Hockey headlines for February 13, 2018

Tuesday, February 13, 2018

Leafs win gives Lightning something to think about (Toronto Sun)
Vincent Trocheck scores 3 goals in third period as Panthers down Oilers, 7-5 (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
Coyotes put up six goals to drop Blackhawks (Arizona Republic)
Panthers, forward Colton Sceviour agree to three-year contract extension (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
Devs place Schneider on IR before facing Flyers (NorthJersey.com)
Fisher feels 'better than I thought I would' after first practice back (The Tennessean)
Another sign of Claude Giroux's return, named NHL's top star (South Jersey Courier-Post)
Glen Sather to remain Rangers’ president at least through next season (New York Daily News)
No NHL players, but NHL talent abounds (USA Today)
Jordan Greenway makes U.S. Olympic history as first African-American hockey player: ‘I won’t be the last’ (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Trade winds blowing as Senators head to Pittsburgh (Ottawa Sun)
Mark Stone says he's prepared for Senators changes (Ottawa Sun)
Blackhawks hit rock bottom in loss to dead-last Coyotes, their sixth in a row (Chicago Sun-Times)
Edmonton Oilers outgunned by Florida Panthers (Edmonton Journal)
Matt Peca’s father his driving force in path to NHL (Tampa Bay Times)
Capitals weigh balance between youth and winning ahead of NHL trade deadline (Washington Times)
Unimpressed coach Guy Boucher holds difficult skate (Ottawa Sun)
Corey Crawford on recovery: ‘Looking good ... I want to get back playing’ (Chicago Tribune)
Golden Knights goaltender Malcolm Subban listed ‘week to week' (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Injured Flames goalie Smith still with team, but no update on status (Calgary Herald)
Milano, Murray return to full-go practice (Columbus Dispatch)
Blues' Sanford is close to returning (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Canadiens' Phillip Danault has Lady Luck to thank for quick recovery (Montreal Gazette)
How Lundqvist is responding to Vigneault's strategic shot (New York Post)
Flyers' Michal Neuvirth ready for challenge ahead (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Penguins goalie Matt Murray standing tall since return (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Rasmus Ristolainen's struggles push Housley's breaking point (Buffalo News)
Yeo expects Dunn to bounce back from mistake (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Wings hope Tatar’s big day triggers goal-scoring flurry (Detroit News)
Riley Sheahan's confidence is taking off, and his offense is following (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Anthony Mantha's growth key for Wings' future (Detroit Free Press)
Dominik Simon is comfortable wherever the Penguins put him (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Seeler called up from Iowa, will make Wild debut (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Soshnikov, Leivo still in limbo as Leafs look for loopholes (Toronto Sun)
Ducks set to cut loose Dennis Rasmussen by putting center on waivers (Orange County Register)
Jets first-round pick lighting it up in top Finnish men's league (Winnipeg Free Press)
'I'm getting better': Flames backup Rittich learning English on the fly (Calgary Herald)
Video guy Joe Piscotty offers Ducks players, coaches a different view (Orange County Register)