Hockey headlines for March 9, 2019

Saturday, March 9, 2019

Jets bounce back in dominant victory over Hurricanes (Winnipeg Sun)
Ducks score 8 times in beatdown of playoff-contending Canadiens (Orange County Register)
Capitals aren’t particularly sharp, but they’re sharp enough to win sixth straight (Washington Post)
Mark Stone signs 8-year extension with Golden Knights (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Avalanche captain Gabe Landeskog will miss 4 to 6 weeks (Denver Post)
Erik Karlsson guarantees he’ll be healthy for Sharks playoff run (San Jose Mercury News)
Spirit of Hockeytown glows at Ted Lindsay viewing. And it was stunning (Detroit Free Press)
Why NHL Player Duncan Keith Calls Himself a Biohacker (New York Times)
Goal dip could cost Islanders captain in contract negotiations (New York Post)
Panthers set new marks as they roll over the Wild (Miami Herald)
Hurricanes hammered by Jets 8-1 (Raleigh News & Observer)
Wild's eight-game points streak comes to a crashing halt at Florida (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Offense-starved Devils shut out by Capitals (NorthJersey.com)
Rested Price no match for Anaheim Ducks as Habs suffer 8-2 shellacking (Montreal Gazette)
Lightning’s self-assessment a key piece to success (Tampa Bay Times)
Golden Knights capitalize on fast starts during win streak (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
'A lot of looks,' but goals are scarce for Flames snipers during four-game slide (Calgary Sun)
Blue Jackets try to work through sudden slump on offense (Columbus Dispatch)
As losses mount, frustration builds for Rangers (New York Newsday)
Trotz bemoans lack of dedicated practice (New York Newsday)
Babcock clarifies Andersen's work load in Leafs net for rest of season (Toronto Sun)
Kadri plans simple return (Toronto Sun)
Detroit Red Wings won't shut down Dylan Larkin this season (Detroit Free Press)
Still no timetable for Ryan Murray’s return (Columbus Dispatch)
Wild’s Luke Kunin out indefinitely after check that left him woozy (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Ben Bishop is already flirting with a Stars' single-season record, but could he bring the franchise its first Vezina Trophy? (Dallas Morning News)
Quick study Jack Campbell showing Kings, others he’s ready in net (Los Angeles Daily News)
Auston Matthews searching for consistency as games intensify in Leafs' final month (Toronto Sun)
David Backes finds ways to pitch in for Bruins (Boston Herald)
Just like old times for Schenn-O'Reilly-Tarasenko (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Wild's Jason Zucker remains a believer in his ability to score goals (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Since making cameo at forward, Preds defenseman Matt Irwin has been playing with more edge (The Tennessean)
Brendan Perlini finds new perspective during frustrating season (Chicago Sun-Times)
Bostonian Colin White sees Bruins' Patrice Bergeron as his role model (Ottawa Citizen)
Oilers forward Tobias Rieder not reading too much into goal drought (Edmonton Journal)
Defenceman Sami Niku unlikely to don Moose garb again (Winnipeg Free Press)
Isles keep Michael Dal Colle, return Josh Ho-Sang to Bridgeport (New York Newsday)
Lightning recalls defenseman Jan Rutta (Tampa Bay Times)
Kings demote rookie Matt Luff, the only player with a goal in their last two games (Los Angeles Times)
Islanders name practice rink after Bill Torrey (New York Newsday)
Proposed PNC Arena renovations could cost $200 million (Raleigh News & Observer)
Chicago Blackhawks to open 2019-20 campaign in Prague? (Chicago Daily Herald)