Hockey headlines for March 25, 2019

Monday, March 25, 2019

Duncan Keith's overtime goal gives Blackhawks 2-1 win over Avalanche to keep playoff hopes alive (Chicago Tribune)
Islanders shut out Coyotes as Lehner saves 31 (New York Newsday)
Canes beat Canadiens in overtime on Svechnikov goal (Raleigh News & Observer)
Jackets gets ‘must-win’ victory (Columbus Dispatch)
With 35 saves, Braden Holtby leaves the Flyers feeling sick in the Capitals’ 3-1 win (Washington Post)
Eugene Melnyk on a president of hockey operations: "It's another voice, another thought" (Ottawa Sun)
Brayden Point notches his first 40th goal season (Tampa Bay Times)
Laine's unselfish act a smooth move (Winnipeg Free Press)
Flyers fall to Capitals, get swept in season series for second time in history (Philly.com)
Hurricanes edge Canadiens in overtime after goaltending duel (Montreal Gazette)
A night where they got exactly what they deserved (Vancouver Province)
Back-to-back starts no big deal for Chicago Blackhawks' Crawford (Chicago Daily Herald)
Lehner looks in rhythm again after back-to-back wins (New York Newsday)
Flyers’ Jake Voracek on key late-season losses: ‘We choked’ (Philly.com)
Trotz reaches coaching milestone in Islanders' win. (New York Newsday)
DeBoer explains why Sharks never considered a goalie trade at deadline (San Jose Mercury News)
From pretender to contender, Flames have authored impressive turnaround (Calgary Sun)
Golden Knights focus on health, rest down the stretch (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Penguins in midst of remarkable defensive turnaround (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Sabres hope to finish strong before another long offseason of reflection (Buffalo News)
Johansson skates with Bruins on eve of Tampa test (Boston Globe)
Don’t look now, but Matt Murray has become a workhorse (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Craig Anderson's losing streak comes to an end (Ottawa Sun)
Kyle Clifford shows his toughness by scoring first career power-play goal (Los Angeles Times)
Blackhawks D Erik Gustafsson thinks it’s ‘kind of insane’ he’s scored 16 goals (Chicago Sun-Times)
The Rangers are finally seeing the other Pavel Buchnevich (New York Post)
The value of Leafs defenceman Ron Hainsey isn’t always found in the numbers (Toronto Star)
Why Devils’ Michael McLeod is, at last, generating dangerous offensive chances (NJ.com)
Wild rookies Donato, Greenway and Kunin learn together (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Brendan Lemieux doesn't see end of season as test (New York Newsday)
Nickname game: Flames' fourth unit calling themselves the DAG Line (Calgary Sun)
Sabres recall defenseman Lawrence Pilut as a precaution (Buffalo News)
Red Wings recall Dylan McIlrath, reassign Libor Sulak (MLive.com)
Prospect Rem Pitlick tries to take everything in a day after signing with Predators (The Tennessean)