Hockey headlines for April 30, 2018

Monday, April 30, 2018

Predators edge Jets in double OT to even series (The Tennessean)
Washington ties series after replay controversy ends in Caps’ favor (Washington Post)
Golden Knights face first adversity in Stanley Cup playoffs (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Buffalo Sabres hope winning lottery is just the start (Ottawa Sun)
Dahlin's tools can put Housley's system to work for Sabres (Buffalo News)
The Ottawa Senators feel good about their prospects at No. 4 (Ottawa Sun)
Dinged by lottery, Wings prep for No. 6 pick (Detroit Free Press)
Panthers 'have it in our budget' to pursue high-end free agents this summer, Dale Tallon says (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
Meet the rising college coach who’s earned a Rangers look (New York Post)
Penguins drop Game 2 against Capitals; series tied heading to Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
It stinks, sure, but the Penguins are moving on (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Tom Wilson may face discipline for hit on Brian Dumoulin (Washington Times)
Penguins take issue with Tom Wilson hit on Brian Dumoulin (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Inconclusive replays cost Penguins a crucial goal in Game 2 (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Jets played a Wicked Game despite not getting the win (Winnipeg Sun)
Penguins aware of need for better starts (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Scheifele scores two more, leads playoffs in goals (Winnipeg Sun)
Tanev brings bite to underdog role (Winnipeg Free Press)
James Shaw Jr., hero from Waffle House shooting, honored during Nashville Predators' game (The Tennessean)
Sharks button up between blue lines to even series with Knights (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Cooper: Lightning’s intensity in Game 1 not cutting it (Tampa Bay Times)
Gallant may keep Knights’ line changes intact for Game 3 (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Point, Palat miss Sunday’s practice for Lightning (Tampa Bay Times)
To Sharks, Joe Pavelski remains “the heartbeat of our team” (San Jose Mercury News)
Sharks’ Joe Pavelski proves to be a handful for Knights (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
WHL playoffs bringing out the best in Flames prospect Valimaki (Calgary Sun)