Hockey headlines for April 30, 2019

Tuesday, April 30, 2019

Maroon rescues Blues with late game-winner (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
For Bruins, these Blue Jackets aren’t so easy after all (Boston Herald)
Islanders' coach has overcome this daunting hole before (New York Post)
Islanders Face 2-0 Deficit to Team That Looks Familiar (New York Times)
Blue Jackets have Columbus buzzing (Ottawa Sun)
Sabres will have competition if Jeff Skinner reaches free agency (Buffalo News)
Stars defenseman Ben Lovejoy: Blues played 'smarter' game to take 2-1 series lead (Dallas Morning News)
Despite strong postseason penalty kill, here's why Stars coach Jim Montgomery still feels Dallas is pressing its luck (Dallas Morning News)
Power play emerges in playoffs (Columbus Dispatch)
Brent Burns is burning the Avalanche. How does Colorado stop him? “I don’t know.” (Denver Post)
Erik Karlsson looking better, but will likely be tested in Game 3 vs Avs (San Jose Mercury News)
Cale Makar green but already growing into important piece for Avalanche (Calgary Sun)
Avalanche pairing of 20-year-olds Cale Makar, Sam Girard outperforming their age (Denver Post)
Alexander Wennberg gets another chance (Columbus Dispatch)
Bruins’ Brandon Carlo plays it minute by minute against the Blue Jackets (Boston Herald)
Dal Colle an option for Isles if Clutterbuck misses Game 3 (New York Newsday)
Canes recall Nedeljkovic; Mrazek ‘day to day’ with lower-body injury (Raleigh News & Observer)
Sharks’ Joe Pavelski not playing, but still helping (San Jose Mercury News)
Blue Jackets assistant Brad Shaw deserves his shot as a head coach (Ottawa Sun)
Injury to Golden Knights’ Marc-Andre Fleury remains a mystery (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
For once, future seems certain for Predators' Rocco Grimaldi (The Tennessean)
Golden Knights’ Stone, Marchessault, Theodore picked by Team Canada (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Sabres' Brandon Montour joining Sam Reinhart at World Championships (Buffalo News)
Red Wings’ Anthony Mantha, Tyler Bertuzzi join Canada for Worlds (MLive.com)
Devils’ Damon Severson to represent Canada at World Championships, along with former N.J. teammate (NJ.com)
Seven Lightning players to play in the world championships (Tampa Bay Times)
Thomas Chabot looking forward to opportunity to suit up for Team Canada overseas (Ottawa Sun)
Leafs' Moore gets second playoff chance (Toronto Sun)
Meet the Kyler Murray of the NHL Draft: Cole Caufield is a 5-foot-7 scoring phenom (Arizona Republic)
Blue Jackets playoff wins ring the cash register (Columbus Dispatch)
SBU grad Scarola: Emergency goalie call was 'surreal' (New York Newsday)