Hockey headlines for February 26, 2019

Tuesday, February 26, 2019

Sens trade Mark Stone to Golden Knights (Ottawa Sun)
Predators deal Ryan Hartman to Flyers for Wayne Simmonds (The Tennessean)
Blue Jackets add Adam McQuaid to bolster defensive corps (Columbus Dispatch)
Hayes happy to help in Cup quest (Winnipeg Free Press)
Derick Brassard to Avalanche: Colorado acquires forward from Florida (Denver Post)
Wild trades Granlund, gives Staal new contract (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Blue Jackets acquire goalie Keith Kinkaid from New Jersey (Columbus Dispatch)
Corey Crawford activated from injured reserve and is expected to get a start during Blackhawks' upcoming 3-game trip (Chicago Tribune)
Ken Holland: Detroit Red Wings to extend Jeff Blashill's deal (Detroit Free Press)
Blues acquire defenseman Del Zotto from Anaheim for 6th-round pick (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Bruins add Marcus Johansson at deadline (Boston Herald)
Canadiens acquire Jordan Weal from Coyotes (Montreal Gazette)
Canucks trade Erik Gudbranson for Tanner Pearson; ship prospect Jonathan Dahlen to Sharks (Vancouver Province)
Flames add Oscar Fantenberg for defensive help at trade deadline (Calgary Sun)
Penguins add Chris Wideman from Florida to beef up depth on blue line (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Bold trades bolster team’s chances (Columbus Dispatch)
Bargain-hunting Jets seek depth during whirlwind deadline day (Winnipeg Free Press)
Deadline moves show exactly where Rangers focus is (New York Post)
Ducks’ youth movement in evidence at the NHL’s trade deadline (Orange County Register)
Brown out as Edmonton Oilers silent on NHL trade deadline day (Edmonton Journal)
Quiet at trade deadline, Coyotes expect players returning from injury to make similar impact (Arizona Republic)
Lightning remains quiet at trade deadline (Tampa Bay Times)
Kings allow trade deadline to pass without making a major move (Los Angeles Times)
As NHL trade deadline passes, Capitals content to defend Stanley Cup with current roster (Washington Post)
Isles will face contract questions after quiet deadline (New York Post)
With salary cap issues on horizon for Leafs, Dubas stresses development (Toronto Sun)
Canes make decision on Ferland: they’re not trading him (Raleigh News & Observer)
Gustav Nyquist picked the Sharks, now Erik Karlsson is on the clock (San Jose Mercury News)
Red Wings keep Jimmy Howard, now focus on re-signing him (MLive.com)
Chuck Fletcher: ‘I think we need to add’ in offseason (South Jersey Courier-Post)
Penguins GM Jim Rutherford hangs onto first-round draft pick at trade deadline (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Jim Nill explains why Stars stood pat at trade deadline despite Mats Zuccarello injury (Dallas Morning News)
Lamoriello stands pat, shows trust in Islanders (New York Newsday)
GM Stan Bowman says Blackhawks heading in ‘right direction’ (Chicago Sun-Times)
Relatively quiet on trade deadline day, Dubas steadfast in belief in Leafs (Toronto Sun)
Red Wings' Ken Holland sought more draft picks at deadline, but 'marketplace speaks' (Detroit News)
'This is not a disappointing day at all': Flames GM Treliving excited about team despite quiet deadline (Calgary Sun)
New Avalanche forward Derick Brassard had an interesting 11 hours (Denver Post)
Unexpected trade motivates new Sabres defenseman Brandon Montour (Buffalo News)
Oscar Lindberg learned of trade from Golden Knights players (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Mikael Grunland's fiancee about to have baby when he found out about trade to Predators (The Tennessean)
Shorthanded Predators top Oilers in shootout (The Tennessean)
Lightning manage to hold off Kings in overtime (Tampa Bay Times)
Shorthanded NJ Devils prevail over Canadiens on trade deadline day (NorthJersey.com)
Andersen's 100th win leads Leafs over Sabres (Toronto Sun)
Trade sends right message to wingers in easy romp (Vancouver Province)
Avalanche’s OT curse continues with 4-3 loss despite late goal from new addition Brassard (Denver Post)
Kings rally before falling to Lightning in shootout, 4-3, for eighth straight loss (Los Angeles Times)
Injury-depleted Ducks blanked by Canucks for 3rd consecutive loss (Orange County Register)
Sabres comeback falls short after second-period collapse in Toronto (Buffalo News)
Canadiens disappoint in 2-1 loss to New Jersey Devils (Montreal Gazette)
Edmonton Oilers drop nail-biter to the Predators (Edmonton Journal)
As Blues add D-man, return of Perron and Schenn appears near (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Ladd, Hickey set to return to Isles' lineup (New York Newsday)
Kris Letang and Brian Dumoulin are 'day-to-day' for Penguins (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Red Wings want greatness from Andreas Athanasiou at center rest of season (MLive.com)
Trade-deadline wrangling forces Penguins’ Teddy Blueger to the minors (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
As Stone goes to Vegas, Borowiecki talks about the emotional loss of seeing friends go out the door (Ottawa Citizen)