Hockey headlines for February 14, 2018

Wednesday, February 14, 2018

Sens' Dion Phaneuf dealt to L.A. during loss to Penguins (Ottawa Sun)
Bruins head out on road after dousing Flames, 5-2 (Boston Herald)
Jets rally for OT win: Scheifele stars with two goals, one assist (Winnipeg Sun)
Sharks suffer another significant injury in loss to Coyotes, Burns plays forward (San Jose Mercury News)
Flyers goalie Brian Elliott has 'core muscle' surgery, team says (Philadelphia Daily News)
Preds targeting early March for Fisher's debut (The Tennessean)
Lindgren signs three-year deal with Montreal Canadiens (Montreal Gazette)
Curren moves to end $1M penalty clause (New York Newsday)
Seattle officially submits application for NHL expansion team (USA Today)
Canada Finds Itself in an Unusual Role: A Hockey Underdog (New York Times)
The saga after Jimmy Vesey's world closed (New York Post)
League-leading Lightning embrace NHL’s new high-tech approach (Toronto Star)
The Penguins aren't playing in the Olympics, but they'll still watch (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Hurricanes, like rest of NHL, must watch Olympics from afar (Raleigh News & Observer)
Wings want to make trades hard for front office (Detroit Free Press)
The Rangers rebuild has already started on the blue line (New York Post)
Leafs’ Bozak, van Riemsdyk used to trade-deadline distractions (Toronto Star)
Mark Letestu knows clock might be ticking on his time with Edmonton Oilers (Edmonton Journal)
Sabres have killer time in latest upset victory (Buffalo News)
Faulk’s hat trick fuels Hurricanes past Kings 7-3 (Raleigh News & Observer)
Resilient Red Wings edge Ducks, 2-1 (Detroit News)
Wild hold on for 3-2 win over Rangers after jumping out to early lead (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Taylor Hall's late goal forces OT, Devils top Flyers in shootout (NJ.com)
Preds use massive comeback to beat Blues (The Tennessean)
Golden Knights rally for 5-2 win over Blackhawks (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Kings get blown out by Hurricanes, but end up with Senators' Dion Phaneuf (Los Angeles Times)
Isles faithful chant 'Snow must go' during another deflating loss (New York Post)
Lightning loses to lowly Sabres 5-3 (Tampa Bay Times)
Second-period burst puts Jackets in control (Columbus Dispatch)
Red Wings hand Ducks the kind of loss they might regret later (Orange County Register)
Rangers’ comeback attempt falls short in 3-2 loss to the Wild (New York Daily News)
Flyers let one slip in shootout loss to Devils (Philadelphia Daily News)
Blues blow it: Up 3-0 in third, they lose 4-3 in overtime (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Braden Holtby can only do so much as Capitals squander lead against Jets (Washington Post)
Third-period lead evaporates in minutes as Blackhawks lose seventh straight (Chicago Sun-Times)
Flames' struggles continue in 5-2 loss to Bruins (Calgary Herald)
‘That was not a hockey play’: Barry Trotz reacts to Dustin Byfuglien’s slash of Capitals’ Jay Beagle (Washington Post)
Zach Aston-Reese continues quick ascent with first NHL goal (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Doug Weight still searching for answers (New York Newsday)
Wings' Athanasiou sent message with benching (Detroit Free Press)
Laine, Ovechkin taking notice of each other's on-ice talent (Winnipeg Free Press)
Native Minnesotans marvel at record tied in Rangers-Wild game (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Unflappable no more, Blackhawks facing a crisis of confidence during free fall (Chicago Sun-Times)
Win streak has Leafs feeling right at home (Toronto Sun)
'We need a better approach to our game,' Habs coach says (Montreal Gazette)
Raring and 'lucky' Chris Kreider to Rangers: I'm ready (New York Post)
With 801 games behind him, Ducks’ Kevin Bieksa wants to keep going (Orange County Register)
Ross Johnston wants to be more than a fighter for the Islanders (New York Post)
Islanders icon Clark Gillies excited about return to NYCB Live's Nassau Coliseum (New York Newsday)