Hockey headlines for February 22, 2018

Thursday, February 22, 2018

Golden Knights continue to set records with 7-3 win over Flames (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Ryan Getzlaf’s show-stopping solo effort helps Ducks blank Stars (Orange County Register)
Blackhawks edge Senators in seven-round shootout (Chicago Sun-Times)
Canada living in world of 'what ifs' after gold-medal loss (Toronto Sun)
From journeymen to Olympic medal hopefuls, Team Canada savours win over Finland (Globe & Mail)
Kings trade Darcy Kuemper to Coyotes for Tobias Rieder and Scott Wedgewood (Los Angeles Times)
Capitals trade for another defenseman: Jakub Jerabek for a 2019 fifth-round pick (Washington Post)
Blackhawks sound less optimistic about Corey Crawford returning this season (Chicago Tribune)
Developers settle Nassau Coliseum lawsuit (New York Newsday)
Top-tier talent no bargain at NHL trade deadline (Toronto Star)
Wild players view Olympics from afar (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Speculation about Erik Karlsson's future with the Senators is rampant (Ottawa Sun)
Rangers’ Marc Staal just wants NHL’s trade deadline over and done with (New York Daily News)
Sabres' Kane flashes the charm as trade rumors swirl (Buffalo News)
Senators' Cody Ceci trying to steer clear of trade speculation (Ottawa Citizen)
Blackhawks Ryan Hartman looking forward to trade deadline — in some ways (Chicago Tribune)
Pittsburgh, Columbus and Toronto interested in Oilers centre Mark Letestu (Edmonton Journal)
Jarmo Kekalainen offers his take on team (Columbus Dispatch)
Several Senators could be traded before Monday (Ottawa Sun)
Rangers trying to stick together while waiting to be torn apart (New York Post)
As trade deadline looms, Wings focus on task at hand (Detroit News)
Playoff chase keeps Ducks’ minds off uncertainty of trade deadline (Orange County Register)
What the Sharks’ latest acquisition isn’t going to tell his new teammates (San Jose Mercury News)
After initial ‘shock,’ Rob O’Gara excited to be with Rangers (New York Newsday)
Sharks’ GM forecasts Joe Thornton’s chances of returning this season (San Jose Mercury News)
Stars still without a point on California road trip, slip to tie for sixth in West standings after 2-0 loss to Ducks (Dallas Morning News)
Senators lose to Blackhawks in shootout (Ottawa Citizen)
Knights take down Flames in Vegas (Calgary Herald)
Karlsson, Toews and Kane contract talk, Ryan returns, Dumont says goodbye and Dineen remembers Olympic glory (Ottawa Citizen)
First-ever Flames moms' trip makes for fun times (Calgary Herald)
Pressure on Blues now to make another late run (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Bullies no more, Flyers thrive by staying out of the box (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Panthers would have 'five or six more wins' if Roberto Luongo was healthy, Bob Boughner says (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
Devils' Schneider progressing in rehab (NorthJersey.com)
Penguins' Patric Hornqvist could be back this weekend (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Wheeler's steady course through Jets injury turbulence put him in NHL's MVP conversation (Winnipeg Free Press)
With Nathan MacKinnon in the lineup, Avalanche once again looks like a playoff team (Denver Post)
Leafs’ Auston Matthews shows he can put foot down in defensive end (Toronto Star)
Ryan Callahan regaining his confidence for Lightning (Tampa Bay Times)
Fourth line has been stepping up for Bruins (Boston Globe)
Arvidsson's reliability energizes Preds (The Tennessean)
Brian Dumoulin is on a torrid goal-scoring pace. He has four. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Ross Johnston making big impact for Islanders (New York Newsday)
Lightning claims Gabriel Dumont off waivers (Tampa Bay Times)
Trotz hopes another team claims Taylor Chorney (Washington Times)
Craig Cunningham talks life in hockey, life after cardiac arrest (Vancouver Province)
What’s been Jason Zucker’s secret to success? His son, Hendrix (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Oilers' Leon Draisaitl over the moon with Germany reaching Olympic semifinals (Edmonton Journal)