Hockey headlines for February 8, 2020

Saturday, February 8, 2020

Leafs keep doing it the hard way, but Campbell, Clifford winners in their debuts (Toronto Sun)
Joel Eriksson Ek’s last-second goal lifts Wild to third straight win (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Golden Knights’ new AHL team could be called Silver Knights (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Hard-hitting former Maple Leaf Brian Glennie dies at 73 (Toronto Sun)
698 down, two to go: Alex Ovechkin has another milestone in his sights (Washington Post)
Humble attitude pays off in latest win (Columbus Dispatch)
Ducks proud of their fight despite an overtime loss to Maple Leafs (Orange County Register)
Stars strike first, but can’t hold on as goalie Ben Bishop struggles vs. Wild (Dallas Morning News)
Rangers' rally isn't enough in loss to Sabres (New York Newsday)
Blue Jackets swarm Red Wings, hand them another shutout (Detroit News)
Rangers backup goalie 'solid' in spot start (New York Post)
Wild's static lineup leaves Mikko Koivu, Jason Zucker on fourth line (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Rangers coach Quinn gains some faith in Kakko (New York Newsday)
After a drastic turnaround, Penguins have started to slip with odd-man rushes (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Flames head coach Geoff Ward moves on after Thursday's outburst (Calgary Herald)
Ready or not, Berube says it's crunch time for Blues (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Penguins defenseman John Marino expected to have surgery for broken cheek (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Hot goaltending fuels Jets' resurgence (Winnipeg Free Press)
Red Wings’ Jonathan Bernier assuming greater role with effective performances (Detroit News)
Charlie McAvoy getting on the board a mood booster all around (Boston Herald)
While Alex Nylander seeks to ignite scoring, zone exits and entries remain strengths (Chicago Sun-Times)
Frustrated Gostisbehere leaves Flyers practice in a huff (Philadelphia Inquirer)
It looks like Lightning defenseman Mikhail Sergachev’s time has come (Tampa Bay Times)
Bad puck luck continues for Senators' Namestnikov (Ottawa Citizen)
One year later, Jared McCann continues to shine with the Penguins (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Jake Evans's NHL debut with the Canadiens was a family affair (Montreal Gazette)
Seeler excited for a fresh start with Blackhawks (Chicago Daily Herald)
Dr. David Mulder's first hockey patient was Bobby Orr at the Forum (Montreal Gazette)
Craig Patrick recalls Herb Brooks’ brilliance on 40th anniversary of Miracle on Ice (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)