Hockey headlines for April 24, 2019

Wednesday, April 24, 2019

Goodness! Barclay Goodrow scores OT goal, sends Sharks to second round (San Jose Mercury News)
Bruins eliminate Maple Leafs in wire-to-wire Game 7 win (Boston Herald)
‘We’ve been here before, we’ve done it before’: Capitals balance past success with Game 7 peril (Washington Post)
Game 1 of Bruins-Blue Jackets series is Thursday night (Boston Globe)
Sabres defenseman Zach Bogosian undergoes another hip surgery (Buffalo News)
Henrik Lundqvist named finalist for NHL’s King Clancy Memorial Trophy (New York Post)
Wild winger Zucker is King Clancy Award finalist (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
'I've never spoken to Dean Lombardi': Canucks owner Francesco Aquilini (Vancouver Province)
Stars owner Tom Gaglardi on how adversity and 'wake-up calls' led to Dallas' growth this season (Dallas Morning News)
How Jim Rutherford thinks the Penguins can get faster (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Treliving to work on making changes to Flames — but only after emotions settle Calgary Herald)
One of the Flames' top priorities? Signing Matthew Tkachuk Calgary Herald)
Maple Leafs bow out in Game 7 in Boston — again (Toronto Star)
Emotional Joe Thornton on comeback, Joe Pavelski: “This is for Pavs” (San Jose Mercury News)
Bruins’ Swedish Connection comes through (Boston Herald)
Bruins now lead pack in Stanley Cup race (Boston Herald)
Breaking down what could happen this off-season for Leafs (Toronto Sun)
Young Carolina Hurricanes will get first taste of win-or-go-home dynamic, but roster isn’t totally raw (Washington Post)
Canes, Caps, Game 7: it’s time to decide a winner (Raleigh News & Observer)
Canes’ Aho and Teravainen know they can be better. Game 6 was a step in the right direction. (Raleigh News & Observer)
Bruins top Maple Leafs in Game 7, will face Blue Jackets in second round (Columbus Dispatch)
Time for payback? Dallas had the Blues' number in regular season (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Stingy defense among one of many similarities between Stars and second-round opponent St. Louis (Dallas Morning News)
Isles thrilled 'Canes-Caps series is going distance (New York Newsday)
Islanders' Cup conviction grows with each NHL playoff game (New York Post)
Goals by Blues defensemen hit dry spell (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Isles' layoff has been even longer for Hickey (New York Newsday)
Erik Johnson, the Avalanche’s longest-tenured player, relishes rare Round 2 opportunity (Denver Post)
Dean Kukan making impact with increased playing time (Columbus Dispatch)
Young Blue Jackets learned from Monsters’ title run (Columbus Dispatch)
Flames players bought into Bill Peters' message 'from Day 1' Calgary Herald)
Playoffs didn't go as planned for Predators. Now what? (The Tennessean)
During disappointing season, Penguins forwards were less than sum of their parts (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Penguins’ Patric Hornqvist to play for Sweden in World Championships (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Jets draft pick Samberg in no rush to turn pro after back-to-back college titles (Winnipeg Free Press)
Ben Bishop heckled the Stars in St. Louis when he was 15. Now he’s taking on the Blues (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
Flyers icon Bernie Parent, 74 going on 54 (or is it 24?), on the mend from back surgery (Philly.com)