Hockey headlines for May 14, 2019

Tuesday, May 14, 2019

'We're not going away': Blues storm back with improbable win in the Shark Tank (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Will home ice be enough of an advantage for Canes against Bruins? (Raleigh News & Observer)
Bruins expect rude welcome from Hurricanes in Game 3 (Boston Herald)
Ducks’ Ryan Kesler undergoes potentially career-ending hip surgery (Orange County Register)
Sabres defenseman Lawrence Pilut undergoes shoulder surgery (Buffalo News)
Blackhawks extend Koekkoek contract (Chicago Daily Herald)
Devils sign prospects Fabian Zetterlund, Mikhail Maltsev (NJ.com)
Red Wings to sign Finnish defenseman Oliwer Kaski (Detroit News)
Mark Stone the hero as Team Canada edges Slovakia at world hockey championship (Toronto Star)
Marchand’s antics overshadowing Bruins’ playoff winning streak (Washington Times)
B's getting goals from everybody except stay-at-home defenceman Carlo (Ottawa Sun)
Ken Holland's plate full as he looks at NHL roster options (Edmonton Sun)
For Penguins, a potential Phil Kessel trade must be more than addition by subtraction (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Sharks hit sour note, as Blues find a rhythm (San Jose Mercury News)
Logan Couture lights up Shark Tank with 2 goals in 2 minutes (San Jose Mercury News)
Bruins defense shows offense in Stanley Cup playoffs (Boston Herald)
Bruins power play their weapon against Hurricanes (Boston Herald)
Brad Marchand keeps cool head, draws penalty from Justin Williams (Boston Globe)
How Zach Werenski, Seth Jones can get even better (Columbus Dispatch)
Leafs injuries could open camp door for Marlies (Toronto Sun)
Flyers’ Carter Hart blanks Britain for Team Canada’s first win in World Championships (Philly.com)
Jack Eichel gets two more assists as Team USA tips Finland in OT (Buffalo News)
Detroit Red Wings' Dylan Larkin nets OT goal, United States tops Finland (Detroit Free Press)
Penguins’ Patric Hornqvist has hot hand at World Championships (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)