Hockey headlines for April 14, 2018

Saturday, April 14, 2018

Flyers rebound from drubbing, stun Penguins, 5-1, to even series (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Erik Haula scores late in 2nd OT to lift Knights past Kings 2-1 (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Jets shut down Wild to take commanding 2-0 series lead (Winnipeg Sun)
Leafs’ Nazem Kadri suspended three games for Game 1 hit on Wingels (Toronto Star)
No suspensions for Capitals’ Tom Wilson, Blue Jackets’ Josh Anderson (Washington Post)
Stars' Ken Hitchcock announces retirement from coaching (Dallas Morning News)
Avs GM Joe Sakic unhappy with how the NHL handled Ryan Johansen hit on Tyson Barrie (Denver Post)
As Titles Pile Up in Philly, the Flyers Wonder When It Will Be Their Turn (New York Times)
The grassroots movement to get Willie O’Ree into the Hockey Hall of Fame (Globe & Mail)
Expect changes this Flames off-season (Calgary Herald)
Jonathan Quick’s big effort ends in a double overtime defeat (Los Angeles Times)
Wild 'had nothing' in Game 2 loss to Jets, heads home down 0-2 (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Penguins power play comes up scoreless in big moments in Game 2 loss (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Jets' physical play comes as no surprise to Wild (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Fleury further proves himself in Golden Knights’ double-OT win (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Flyers coach Dave Hakstol stands by his goalie, Brian Elliott (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Dubnyk excellent last line of defence for Minnesota (Winnipeg Free Press)
Kings play with depleted defense in double OT loss to Knights (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Penguins' Kris Letang returns to Game 2 after violent collision (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Maurice's cone of silence (Winnipeg Sun)
Dandy debut for Roslovic in Jets win (Winnipeg Sun)
Sidney Crosby not pleased with Claude Giroux hit (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Kings’ Drew Doughty sounds off on his one-game suspension (Los Angeles Daily News)
Golden Knights’ Carrier says Doughty hit wasn’t dirty (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Ducks hope momentum swings their way in Game 2 against Sharks (Los Angeles Times)
Lightning took advantage of Devils’ slow start in Game 1 (Tampa Bay Times)
Why Devils expect more poise, better start in Game 2 vs. Lightning (NJ.com)
Why Predators are unique among top seeds in NHL playoff history (The Tennessean)
The Capitals and Blue Jackets are already bloody. There could be more to come. (Washington Post)
Avalanche doing its best to weather the storm in Smashville (Denver Post)
Can the Lightning’s scoring depth overwhelm New Jersey? It did in Game 1 (Tampa Bay Times)
Devils searching for secondary scoring (NorthJersey.com)
Momentous third period vs. Capitals brought out their best (Columbus Dispatch)
Ducks must generate more shots, limit Sharks’ Brent Burns in Game 2 (Orange County Register)
Bruins have learned to live with Marchand's antics (Toronto Sun)
Brent Burns was asked to improve in one area. He responded in record fashion (San Jose Mercury News)
Nick Foligno’s ‘save,’ return from injury set tone (Columbus Dispatch)
Tony Cirelli makes his playoff presence felt immediately for Lightning (Tampa Bay Times)
Kadri ban will give Leafs’ Andreas Johnsson first post-season shot (Toronto Star)
Riley Nash’s status for Game 2 is still uncertain (Boston Globe)
Carter Rowney making progress, skates in no-contact jersey (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Sabres know they have to earn fans' trust, make Buffalo loud again (Buffalo News)
Can Bennett give Flames scoring punch, or is he trade bait? (Calgary Sun)
Playoff miss mars career year for Schenn (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Blackhawks sign Notre Dame defenseman Dennis Gilbert (Chicago Tribune)
Capitals’ Kuznetsov, Blue Jackets’ Panarin shared a rink in Russia and the NHL playoff spotlight (Washington Post)
After health scare, NBC analyst returns to the booth in Philly (Philadelphia Inquirer)
A victory for Humboldt (Winnipeg Sun)