Hockey headlines for May 3, 2019

Friday, May 3, 2019

Bruins silence cannon, take Game 4 to tie series vs. Columbus (Boston Globe)
Avalanche defeats the San Jose Sharks in Game 4, knotting the series 2-2 (Denver Post)
It's win at home — or else — for Blues against Dallas (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
With Isles on brink, Trotz considers changes (New York Newsday)
Loui Eriksson: 'Travis Green and I don't get on 100 per cent' (Vancouver Province)
Rangers sign recently acquired Adam Fox to entry-level deal (New York Post)
Red Kelly, among the greatest Detroit Red Wings of all time, dies at 91 (Detroit Free Press)
Jeff Vinik tells Lightning fans he shares their disappointment over early playoff exit (Tampa Bay Times)
Golden Knights promote Kelly McCrimmon to general manager (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Denver Nuggets and Colorado Avalanche are staying in Denver through at least 2040 (Denver Post)
At 35, Curtis McElhinney, a Journeyman Goalie, Gets His Moment (New York Times)
Maryland hockey mom up for NHL award for starting ‘Players Against Hate’ (Washington Times)
Red Kelly, NHL Hall of Famer and first coach of the Kings, dies at 91 (Los Angeles Times)
Life and times of Red Kelly (Toronto Sun)
Penguins, others mourn loss of NHL legend Red Kelly (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
How they got here? Sabres haunted by impatience and attempts at quick fixes (Buffalo News)
Steve Yzerman ‘another great voice’ for Red Wings, Jeff Blashill says (Detroit News)
Martin Jones shines, but Sharks series vs. Avalanche now a best-of-3 (San Jose Mercury News)
Bruins finally break through against Jackets’ penalty kill (Columbus Dispatch)
Tuukka Rask was the star of stars for the Bruins (Boston Herald)
Forward-thinking: Norris Trophy finalist Brent Burns a one-of-a-kind threat (Calgary Sun)
Islanders remain steadfast while staring down elimination (New York Post)
Battle tested: Blues and Stars equipped to handle pressures of post-season (Winnipeg Sun)
As Stars-Blues series heats up, even more focus shifts to goalies Ben Bishop and Jordan Binnington (Dallas Morning News)
Stars' coach: Binnington 'lost his cool a little' in Game 4 (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Eberle determined to keep creating scoring chances (New York Newsday)
Up to the challenge: Stars will count on shutdown line to slow St. Louis' best in pivotal Game 5 (Dallas Morning News)
Canes getting ‘good minutes’ from many in playoff run (Raleigh News & Observer)
Former Isle says 'Canes benefited from no Coliseum (New York Newsday)
Alain Vigneault working with two key Flyers while directing Team Canada at IIHF World Championship (Philly.com)
Rivals or partners? Just how will the Coyotes use goalies Raanta and Kuemper? (Arizona Republic)
Where to start with a potential Matt Murray extension (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Predators' Roman Josi: 'Definitely want to be here' (The Tennessean)
Devils’ Miles Wood didn’t score as much as he hoped in 2018-19: Why he’s happy he went through that (NJ.com)
Russian Leafs prospect Egor Korshkov to get started in Marlies playoff run (Toronto Star)
Nashville Predators Foundation distributes more than $675,000 in grants (The Tennessean)
Islanders remain steadfast while staring down elimination (New York Post)
Barry Trotz won't rule out goalie change for desperate Islanders (New York Post)
Former Isle says 'Canes benefited from no Coliseum (New York Newsday)
Eberle determined to keep creating scoring chances (New York Newsday)