Hockey headlines for March 25, 2018

Sunday, March 25, 2018

Bruce Boudreau earns victory No. 500 as Wild roll over Predators (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Leafs hang on to beat Wings and tie franchise win mark (Toronto Sun)
Colorado Avalanche gets crucial two points with shootout win over Vegas Golden Knights (Denver Post)
Jackets’ win streak ends at 10 (Columbus Dispatch)
Devils hold off Lightning in possible playoff preview (New York Post)
Wheeler, Chiarot get into it at practice (Winnipeg Free Press)
Do NHL goalies get tired mentally or physically? (Edmonton Journal)
Devan Dubnyk OK with NHL's change in goaltender interference review (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Matt Duchene is ready to talk contract with the Senators (Ottawa Sun)
Evander Kane scores twice as Sharks torch Calgary Flames (San Jose Mercury News)
Behind Vincent Trocheck, Panthers erase two-goal third-period deficit to beat Coyotes (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
Capitals keep fattening up on the bottom-feeders, grow division lead (Washington Post)
Blues' win has them back in a good spot (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
With Patrick Kane as No. 1 center, Blackhawks snap skid with victory vs. Isles (Chicago Sun-Times)
Rangers have some fun in rout of Sabres (New York Newsday)
Edmonton Oilers beat Kings on Connor McDavid's two goals (Edmonton Journal)
Golden Knights fall to Colorado Avalanche 2-1 in shootout (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Predators lose again in regulation, fall to Minnesota Wild to start critical weekend (The Tennessean)
'Getting old'; Red Wings grind, wilt under Maple Leafs' crush (Detroit News)
Islanders fall to woeful Chicago Blackhawks (New York Newsday)
Lightning falls to Devils for third time this season (Tampa Bay Times)
Connor McDavid scores twice to help Oilers defeat Kings (Los Angeles Times)
Flames losing skid hits five (Calgary Herald)
Karlsson's return boosts Senators' spirits, but they lose again, this time to Hurricanes (Ottawa Citizen)
Sabres' accountability problems return to spotlight (Buffalo News)
Erik Karlsson welcomed back into Senators' lineup with open arms (Ottawa Sun)
Devils' Mirco Mueller makes return to lineup (NorthJersey.com)
Knights defenseman Deryk Engelland sits out loss to Avalanche (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Hamonic still battling despite Flames struggles (Calgary Herald)
Jesper Fast relishes role as occasional alternate Rangers captain (New York Daily News)
Peter Laviolette explains ejection from Predators' loss to Minnesota Wild (The Tennessean)
Points are valued but overwhelmed Ducks must raise their game and fast (Orange County Register)
Gunnarsson's injury leaves Blues thin on defense (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Hornqvist and Rust form Penguins effective one-two punch as top two right wings (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Penguins tweak defense pairs, separate Brian Dumoulin and Kris Letang (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Detroit Red Wings' Anthony Mantha, Dylan Larkin want to grow together (Detroit Free Press)
Flyers’ Matt Read faring well in audition for his hockey future (South Jersey Courier-Post)
Avs goalie Spencer Martin recalled from San Antonio of the American Hockey League (Denver Post)
Top prospect Dylan Sikura might be in Blackhawks’ lineup this week (Chicago Sun-Times)
Shane Gersich joins Capitals, but 2014 draft pick will have to wait to get in the lineup (Washington Post)
No postseason means World Championships might be an option for many Blackhawks (Chicago Sun-Times)