Hockey headlines for March 16, 2019

Saturday, March 16, 2019

Maple Leafs rally at home, score five in a row to beat Flyers (Toronto Sun)
Tkachuk, Flames burn Rangers at Dome (Calgary Sun)
Sergei Bobrovsky stops all 46 shots he sees (Columbus Dispatch)
Jack Eichel returns, hoping to prevent Sabres from making dubious offensive history (Buffalo News)
NHL expresses confidence in Regina as host of Heritage Classic (Winnipeg Sun)
Sharks’ Evander Kane ‘humbled’ by outpouring of support (San Jose Mercury News)
Heading into Buffalo return, life of O'Reilly has gotten much better in St. Louis (Buffalo News)
Vinny Lecavalier knew his goals record wouldn’t survive Steven Stamkos (Tampa Bay Times)
Senators vow they're going to rebuild around their young stars (Ottawa Sun)
Devils erase 2-goal deficit, beat Canucks in shootout (NJ.com)
Golden Knights edge Stars, 2-1, on Ryan Reaves’ goal (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Ducks rally to defeat Avalanche in Troy Terry’s Denver homecoming (Orange County Register)
Rangers avoided ejections, but that's all that went right (New York Post)
A little like preseason in injury-plagued battle of also-rans (Vancouver Province)
Flyers blow 3-goal lead, fall to Maple Leafs as playoff hopes almost vanish (Philly.com)
Stars fail to take advantage of 5 power-play opportunities, fall to Golden Knights (Dallas Morning News)
Avs coach Jared Bednar blasts his players after losing a game they had to win (Denver Post)
Wild not showing ‘the will and the want’ to get into playoffs (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Ducks say Ryan Kesler could be done for the season (Orange County Register)
Bryan Rust nears return, but where does he fit in Penguins’ lineup? (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Kris Letang, Bryan Rust back to full participation in practice (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Stars consider changes to goalie Ben Bishop's offseason program (Dallas Morning News)
Red Wings’ Dylan Larkin returns to lineup Saturday (MLive.com)
Corey Crawford’s return to top form boosts Blackhawks’ long-shot playoff hopes (Chicago Sun-Times)
Chris Kreider unhappy with the Rangers' losing ways (New York Newsday)
Penguins turn to Matt Cullen, Nick Bjugstad and Patric Hornqvist to get out of jams (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Kings rookie Austin Wagner grades out well through his 1st 50 games (Los Angeles Daily News)
Adam Pelech takes a big leap forward in second full season with Islanders (New York Newsday)
Ex-Spartan Taro Hirose anxious to get started with Red Wings (Detroit News)
Hello and goodbye: Brannstrom returns to Belleville after promising debut (Ottawa Sun)