Hockey headlines for April 26, 2019

Friday, April 26, 2019

A dazzling overtime goal lifts Bruins to Game 1 victory (Boston Globe)
Hot start for Blues and Tarasenko in Game 1 win over Stars (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Sharks’ Joe Pavelski still ‘feeling the effects’ of injury, likely out Friday (San Jose Mercury News)
Maple Leafs' Zach Hyman to have surgery on torn ACL, hopes for quick recovery (Toronto Sun)
Blackhawks' Kane a finalist for NHL's Ted Lindsay Award (Chicago Daily Herald)
Nikita Kucherov named finalist for Ted Lindsay Award (Tampa Bay Times)
Golden Knights say NHL admitted error in Game 7 call (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Carolina, Colorado two more Cinderellas in wild NHL playoffs (Detroit News)
Islanders will be staying in New York City for games at Barclays (New York Post)
Co-owner Ledecky loves fans' passion for Islanders (New York Newsday)
Golden Knights vow to move on from controversial end to season (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
2 referees from Golden Knights’ Game 7 not working next round, reports say (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Leafs coach Mike Babcock under the gun after third straight first-round exit (Toronto Star)
Will Predators trade PK Subban? That's the $9 million per year question (The Tennessean)
Kadri vows some self help to control temper (Toronto Sun)
Blues hold off Stars to take Game 1 in second round series (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
For 13 seconds of the third period, the Jackets were in command (Columbus Dispatch)
Blue Jackets say they were not ready for intensity, speed in Game 1 (Boston Globe)
Did St. Louis' Game 1 success reveal how the Blues plan to target Stars goalie Ben Bishop? (Dallas Morning News)
Penalties become a nuisance in series opener (Columbus Dispatch)
Sergei Bobrovsky unflappable in overtime loss to Bruins in series opener (Boston Herald)
Riley Nash’s play picks up during playoffs (Columbus Dispatch)
Bruins’ Charlie Coyle is living the dream (Boston Herald)
Berube makes good connection with Blues players on game days (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Islanders about to face a team that looks just like them (New York Post)
Isles' long layoff gave Cal Clutterbuck time to heal (New York Newsday)
Joe Thornton not taking credit for ‘Pavelski Payback’ (San Jose Mercury News)
The Avalanche’s Cale Makar and Sam Girard: Together on the power play at last? (Denver Post)
Stunned by elimination, Capitals left to wonder what could have been (Washington Times)
Maybe feeling of disappointment is a sign of how far Flames have come (Calgary Sun)
Leafs lament the chance that got away, left with looking ahead to 2019-20 (Toronto Sun)
Some Maple Leafs get invites to world tourney (Toronto Sun)
Predators' Craig Smith upset about early NHL playoffs exit and he's not afraid to show it (The Tennessean)
Goaltender Philipp Grubauer hoping for repeat feat with Avalanche (Calgary Sun)
Sabres prospect Mattias Samuelsson to remain at Western Michigan (Buffalo News)
Busy time for Canes’ Slavin: playoffs and adoption of baby daughter (Raleigh News & Observer)
Judge: Ex-Isles owner entitled to re-sentencing (New York Newsday)