Hockey headlines for May 15, 2023

Monday, May 15, 2023

Stars align in Game 7 as Dallas defeats Kraken to advance to Western Conference finals (Dallas Morning News)
Golden Knights learn opponent for Western Conference Final (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Hurricanes know when they’ll face the Florida Panthers in the Eastern Conference Final (Raleigh News & Observer)
Auston Matthews wants to sign new contract with Maple Leafs: 'My intention is to be here' (Toronto Sun)
Maple Leafs captain John Tavares won't move off his no-move clause (Toronto Sun)
What changes can be expected from Edmonton Oilers GM Ken Holland after disappointing playoff exit? (Edmonton Sun)
Will Kyle Dubas remain with the Maple Leafs? He says he doesn’t want to be a GM anywhere else (Toronto Star)
Call it May Madness: The bidding for the Senators is down to the Final Four (Ottawa Sun)
Stars rookie Wyatt Johnston is rising to the occasion as NHL playoff push continues (Dallas Morning News)
Kraken’s offseason reluctantly begins for aging veterans, budding rookies after turnaround season (Seattle Times)
Carolina Hurricanes forward Teuvo Teravainen one step closer to returning to lineup (Raleigh News & Observer)
Size, speed and spacing: Panthers build top line to play to Aleksander Barkov’s strengths (Miami Herald)
Maple Leafs players lament opportunity lost, wonder who will be back (Toronto Sun)
Is Devils’ Vitek Vanecek job secure after playoff dud? ‘You never know what’s going to happen’ (NJ.com)
Rangers’ Kaapo Kakko eyes bigger role with new coaching staff (New York Post)
Schenn, Leafs know they must grow toughness next season (Toronto Sun)
Who are the Blues' and general manager Doug Armstrong's potential trade targets? (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
U.S. remains perfect at Worlds after comeback win over Germany (MLive.com)
Penguins' Casey DeSmith makes 30 saves as U.S. overcomes Germany at ice hockey worlds (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Detroit Red Wings' Lucas Raymond helps Sweden shoot down Finland at World Championship (Detroit Free Press)
A fan caught a foul ball at Sunday’s Red Sox game. It turned out to be Garnet Hathaway. (Boston Globe)