Hockey headlines for May 14, 2018

Monday, May 14, 2018

Washington crushes Tampa, takes 2-0 series lead back to D.C. (Washington Post)
Golden Knights look for fast start in Game 2 at Jets (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Elias Pettersson fractures thumb at World Championships (Vancouver Province)
For Jets goalie Connor Hellebuyck, a year has made all the difference (Globe & Mail)
Predators hope experience as Stanley Cup favorites serves them well in future (The Tennessean)
Communication, simplicity shapes wiser version of Jets head coach Paul Maurice (Winnipeg Sun)
The Lightning anticipated a better showing in Game 2. It got one from the Capitals. (Washington Post)
Final-second goals? Soul-crushing, momentum-changing back-breakers (Tampa Bay Times)
Capitals stay calm, respond after questionable penalties in Game 2 (Washington Times)
Jets keeping 'must-win' attitude (Winnipeg Free Press)
Balance, schmalance: Jets depth scoring takes back seat, for now (Winnipeg Sun)
Jets reach cruising altitude too quickly for Vegas (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Say my name: Golden Knights goalie Fleury welcomes chants (Winnipeg Sun)
David Perron’s return has been boost to Knights’ playoff run (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Ehlers’ goal-less slump not hurting Jets so far (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Enstrom’s selfless act keeps group together (Winnipeg Sun)
Defensive duo squeezes life out of opponents (Winnipeg Free Press)
Chiarot took circuitous route: Jets defenceman used time in minors to find his game (Winnipeg Sun)
Detroit Red Wings deep in preparations for a most important draft (MLive.com)
Blues prospects Thomas, Fitzpatrick are league champions (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
For Hurricanes' Faulk, Mother's Day has a special meaning (Raleigh News & Observer)