Hockey headlines for March 14, 2018

Wednesday, March 14, 2018

Preds beat Jets, take over NHL lead (The Tennessean)
Bruins storm back to beat Hurricanes (Boston Globe)
Nathan MacKinnon, Colorado Avalanche win at Minnesota Wild, solidify wild-card spot (Denver Post)
Canadiens' Shea Weber sidelined for six months after foot surgery (Montreal Gazette)
Return uncertain, but Eichel relieved to be back on ice (Buffalo News)
Leafs' Andreas Johnsson to make NHL debut, Auston Matthews waiting game continues (Toronto Sun)
Kings' Michael Futa will not seek Hurricanes' GM job (Los Angeles Times)
Laine haunts elite goalies' dreams (Winnipeg Free Press)
The case for Leafs’ Andersen to win the Hart Trophy over the Vezina (Toronto Star)
Flames finally get much-needed win over Oilers (Calgary Sun)
Hill, Coyotes hold on to beat Kings in SO (Arizona Republic)
Senators finally give Condon some support in win over Lightning (Ottawa Sun)
Flames blank Oilers 1-0 (Edmonton Journal)
Brutal loss to the Bruins the latest gut punch for fading Hurricanes (Raleigh News & Observer)
Spurgeon injury adds pain to Wild's loss vs. Avs (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Lightning falls hard against Senators with Bruins next (Tampa Bay Times)
Kings miss wide in shootout loss to Coyotes 4-3 (Los Angeles Times)
As ghosts from the past haunt them, Stars are finding ways to lose games (Dallas Morning News)
Wild defenseman Jared Spurgeon out after suffering ‘gross’ lower-body injury (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Swapping Jordie Benn for Greg Pateryn has worked out nicely for Stars and Canadiens (Dallas Morning News)
Alexander Radulov gets mixed reaction from fans in return to Montreal; Bishop inching closer to return (Dallas Morning News)
Oilers captain McDavid not interested in MVP talk (Edmonton Journal)
Former Duluth star Dominic Toninato is no stranger to the “X” in St. Paul (Denver Post)
Blues pull themselves back from brink (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Mental errors lead to a skid and a spot outside the playoff picture for the Ducks (Los Angeles Times)
Boxes to check on Penguins' to-do list (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Flames playoff push will suffer in Tkachuk's absence (Calgary Herald)
Flyers are fading because they can't finish scoring chances (Philadelphia Inquirer)
As Red Wings' losses mount, lottery odds bulge (Detroit Free Press)
Islanders’ Doug Weight: ‘We know we’ve got to go on a big run’ (New York Newsday)
Rosen playing a stronger game, showing more confidence: Babcock (Toronto Sun)
Matt Murray, Bryan Rust making progress in return from concussions (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Injured Mark Stone could be out for weeks, but it's not a long-term issue for Senators (Ottawa Sun)
Devils' Zajac could return Wednesday in Vegas (NorthJersey.com)
Tony DeAngelo will miss time following ankle injury, hindering his development (New York Daily News)
As Braden Holtby’s ‘reset’ continues, Philipp Grubauer’s play is making it hard to take him out of net (Washington Post)
Rangers rookie goalie stepping up in class (New York Post)
'Sid and the Kids' are back together, and trying to find their old chemistry (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Defensemen provide boost with timely goals, assists (Columbus Dispatch)
Durability not enough for Red Wings’ Niklas Kronwall (Detroit News)
Nick Foligno adapting after switch from wing to center (Columbus Dispatch)
Red Wings' Zetterberg 5th in franchise goals; but how long will he play? (Detroit Free Press)
Artem Anisimov ‘quietly’ having another productive season for Blackhawks (Chicago Tribune)
Penguins' Brian Dumoulin trying to put controversial call behind him (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Rookie defenseman Madison Bowey reassigned to American Hockey League (Washington Post)
Johnny Gaudreau bobblehead for good cause (Calgary Herald)
Craig Anderson, Senators met with Stoneman Douglas hockey team Monday (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)