Hockey headlines for April 22, 2019

Monday, April 22, 2019

Bruins show pluck, drop Maple Leafs to force Game 7 (Boston Globe)
Double OT drama: Sharks force Game 7 with Jones’ 58 stops, Hertl’s heroics (San Jose Mercury News)
Elimination game at AAC presents Stars with chance to accomplish something not seen in Dallas for more than a decade (Dallas Morning News)
Svechnikov doubtful as Canes face elimination game against Caps (Raleigh News & Observer)
T.J. Oshie has surgery for broken clavicle, likely out for playoffs (Washington Times)
Mark Giordano named a finalist for the Norris Trophy as NHL's best defenceman (Calgary Herald)
Carl Hagelin Made a Habit of Knocking Off the Capitals. Now He Is One of Them. (New York Times)
Salary-cap shadow looms over Lightning’s roster (Tampa Bay Times)
Sharks beat Golden Knights in 2OT, force Game 7 (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Tomas Hertl explains game-winning shot: “If you don’t try, you never know” (San Jose Mercury News)
Sharks’ Tomas Hertl delivers on ‘guarantee’ to beat Knights (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Jake DeBrusk finds his legs just in time (Boston Herald)
Rare short-handed goal takes down Golden Knights (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Golden Knights confident same effort will prevail in Game 7 (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Maple Leafs maintain confidence despite Game 6 loss (Boston Globe)
Marchand act plays well in Bruins’ Game 6 win (Toronto Star)
Leafs must put bitter lessons from Game 6 loss to use (Toronto Sun)
After a brief identity crisis, Capitals have seemingly rediscovered their most menacing form (Washington Post)
Predators' Rocco Grimaldi trying to keep Nashville in series vs. Stars (The Tennessean)
Capitals’ bottom-six forwards finally add their piece to winning recipe (Washington Times)
Canes video coaches also feel game pressure in the playoffs (Raleigh News & Observer)
Isles expect Barclays to rock with same intensity as old barn (New York Newsday)
Defense helps Blues make playoff history (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Matt Duchene says falling behind in Game 1 helped Jackets (Columbus Dispatch)
Barzal's Stanley Cup dream is not a fantasy (New York Newsday)
Late-bloomer Schwartz Schwartz shines by ‘getting to the gritty areas a little bit more’ (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Jets' playoff run ended too soon (Winnipeg Free Press)
New guys provide spark, future assets for Penguins (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Juuso Valimaki's play a source of optimism for Flames after first-round exit (Calgary Herald)
Devils’ Nico Hischier, Jesper Bratt heading to World Championships (NJ.com)
Flyers remove Kate Smith statue from Xfinity Live! (Philly.com)