Hockey headlines for March 10, 2018

Saturday, March 10, 2018

Jackets post fourth straight win (Columbus Dispatch)
Flames cap successful road-trip with nailbiting win in Ottawa (Calgary Sun)
How Stars coach Ken Hitchcock reuniting Jamie Benn with the big guns proved to be the winning play (Dallas Morning News)
Stars center Martin Hanzal to undergo spinal fusion surgery, miss 6-7 months (Dallas Morning News)
Brad Marchand fined $2,000 for embellishment (Boston Globe)
Capitals General Manager Brian MacLellan signed to multiyear extension (Washington Post)
With official bid made, Ducks want NHL All-Star game in Anaheim (Orange County Register)
NHL envisions hosting outdoor game in Nashville (The Tennessean)
What's happening in Vegas is turning the hockey world on its head (Buffalo News)
How the Florida Panthers were built and how they became a playoff contender (Miami Herald)
Scoring race gives Edmonton Oilers something to cheer about (Edmonton Sun)
Islanders Tavares. No fun means no fun. Period. (New York Newsday)
How Devils' Nico Hischier has handled physical rigors of 1st NHL season (NJ.com)
Ryan Spooner: I don't want to relive 2017 contract nightmare (New York Post)
Wild solves Canucks for first time this season with 5-2 victory (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Detroit Red Wings continue slide after loss at Columbus Blue Jackets, 3-2 (Detroit Free Press)
Ducks can’t keep Stars’ power play from producing in 2-1 loss (Orange County Register)
Late charge by Senators falls short as Flames collect much-needed win (Ottawa Citizen)
Wild's Zach Parise playing like he did as rising goal-scorer with Devils (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Thomas Vanek starting to feel at home (Columbus Dispatch)
Still smiling, Curtis Lazar returns to his Senators roots with the Flames (Ottawa Citizen)
'Spoilers' is not a term Senators want to embrace - and they didn't (Ottawa Sun)
Kings loving excitement, pressure of playoff chase (Los Angeles Daily News)
Colorado Avalanche overtime losses magnify need for wins in playoff push (Denver Post)
Flyers' success with power play has dried up during important stretch (Philadelphia Daily News)
Rangers’ latest lost to Lightning shows how far they are from completing rebuild (New York Daily News)
Weight defends using Tavares in shootout vs. Oilers (New York Newsday)
With Canadiens' injuries and losses mounting, Claude Julien shuffles lines (Montreal Gazette)
Yeo turns to last resort for the Blues (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Penguins' Bryan Rust has concussion, Matt Murray faces shots (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Ryan McDonagh nearing Lightning debut (Tampa Bay Times)
Chris Kreider practices, but status against Panthers is unknown (New York Newsday)
Ondrej Palat not rushing recovery from ‘unnecessary play’ (Tampa Bay Times)
Nate Schmidt returns to practice for Golden Knights (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Allen much sharper in emergency start for Blues (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
For journeyman goalie Jean-Francois Berube, Blackhawks offer a fresh chance (Chicago Tribune)
Blackhawks turn to last resort: Uniting Jonathan Toews, Patrick Kane (Chicago Sun-Times)
Struggles endure for T.J. Oshie, but recent games have been ‘a lot better,’ he says (Washington Post)
Dougie Hamilton bidding to be NHL's leading sniper from blue-line (Calgary Sun)
After three-assist night, Panthers' Keith Yandle eyes career-high mark for helpers (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
Strong criticism hits home for Red Wings’ Mantha, Athanasiou (Detroit News)
Hainsey can relate to Plekanec's adjustments to new life with Leafs (Toronto Sun)
Being groomed as shutdown blue liner, Harpur also shows signs of offence (Ottawa Sun)
Red Wings' Evgeny Svechnikov challenged to make grab for more minutes (Detroit Free Press)
Jujhar Khaira continues to expand his role with Edmonton Oilers (Edmonton Sun)
Anthony Cirelli playing like he belongs for Lightning (Tampa Bay Times)
Robert Hägg's quiet, simple game part of what Flyers like (South Jersey Courier-Post)
NHL veteran Josh Jooris starstruck during first Penguins practice (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Flyers recall Travis Sanheim with two other defensemen hurt (South Jersey Courier-Post)
Blackhawks Franson, Hayden working to get back to the NHL (Chicago Daily Herald)
Frenzied, frustrating travel adventure a little much for Hutch after Jets dial 911 (Winnipeg Free Press)