Hockey headlines for February 12, 2019

Tuesday, February 12, 2019

Penguins get much-needed win against rival Flyers (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Sharks grab hold of first place in the Western Conference (San Jose Mercury News)
Evgeny Kuznetsov ends Capitals’ homestand in style with four-point night against the Kings (Washington Post)
Blackhawks goalie Corey Crawford plans to play, didn't consider retirement (Chicago Sun-Times)
Delia signs 3-year extension with Blackhawks (Chicago Daily Herald)
Penguins trade conditional draft pick for defenseman Blake Siebenaler (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Kings trade Nate Thompson to Canadiens for draft pick (Los Angeles Daily News)
Devils claim N.J. native Kenny Agostino off waivers (NJ.com)
Knights GM McPhee in no rush to deal before NHL trade deadline (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Will the Canes be buyers or sellers at the NHL trade deadline? (Raleigh News & Observer)
Why Rangers may think twice about Adam McQuaid trade (New York Post)
Flyers hope they’ve won enough to stop Chuck Fletcher from selling (South Jersey Courier-Post)
As rumors swirl, Red Wings try to block out trade speculation (Detroit News)
As trade deadline nears, Don Sweeney says Bruins ‘can use a little boost’ (Boston Globe)
Will next Ducks coach be a talker, a screamer, a listener or a teacher? (Orange County Register)
Who will be the Anaheim Ducks’ next coach? Here are 6 possible candidates (Orange County Register)
Edmonton Oilers return to work after public scolding from Hitchcock (Edmonton Sun)
Path to success is a hard one, says Oilers coach (Edmonton Sun)
Austin Wagner recalls value of Nate Thompson's mentoring after shining in Kings' loss (Los Angeles Times)
DiPietro enters the dragon's den and gets burned (Vancouver Province)
Penguins' Evgeni Malkin faces possible suspension for stick swing (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Olli Maatta knocked out of win over Flyers with an upper-body injury (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Blues can now handle adversity, and it's made all the difference (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Flurry of moves fortifies Canadiens' penalty-kill unit, adds depth (Montreal Gazette)
Wild coach Bruce Boudreau: Effort not the issue during skid (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
David Quinn is getting the Jimmy Vesey response he hoped for (New York Post)
Jason Demers made his return to Coyotes practice, and players took notice (Arizona Republic)
Canucks back in a pickle with Sutter, Markstrom injuries (Vancouver Province)
Stars goalie Ben Bishop (upper body) out vs. Panthers, could return later this week (Dallas Morning News)
Penguins' Nick Bjugstad OK after being sliced by skate (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Alexandar Georgiev's 55-save game still talk of Rangers' practice (New York Newsday)
Leafs' Hyman figures hits are an over-rated statistic (Toronto Sun)
Mark Letestu ‘rolls’ with ups, downs of career (Columbus Dispatch)
As Valeri Nichuskin's goalless streak continues, here's why the Stars forward is getting another shot in the lineup (Dallas Morning News)
Missing teeth no laughing matter for Flames (Calgary Sun)