Hockey headlines for May 22, 2025

Thursday, May 22, 2025

Vintage Tyler Seguin, Matt Duchene shine as Stars’ grizzled vets lift Dallas to Game 1 win (Dallas Morning News)
In Game 2, Hurricanes have to prove Panthers haven’t unlocked their penalty-kill (Raleigh News & Observer)
The Maple Leafs and Mitch Marner say their goodbyes, not knowing if they’ll be together again (Toronto Star)
Maple Leafs' William Nylander and David Kampf headed to the world championship (Toronto Sun)
Islanders get permission to speak with Brendan Shanahan as front office rebuild continues (New York Post)
GM Cheveldayoff to pitch 'Jet-for-life' deal to Ehlers (Winnipeg Sun)
Prosecution in Hockey Canada trial asserts NHL player is feigning memory lapses to protect ex-teammates (Globe & Mail)
Bruins’ Don Sweeney narrowing coaching search (Boston Herald)
Lengthy summer to-do list for Cheveldayoff (Winnipeg Free Press)
Could offer sheets to restricted free agents be a useful tactic for the rebuilding Bruins this offseason? (Boston Globe)
Stars claim an early advantage over the Oilers by excelling with the man advantage (Dallas Morning News)
The Panthers have dominated on the road this playoffs. Game 1 vs. Carolina was no exception (Miami Herald)
Panthers credit ‘game that travels’ with taking series lead over Hurricanes (Raleigh News & Observer)
How the Hurricanes’ would-be rebuilding year became another year as a contender (Raleigh News & Observer)
Marchand fight, Bobrovsky hit set stage for heated Panthers-Hurricanes series (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
For all the dogs: Panthers’ Sam Bennett nets a goal for rescue animals (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
Scratching the surface, but plenty of itch left in Jets (Winnipeg Sun)
Jets bench boss the right choice despite team’s early playoff exit (Winnipeg Free Press)
Jets captain optimistic team will find ways to improve next season (Winnipeg Free Press)
Knights goalie accomplished ‘big goal’ this season, but still wants more (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Avalanche needs Ivan Ivan to be another development success story (Denver Post)
Several past, present Red Wings reach World quarterfinals (MLive.com)
Denmark's Nikolaj Ehlers is compelling watch for Detroit Red Wings at Worlds (Detroit Free Press)