Hockey headlines for March 13, 2019

Wednesday, March 13, 2019

Carey Price sets franchise wins record as Canadiens beat Red Wings 3-1 (Montreal Gazette)
Sharks winning streak reaches six games with dramatic win (San Jose Mercury News)
Gaudreau leads Flames past Devils (Calgary Sun)
Three-goal flurry in 2nd period helps Penguins knock off Capitals (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Evgeni Malkin’s 1,000th point a memorable one (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Relieved Rielly was ‘100 per cent confident’ over homophobic slur investigation (Toronto Star)
On Pittsburgh’s stage, Tom Wilson plays the recurring role of the villain (Washington Post)
Oilers winger Milan Lucic talks about the NHL's brand of justice (Edmonton Journal)
Stars GM Jim Nill on where Mats Zuccarello extension talks stand, adding Dallas' top prospects to AHL roster (Dallas Morning News)
Ducks surprise Predators coming out on top 3-2 (Los Angeles Times)
Career night for Roope Hintz leads Stars past Sabres as playoff push continues (Dallas Morning News)
Boone Jenner hat trick highlights big night (Columbus Dispatch)
Capitals’ seven-game winning streak ends after Penguins’ second-period flurry (Washington Post)
Sharks swim away with 5-4 win (Winnipeg Free Press)
Forsberg's two goals too little, too late for Predators in loss to Ducks (The Tennessean)
Blues can't shoot straight in loss to Arizona (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Wheels fall off for Devils in Flames’ 6-goal 3rd period (NJ.com)
Second consecutive shutout loss leaves Sabres searching for answers (Buffalo News)
Bruins can’t dig out of hole, lose in Columbus (Boston Herald)
Stars goaltender Ben Bishop extends shutout streak in win over Buffalo: 'Things are going my way right now' (Dallas Morning News)
Another big game for Jared McCann sparks Penguins (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Erik Gudbranson a force and ‘force field’ in heated battle with Capitals (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Trade to Capitals blurs line between good guys, bad guys for ex-Penguin Carl Hagelin (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
‘Playoffs’ no longer a forbidden word for Golden Knights (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Isles summon intensity, desperation for playoff push (New York Newsday)
Rest or practice? For Wild, it’s a difficult balance (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Carter Hart returning Thursday against Washington Capitals as Flyers try to extend playoff surge (Philly.com)
Out for almost eight weeks, Perron isn't feeling pressured by Blues to return (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Georgiev still banged up after getting hit by teammate's stick (New York Post)
Canes’ Calvin de Haan expected to recover from eye injury (Raleigh News & Observer)
Milan Lucic doesn't see inside of Oilers trainer's room very often (Edmonton Journal)
Kings captain Anze Kopitar sings Carl Grundstrom’s praises (Los Angeles Daily News)
Oilers forward Alex Chiasson would be dancing in streets if he got 20 (Edmonton Journal)
A breakthrough, but not an arrival for Blackhawks D Erik Gustafsson (Chicago Sun-Times)
Seeler still looking for stability on Wild blue line (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
This goal was a long time coming for the Rangers' Brett Howden (New York Post)
Red Wings sign Michigan State's Taro Hirose, Princeton's Ryan Kuffner as undrafted free agents (Detroit News)
Ottawa Senators sign Princeton star Max Veronneau as NHL free agent (Ottawa Sun)
Blackhawks sign fourth-round draft pick Kurashev (Chicago Daily Herald)
Canucks fans irate after team uses fan-designed Boeser logo without permission (Vancouver Sun)