Hockey headlines for February 28, 2018

Wednesday, February 28, 2018

Hall extends streak as Devils top Pens 3-2 (NorthJersey.com)
Eight is enough: Wild ties franchise record in thrashing of Blues (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Hartman scores game-winner in Preds debut (The Tennessean)
Debut’s a hit: How Evander Kane made his presence felt in Sharks’ win (San Jose Mercury News)
Kings knock down Golden Knights 4-1 and sweep Vegas in back-to-back games (Los Angeles Times)
Penguins goalie Matt Murray diagnosed with a concussion (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Erik Karlsson says he's happy to stay with the Ottawa Senators (Ottawa Sun)
Vancouver expected to be named host of 2019 NHL Entry Draft (Vancouver Province)
As Golden Knights Soar, Las Vegas Stakes Its Claim as a Sports Town (USA Today)
HBO’s ‘Real Sports’ takes aim at NHL’s refusal to invest in concussion and CTE research (New York Daily News)
Blackhawks GM Stan Bowman banking on a big ‘rebound year’ next season (Chicago Sun-Times)
Dan Girardi thrilled by Rangers reunion with Ryan McDonagh (Tampa Bay Times)
Tomas Tatar knows he needs to score more with Golden Knights (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Adding Oduya may not move Sanheim down Flyers' rank (South Jersey Courier-Post)
Devils' Patrick Maroon feels at home in Jersey (NorthJersey.com)
Canadiens roster has friendly faces for new acquisition Mike Reilly (Montreal Gazette)
Tommy Wingels gives Bruins an energy boost (Boston Globe)
Lundqvist excited about arrival of 'very skilled' new Ranger (New York Post)
Red Wings say they'll miss 'awesome' Tomas Tatar (Detroit News)
Evgeny Kuznetsov puts Capitals on his shoulders in victory over Senators (Washington Post)
Panthers win third straight game, beat Toronto to continue climb up standings (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
Charlie McAvoy’s overtime goal lifts Bruins to victory (Boston Globe)
Stars take baby step in right direction, but here's why Ken Hitchcock is concerned after Dallas' latest win (Dallas Morning News)
Yeo fuming after Blues get smoked 8-3 (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Turnovers doom Golden Knights in 4-1 loss to Kings (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Stars shut down Flames in Big D (Calgary Sun)
Senators put up a good fight but lose to Capitals (Ottawa Sun)
Effort there, but Leafs lose to Panthers in OT (Toronto Sun)
Preds top Jets in marquee match-up: Hartman’s late goal spoils Stastny’s debut (Winnipeg Sun)
Edmonton Oilers lack bite in loss to San Jose Sharks (Edmonton Journal)
Devils see Michael Grabner's impact in win vs. Penguins (NJ.com)
Derick Brassard is ready to build on his first game as a Penguin (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Pontus Aberg will make debut with Edmonton Oilers (Edmonton Journal)
Rangers ready to begin rebuild after trade deadline teardown (New York Post)
With post-deadline roster set, Sabres move on to rugged final 19 games (Buffalo News)
How Vanek trade could impact the Isles (New York Newsday)
Josh Anderson injured, out four weeks (Columbus Dispatch)
Konecny says surging Flyers 'just getting started' (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Veterans add valuable experience to young roster (Columbus Dispatch)
Mike Green relieved to remain with Red Wings (Detroit News)
Bertuzzi gets bigger role after Tatar trade (Detroit Free Press)
Kapanen’s flight path parallels Leafs’ high aspirations (Toronto Star)
Coyotes' Chychrun, 19, already hits milestone (Arizona Republic)
Sonny Milano makes happy return by scoring goal (Columbus Dispatch)
After a day in limbo, Thorburn back with Blues (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Five years later, Jim O'Brien returns to the Senators (Ottawa Sun)
Capitals recall forward Travis Boyd from AHL (Washington Times)
Wild call up top prospect Luke Kunin for the home stretch (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Red Wings making plans for former top picks Evgeny Svechnikov, Michael Rasmussen (MLive.com)
State: Public meetings set for planned Islanders arena at Belmont Park (New York Newsday)
Duncan Keith: Charity concert and recent tragedies put Blackhawks 'challenges' into perspective (Chicago Tribune)