Hockey headlines for May 29, 2019

Wednesday, May 29, 2019

New Edmonton Oilers head coach Dave Tippett up for the challenge (Edmonton Sun)
Bruins look to take commanding series lead in Game 2 (Boston Globe)
Binnington showed no nerves under heavy pressure (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Zdeno Chara required stitches but is ‘fine’ after taking a shot to the wrist (Boston Globe)
Rangers, Devils won’t get NHL Combine look at Kaapo Kakko (New York Post)
Red Wings officially sign Finnish defenseman Oliwer Kaski (Detroit Free Press)
Sheldon Keefe staying with Marlies/Maple Leafs two more years (Toronto Sun)
Borgman might break through yet (Toronto Sun)
Sabres, NHL have interest in keeping scouting combine in Buffalo (Buffalo News)
How a Fourth-String Goalie Led the Blues to the Stanley Cup Finals (New York Times)
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins still longs for stability on Edmonton Oilers (Edmonton Sun)
Blues have been down before in these playoffs — and they're still here (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Boston's Bruce Cassidy making most of second chance behind NHL bench (Buffalo News)
Bruins coach Bruce Cassidy lays it all on the lines — and succeeds (Toronto Star)
They've had the Blues before in the 2019 Stanley Cup playoffs, too (Ottawa Sun)
Just like two previous series, Blues are looking to bounce back (Buffalo News)
Torey Krug’s huge hit gets Blues’ attention (Boston Herald)
Marcus Johansson elevates his game in a big spot (Boston Herald)
Trading players such as Penguins’ Phil Kessel rare, not unprecedented (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Where Jack Hughes stands heading into Buffalo (NothJersey.com)
Pierre-Luc Dubois has strong run for Canada (Columbus Dispatch)
Borgman might break through yet (Toronto Sun)
What did the Gulls’ extended playoff run mean for the Ducks’ future? (Orange County Register)
Ex-Penguins center Joe Vitale shares tale of superstitious Sidney Crosby (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Canadiens' Max Domi provides support for young diabetics (Montreal Gazette)