Hockey headlines for March 1, 2023

Wednesday, March 1, 2023

Patrick Kane — ‘one of the greatest Blackhawks players in club history’ — is traded to the New York Rangers (Chicago Tribune)
Wild get Johansson back in deal with Washington; Nyquist also added (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Nashville Predators trade Mattias Ekholm to Edmonton Oilers as selling continues (The Tennessean)
Blue Jackets trade Korpisalo, Gavrikov to Kings (Columbus Dispatch)
Islanders trade for Maple Leafs' Engvall for playoff push (New York Newsday)
Hurricanes dip into NHL trade market, acquire winger from Oilers for unsigned prospect (Raleigh News & Observer)
Canucks trade Luke Schenn to Maple Leafs for a third-round 2023 draft pick (Vancouver Province)
Stalock returns, but Blackhawks lose in Arizona (Chicago Daily Herald)
Caps trade away two more veterans, add young defenseman Rasmus Sandin (Washington Post)
Ducks trade Henry Thrun to San Jose for 2024 3rd-round pick (Orange County Register)
Charlie McAvoy scores with 4.3 seconds left in OT as Bruins close out road trip by beating Flames in Calgary (Boston Globe)
Brock McGinn plays role in Penguins' comeback win over Predators despite being waived (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Red Wings sign Jake Walman to three-year, $10.2 million extension (MLive.com)
Rangers’ K’Andre Miller suspended three games for spitting incident (New York Post)
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman encouraged by tone of Calgary arena talks (Calgary Sun)
‘We’re selling’: Chuck Fletcher cites the future in announcing Flyers are open for business (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Patrick Kane leaves Chicago with clear legacy: Blackhawks’ greatest player of all time (Chicago Sun-Times)
Dallas Stars pursued Patrick Kane ahead of Rangers-Blackhawks trade, report says (Dallas Morning News)
Sources: Penguins discussed potential J.T. Miller trade with Canucks; Jakob Chychrun also a target (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Nobody wins as Edmonton Oilers close the book on Jesse Puljujarvi (Edmonton Sun)
Why Avalanche traded younger, cheaper depth defenseman to bring back Jack Johnson (Denver Post)
How Flyers defenseman Nick Seeler went from out of hockey to in-demand trade target (Philadelphia Inquirer)
James van Riemsdyk, Kevin Hayes aware of trade rumors but focused on the day-to-day (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Veteran goalie came to San Jose as a rental in 2016. Could he exit the same way? (San Jose Mercury News)
Arizona Coyotes roll through Chicago Blackhawks (Arizona Republic)
Filip Gustavsson stars once again as Wild earn 2-1 shootout win over Islanders (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Robinson pushes Blue Jackets past Sabres with first hat trick (Columbus Dispatch)
Morgan Geekie’s two goals help Kraken drop Blues, end skid (Seattle Times)
Habs take care of business in third period to defeat San Jose Sharks (Montreal Gazette)
Short-handed Panthers keep playoff hopes afloat with dominant start, huge win in Tampa (Miami Herald)
Islanders’ bid for unbeaten trip falls short in shootout loss to Wild (New York Post)
Sharks’ third period miscues prove costly in loss to Montreal Canadiens (San Jose Mercury News)
Kopitar carries Kings past jets (Winnipeg Free Press)
Nashville Predators fall to Pittsburgh Penguins as trades continue (The Tennessean)
Detroit Red Wings hammered, 6-1, at Ottawa: No points, no playoff boost in back-to-back (Detroit Free Press)
Panthers pile on early, snap Lightning’s home points streak (Tampa Bay Times)
Hat trick stokes Robinson's confidence for Blue Jackets (Columbus Dispatch)
Sharks’ newest forwards get thrown ‘in the fire’ in team debuts vs. Montreal (San Jose Mercury News)
New Lightning forward Tanner Jeannot ready to get things going (Tampa Bay Times)
Wild rookie Calen Addison responds to healthy scratches in positive way (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Penguins defenseman P.O Joseph remains confident, even after a rookie mistake (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Penguins place Brock McGinn, Mark Friedman on waivers (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
A rich hockey life leads Nanne into Minnesota Sports Hall of Fame (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Kraken’s Jaden Schwartz returns to St. Louis, where ‘special story’ of bone-marrow donation began (Seattle Times)