Hockey headlines for May 18, 2018

Friday, May 18, 2018

Hold off on the obit: Lightning evens series with the Capitals (Tampa Bay Times)
Golden Knights seek to feast even more on Winnipeg turnovers (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Penguins sign Finnish defenseman Juuso Riikola (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Maple Leafs win race for young European talent (Toronto Star)
Montreal Canadiens name Joël Bouchard head coach of AHL's Laval Rocket (Montreal Gazette)
Canadiens' player development is pillar of new plan, Geoff Molson says (Montreal Gazette)
Viva Las Vegas: Golden Knights defy the odds and reunite a community (Globe & Mail)
Don’t Arrive Late to the Game. You’ll Miss the Show. (New York Times)
Jets netminder Hellebuyck confident despite two straight losses (Globe & Mail)
Golden Knights’ crazy success puts Vegas bookies in weird bind (New York Newsday)
Ex-Penguin Ryan Reaves has found a fit — and fun — with Golden Knights (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Cheveldayoff tore Jets down to bring them up and is now reaping rewards (Winnipeg Sun)
Lightning sticks to what works on penalty kill (Tampa Bay Times)
At just 22, Tampa Bay’s Brayden Point is playing beyond his years (Washington Post)
Secondary scoring would give Jets a huge lift (Winnipeg Free Press)
Jets try to stay grounded amid ‘some nerves’ for Game 4 (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Maurice mum about Ehlers' status (Winnipeg Free Press)
Time for Hellebuyck to stand tall: Jets goalie facing big challenge with Fleury (Winnipeg Sun)
Not even big believer Cheveldayoff could have seen this coming from Scheifele (Winnipeg Sun)
Cody Eakin raises his game at right time for Golden Knights (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Lowry knows it's time to chip in (Winnipeg Sun)
2 Devils prospects to play in 2018 Memorial Cup (NJ.com)
Knights’ Fleury meets with Humboldt bus crash victim’s family (Las Vegas Review-Journal)