Hockey headlines for May 16, 2019

Thursday, May 16, 2019

Erik Karlsson’s OT goal gives Sharks controversial Game 3 win (San Jose Mercury News)
Is a comeback against the Bruins too hard for the Canes? (Raleigh News & Observer)
Bruins look to keep the past buried in Game 4 (Boston Herald)
Goalie Elvis Merzlikins signs one-year NHL contract for 2019-20 season (Columbus Dispatch)
Penguins sign 2016 second-rounder Kasper Bjorkqvist to pro contract (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Allure of winning with Sabres lured Ralph Krueger back to coaching (Buffalo News)
Former Oilers head coach Ralph Krueger gets second chance behind NHL bench in Buffalo (Edmonton Sun)
New Sabres coach Ralph Krueger aims to build relationship with Jeff Skinner (Buffalo News)
Sabres GM Jason Botterill likes Ralph Krueger's 'high-pressure' experience (Buffalo News)
Sharks OK with getting a big break (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Blues shuffle their power-play lineups (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Sharks’ controversial OT game winner has hockey world chirping (San Jose Mercury News)
Sharks, Blues react to controversial ending to Game 3 (San Jose Mercury News)
Several Bruins know what it's like to blow 3-0 series lead (Ottawa Sun)
Injured Bruin Wagner to miss Game 4 against Hurricanes (Ottawa Sun)
Who’s on tap if free agents leave? (Columbus Dispatch)
Predators center Kyle Turris named Team Canada captain (The Tennessean)
Penguins need less boom-or-bust from Bryan Rust (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Marlies, Leafs sort through crowded blue line (Toronto Sun)
Blue Jackets goalie Sergei Bobrovsky ups price on Columbus condo to $3.2 million (Columbus Dispatch)
Former Canadiens doctor Douglas Kinnear dies peacefully at age 92 (Montreal Gazette)