Hockey headlines for May 3, 2018

Thursday, May 3, 2018

Ondrej Palat, steady as ever, lifts Lightning to Game 3 win vs. Bruins (Tampa Bay Times)
A breakthrough? Sharks rout Golden Knights in Game 4 to level series (San Jose Mercury News)
Capitals’ Tom Wilson suspended three games for Aston-Reese hit (Washington Times)
Bruins will play two exhibition games in China (Boston Globe)
Did the Stars just hire the Jason Garrett of hockey? New coach Jim Montgomery likes to preach 'The Process' (Dallas Morning News)
Dustin Byfuglien is a very big deal for the Jets (Globe & Mail)
You can cross University of Denver coach Jim Montgomery off the Rangers list (New York Daily News)
Kim Pegula wielding unprecedented power, faces heavy lift with Bills, Sabres (Buffalo News)
Sharks blank Golden Knights 4-0 to even series (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Sharks raise their even-strength game to pull even in series (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Lightning were quick to go on the offensive (Boston Globe)
Reinforcements lead Sharks to 4-0 victory over Knights (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Matt Grzelcyk’s misplay was a tough way to start for the Bruins (Boston Globe)
Bruins winger Tommy Wingels added to fourth line for Game 3 against Lightning (Boston Herald)
Lightning’s Tony Cirelli gets first playoff goal in gritty Game 3 effort vs. Bruins (Tampa Bay Times)
Ryan Donato is just what Bruins need (Boston Herald)
The Penguins are focused on Game 4, not Tom Wilson's 3-game suspension (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Down 2-1 in series with Capitals, Penguins find themselves in a rare hole (Washington Post)
Jets goalie Hellebuyck seizes the moment (Winnipeg Sun)
No ordinary Josh: Jets' Morrissey shines in post-season (Winnipeg Sun)
The Penguins need Phil Kessel and Derick Brassard to get going (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Can Predators beat the Jets if they don’t stop Dustin Byfuglien? (The Tennessean)
Winnipeg Jets D-man dominating in all areas of game (Winnipeg Free Press)
Perreault feeling fit and good to go (Winnipeg Free Press)
Capitals' Barry Trotz: Tom Wilson not laughing over injury to Penguins' Zach Aston-Reese (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Expectations rise for Pierre-Luc Dubois after breakout rookie season (Columbus Dispatch)
New Edmonton Oilers goalie Mikko Koskinen wants to give the NHL one last shot (Edmonton Sun)
Wild sign Russian sniper Dmitry Sokolov to entry-level contract (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Sabres re-sign Nelson with two-year deal (Buffalo News)
Rangers sign Michael Lindqvist from Swedish Hockey League (New York Newsday)
Colorado Avalanche sign goaltender to 1-year deal (Denver Post)
Hawks still have faith in Forsling Young defenseman getting much-needed seasoning at AHL level (Chicago Daily Herald)
Jets playoff run serving up profits for downtown businesses (Winnipeg Sun)