Hockey headlines for February 21, 2018

Wednesday, February 21, 2018

Jake Voracek's late heroics lift Flyers past Canadiens, 3-2, in OT (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Nikita Kucherov’s trick shot sends Lightning past Capitals (Tampa Bay Times)
Dion Phaneuf scores again for Kings in 4-3 win over Jets (Los Angeles Times)
Czechs oust Team USA in hockey in shootout at Winter Olympics; 'that close to moving on' (USA Today)
Bruins trade for Nick Holden to shore up left side of defense (Boston Herald)
Sharks acquire veteran center from Maple Leafs (San Jose Mercury News)
Canucks sign Erik Gudbranson to a three-year extension (Vancouver Province)
Vegas Golden Knights, US Army look to settle trademark dispute (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Finding best mental health practices can be challenging for NHL players (Buffalo News)
With trade deadline looming, Blackhawks are poised to be significant sellers (Chicago Sun-Times)
Cheveldayoff has options before trade window closes on Monday (Winnipeg Free Press)
Coyotes GM discusses trade-deadline approach (Arizona Republic)
Here's how the Dallas Stars should approach NHL trade deadline (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
Golden Knights trade plans could hinge on Tomas Hyka (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Green’s ‘mind always open’ about trade from Wings (Detroit News)
Penguins' success benefits Ian Cole at trade deadline (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Race and trades on the agenda as Senators' Johnny Oduya returns to Chicago (Ottawa Citizen)
How Kempny fits into the Capitals’ plan on defense (Washington Times)
The Penguins are playing well, but the trade deadline can bring some unease (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
As Red Wings sell, players insist they won't fold (MLive.com)
Preparation begins at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium for Capitals-Maple Leafs outdoor game (Washington Post)
Bobrovsky saves Jackets, again (Columbus Dispatch)
Van Riemsdyk buries lone goal in Leafs' win over Panthers (Toronto Sun)
Maple Leafs' Hyman a hit with, well, just about everybody (Toronto Sun)
Preds win, snap skid against Red Wings (The Tennessean)
Couture line propels Sharks to win over Blues (San Jose Mercury News)
Bruins scrap back in third for victory in Edmonton (Boston Globe)
Avalanche rallies from three-goals down, beats Vancouver in OT on Nathan MacKinnon’s goal (Denver Post)
Devils' 4-game winning streak snapped in 2-1 loss to Blue Jackets (NJ.com)
Capitals’ leaky defense is an issue against East-leading Lightning (Washington Post)
Blues suffer a painful loss to the Sharks (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
'Not good enough': Red Wings feisty, but fall to Predators (Detroit News)
Jets fall flat: Loss to Kings ends marathon homestand (Winnipeg Sun)
Boston Bruins grind out win over hapless Edmonton Oilers (Edmonton Journal)
Colorado Avalanche relying on smaller, inexperienced D-corps at Vancouver (Denver Post)
Butler enjoying another chance to play in NHL (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Oskar Lindblom makes debut for Flyers (South Jersey Courier-Post)
For Flyers' goalie Petr Mrazek, a 'new chapter' begins (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Devils' Wood understands two-game suspension (NorthJersey.com)
Winning streak sees Ducks starting to show their true colors (Orange County Register)
With extended break, Penguins focus on 'fun' skills work (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Same old problems means Stars still trying to catch up to league's top teams (Dallas Morning News)
Sabres defenseman McCabe to have shoulder surgery (Buffalo News)
Penguins' Justin Schultz returns from illness (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Wild defenseman Suter still eating up the minutes (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Blackhawks forward Anthony Duclair on inconsistent play: ‘No one’s harder on me than me’ (Chicago Tribune)
Finally in NHL, Wild rookie Nick Seeler intends to stay (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
In praise of Nashville fans: Andersons accept catcalls as part of goaltender's life (Ottawa Citizen)