Hockey headlines for April 29, 2019

Monday, April 29, 2019

Canes fight through injuries for 2-1 playoff win over Islanders (Raleigh News & Observer)
Avalanche beats Sharks in Game 2, steals home ice in playoffs thanks to Tyson Barrie, Gabe Landeskog (Denver Post)
Stars want to ‘handle business’ after taking split in St. Louis (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
Sidney Crosby named Hart Trophy finalist (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Connor McDavid a Hart Trophy finalist once again (Edmonton Sun)
Nikita Kucherov named finalist for Hart Trophy (Tampa Bay Times)
The Capitals’ bid for a repeat Stanley Cup is over. Former coach Barry Trotz’s isn’t. (Washington Times)
Jack Hughes gives Rangers and Devils more reasons to want him (New York Post)
Second period letdown costs Sharks in Game 2 loss to Avalanche (San Jose Mercury News)
Injuries mounting for Hurricanes, who may have reinforcements at hand (Raleigh News & Observer)
Trotz on Isles' disallowed goal: "It was the right call" (New York Newsday)
Why Islanders aren’t making a fuss over game-changing ruling (New York Post)
McElhinney stellar in net replacing injured Mrazek (New York Newsday)
Through two games, Blues "haven't shown their best" (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
After quiet start to series, can Stars' top line reinvigorate itself on home ice? (Dallas Morning News)
How the defensive 'Big Three' have taken over for Stars as team eyes deep playoff run (Dallas Morning News)
Bruins’ power outage hurts against Blue Jackets (Boston Herald)
Bruce Cassidy calls foul on Brad Marchand critics (Boston Herald)
Bobrovsky answers critics with strong playoff run (Columbus Dispatch)
'Bob, Bread and Duchy' make this the window of opportunity for the Blue Jackets (Ottawa Sun)
Hintz making name for himself: Stars forward shining in Round 2 (Winnipeg Sun)
Condition of ice in Boston causes problems (Columbus Dispatch)
The time is right for the Bruins to get a break in their schedule (Boston Globe)
Ryan Reaves rewards Golden Knights trust with career year (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Lundqvist hoping change of pace will get his game in order (New York Post)
Senators forward Colin White ready to resume season at world championships (Ottawa Sun)