Hockey headlines for May 21, 2018

Monday, May 21, 2018

Golden Knights edge Jets to reach Stanley Cup Final (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Capitals look to avoid historic NHL playoff collapse (Washington Times)
Pro scout Sean Burke uncertain about his future with Canadiens (Montreal Gazette)
Following Sidney Crosby's lead, Vegas Golden Knights don't fear conference championship trophy (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Former Canadiens assistant coach Gerard Gallant off to Stanley Cup final (Montreal Gazette)
Stunned Jets credit Golden Knights: ‘It was their time’ (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Fleury had final say for Golden Knights bucking superstition (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Ryan Reaves makes first goal as a Golden Knight count (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Reaves is Knight-in-shining-armour with game-winning goal for Vegas (Winnipeg Free Press)
Stastny predicts bright future for Jets (Winnipeg Sun)
Knights’ owner Bill Foley celebrates Game 5 win from afar (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
The Capitals got themselves into this mess, but they’re staying the course (Washington Post)
Familiar ground for Capitals as they face elimination (Tampa Bay Times)
The Lightning knows what’s at stake in Game 6: A chance to rest (Washington Post)
Lightning keeps Alex Ovechkin under control (Tampa Bay Times)
Capitals’ Matt Niskanen is quick to take blame but deserves more of the credit (Washington Post)
Questions loom on fringe of Penguins’ defensive depth chart (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
$1B Belmont Park arena plan won't aid community, protesters say (New York Newsday)