Hockey headlines for February 15, 2020

Saturday, February 15, 2020

Wild fire coach Bruce Boudreau in search of ‘different voice’ to lead team (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
No malicious intent for Oilers' Zack Kassian as he crosses the line against Tampa Bay Lightning (Edmonton Sun)
Jason Zucker's two goals propel Penguins to win over Canadiens (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Third period comeback fuels Sharks’ win over Winnipeg Jets (San Jose Mercury News)
Backup goalie comes up big as Rangers keep on rolling (New York Post)
Leafs' Johnsson to have knee surgery, will be out at least eight weeks (Toronto Sun)
Bruins ink Jeremy Lauzon to two-year pact (Boston Herald)
Sabres place Zach Bogosian on waivers, send Pilut to Rochester (Buffalo News)
The power of Paul Bissonnette: How a former tough guy became the most influential person in hockey (Globe & Mail)
One-on-one: Ottawa Senators CEO Jim Little trying to restore faith in the organization (Ottawa Sun)
Wild players place the blame on coaching change on themselves (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
New Wild coach Dean Evason’s focus will be on accountability (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
How the NHL brought Avalanche-Kings hockey to Falcon Stadium at the Air Force Academy (Denver Post)
Kings hope offense takes flight outdoors in Colorado (Los Angeles Daily News)
Novelty of outdoor games does not wear thin with Kings (Los Angeles Times)
Jim Nill is ‘keeping all options open’ for the Stars leading up to the trade deadline (Dallas Morning News)
Chuck Fletcher’s trade deadline history has some gems and some gags (Philadelphia Inquirer)
How injuries impact the Lightning’s approach to the trade deadline (Tampa Bay Times)
Carolina Hurricanes return to PNC Arena and roll past New Jersey Devils 5-2 (Raleigh News & Observer)
Jason Zucker scores twice as Penguins show Canadiens how an injured team wins (Montreal Gazette)
Jets fall short against Sharks (Winnipeg Sun)
Devils drop road game to Hurricanes despite Nick Merkley’s 1st NHL point (NJ.com)
Late power-play goal tilts game in New York’s favor (Columbus Dispatch)
Rangers' goalie carousel is working (New York Newsday)
Maxime Talbot is still a star with Penguins (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
For Blues, the struggle to return to normalcy includes defense and goaltending (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
With team slumping, veteran wonders if the Panthers know what it takes to make playoffs (Miami Herald)
‘It’s not OK’: Jeff Blashill tries to send Red Wings a message after horrible finish (Detroit News)
Golden Knights say there’s no update on injured Alex Tuch (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Detroit Red Wings' Brendan Perlini jokes after close call with skate: 'I'm breathing like a fish now' (Detroit Free Press)
For better or for worse, Knights will ride Marc-Andre Fleury (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
How much ice time can Matthews and Marner handle? The Leafs are about to find out (Toronto Star)
Lars Eller plays a lot of roles for the Capitals, and they count on all of them (Washington Post)
Jujhar Khaira looks to elevate game with Oilers in Zack Kassian's absence (Edmonton Sun)
Flames call-up Buddy Robinson happy to say goodbye to California (Calgary Sun)
Oilers vice-president Scott Howson takes a giant leap to be president of American Hockey League (Edmonton Sun)
Ex-Penguins forward Aleksey Morozov named KHL president (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Blues’ Jay Bouwmeester was saved thanks to practice, teamwork, swift action (Orange County Register)