to another (Calgary Sun)
Goalie Eddie Lack joins Devils for Monday's practice (NJ.com)
Logan Brown finding success in Kitchener (Ottawa Citizen)
How growing up with foster siblings impacted Sabres center Ryan O'Reilly (Buffalo News)
Oilers unsung hero hits the 1,000-game milestone (Edmonton Journal)
Trio has super time in Minneapolis on Super Sunday (Winnipeg Free Press)