Hockey headlines for February 24, 2018

Saturday, February 24, 2018

Kessel, Guentzel, Sheahan lead Penguins to rout of Hurricanes (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Something to crow about: J.F. Berube stops 42 shots as Blackhawks beat Sharks (Chicago Sun-Times)
Golden Knights defeat Canucks 6-3, trade for Penguins’ Ryan Reaves (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Dark day for Canadian hockey: Men's Olympic team loses to Germany in semifinals (Toronto Sun)
Penguins manage re-worked, 3-team trade for Derick Brassard (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Isles, Bailey agree to six-year extension (New York Newsday)
Ducks’ John Gibson appears bound for injured reserve (Los Angeles Times)
Panthers' Roberto Luongo: 'I just want the kids to be safe. Whatever that entails.' (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
Bjorn Krupp's story perfect reflection of Germany's incredible Olympic hockey run (USA Today)
Blackhawks’ Patrick Kane lauds Team USA gold, Jocelyne Lamoureux game-winner (Chicago Sun-Times)
Penguins' Tom Kuhnhackl savors Germany's Olympic upset of Canada (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Derick Brassard is a Penguin. Let's figure out what that means. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Ian Cole, once firmly on the trading block, moved unexpectedly (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Matt Duchene says Senators are simply 'retooling' and he's on board (Ottawa Sun)
Being in 'trade purgatory' is wearing on Senators, defenceman Mark Borowiecki says (Ottawa Sun)
The Ryan Reaves Era comes to a close in Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Plenty of questions need to be answered for Edmonton Oilers after the deadline (Edmonton Sun)
Flyers can enjoy trade deadline madness because of spot in standings (South Jersey Courier-Post)
Potential deals not stressing out Jets (Winnipeg Free Press)
Erik Karlsson saga hits fever pitch in Canada's capital (Ottawa Citizen)
Erik Karlsson-to-Lightning talk won’t die down until deadline is over (Tampa Bay Times)
Coyotes' Domi on deadline: 'It's not up to me' (Arizona Republic)
Could Michael Grabner be more than just a rental for Devils? (NJ.com)
Nick Holden delighted to join Bruins, anxious to get a chance in lineup (Boston Herald)
A player who helped define the Devils gets his due (New York Post)
Wild completes road trip sweep with dominant win over Rangers (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Jets open road trip with 4-0 beatdown of Blues (Winnipeg Free Press)
Rangers’ skid continues with 4-1 loss to Wild in Chris Kreider’s return (New York Daily News)
Penguins rip Hurricanes 6-1 as Staal misses game (Raleigh News & Observer)
Listless Blues pose no threat to Jets (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Blackhawks goalie baffles Sharks in first start of season (San Jose Mercury News)
Oscar Lindberg remains in Knights’ lineup despite battling slump (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Chris Kreider's return a reminder of what Rangers were missing (New York Post)
Wild’s Eric Staal celebrates career renaissance in Twin Cities with 900 points (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Why hard hockey is the key to the Stars getting back to the postseason (Dallas Morning News)
Wins crucial for Flames down home-stretch (Calgary Sun)
Why Devils remain hopeful Marcus Johansson will return this season (NJ.com)
Jeff Carter and Kings excited about his return to practice (Los Angeles Times)
Red Wings' Anthony Mantha won't be idled by fracture (MLive.com)
Babcock sees Matthews' injury absence as 'opportunity' for others (Toronto Sun)
Rinne proud to share milestone with Preds (The Tennessean)
Isles' John Tavares mired in scoring drought (New York Newsday)
Flyers rookie Nolan Patrick is blossoming before our eyes (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Artemi Panarin dependable scoring threat for struggling offense (Columbus Dispatch)
'Goalie Coreau relishes latest chance with Wings (Detroit News)
Canadiens' Noah Juulsen earns rave reviews after NHL debut (Montreal Gazette)
Bryan Bickell brings message of perseverance at Mount Prospect school (Chicago Daily Herald)
Chicago fans donate $23,000 to Fort Dupont in support of Caps’ Devante Smith-Pelly (Washington Post)