Hockey headlines for March 6, 2018

Tuesday, March 6, 2018

Penguins keep working overtime magic, beat Flames (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Bouwmeester's hip finally gives out, ending his season (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Former Wild No. 1 pick Luke Kunin suffers torn ACL (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Canadiens' Max Pacioretty and Victor Mete will miss up to six weeks (Montreal Gazette)
Upshall injury brings more Blues lineup questions (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Rangers sign Ty Ronning to three-year, entry-level contract (New York Newsday)
Kings’ Drew Doughty wants to keep emotions in check (Los Angeles Daily News)
Blackhawks’ Patrick Sharp may face tough decision after disappointing homecoming (Chicago Sun-Times)
Sabres, Reinhart enjoy their net result against Leafs (Buffalo News)
Edmonton Oilers finally leave the rink with a smile following 4-3 overtime win over Arizona (Edmonton Sun)
Karlsson leads Senators past Stars in overtime (Ottawa Sun)
Coyotes rally to force OT, but lose to Oilers (Arizona Republic)
Stars have points in last three games, but are learning NHL is truly a grind with playoffs closing in fast (Dallas Morning News)
Flames fight back but lose to Penguins in OT (Calgary Sun)
Islanders fall in OT as skid hits seven (New York Newsday)
Leafs fall to Sabres in battle of the blades (Toronto Star)
Flames goalie Gillies credits 'really good team game' for point in Pittsburgh (Calgary Sun)
Teammates help with grieving process for Edmonton Oilers defenceman Adam Larsson following father's funeral (Edmonton Sun)
Jason Spezza's role has taken a hit with the Dallas Stars (Ottawa Sun)
Marc Methot on mixed emotions of facing his former Senators team (Dallas Morning News)
Challenges for Maple Leafs' Matt Martin could continue after long stint as spectator ends (Toronto Sun)
Wings keep focus on winning, as playoff hopes fade (Detroit News)
Devils continue to seek silver lining amid skid (NorthJersey.com)
Jets' forward depth gives Maurice options other coaches don't have (Winnipeg Free Press)
Young players gear up for playoff push (Columbus Dispatch)
Charlie McAvoy out tonight for Bruins with injury (Boston Herald)
Mason activated, Hutchinson returned to Moose; Jets backup goalie returning from second concussion (Winnipeg Sun)
Wideman may suit up before the end of the season (Ottawa Sun)
Mike Sullivan let Kris Letang play through his struggles. Now it's paying off (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Top scorer William Karlsson sparks Golden Knights on defense (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
After Stadium Series win, Braden Holtby putting struggles behind him (Washington Post)
Leafs’ Marner scoring at elite pace (Toronto Star)
Nylander's ability to see the ice a boon for Leafs (Toronto Sun)
Petr Mrazek, Flyers' defense searching for answers (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Derek Grant proving his value to Ducks in defining season (Orange County Register)
Healthy Tanev waiting for chance to get back into Jets lineup (Winnipeg Free Press)
Avalanche rookie Tyson Jost, 19, doesn’t regret going one-and-done at North Dakota (Denver Post)
When Rangers fans will get look at future duo brewing in AHL (New York Post)
NHL’s Staal brothers meet up on ice as family copes with tragedy (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
The Stoneman Douglas hockey team practiced at Panthers’ arena — then out came the surprise (Miami Herald)