Hockey headlines for June 1, 2019

Saturday, June 1, 2019

Bruins see their visit to St. Louis as a business trip (Boston Globe)
No Sundqvist, no problem. Blues won't dial down their physical play (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Dunn still feeling the pain after taking a puck to the mouth vs. San Jose (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Evgeny Kuznetsov won’t face suspension after NHL investigation of video (Washington Times)
Islanders sign forwards Arnaud Durandeau and Tanner Fritz (New York Newsday)
Forward Lukas Sedlak leaving Blue Jackets for two-year deal with KHL team (Columbus Dispatch)
Jets sign depth forwards Suess, Shaw remaining with organization (Winnipeg Sun)
Assistants on the move as Oilers make more changes (Edmonton Sun)
TSN’s Bob McKenzie: Penguins could still trade Phil Kessel to Minnesota (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
The NFL Has Been Consumed by the Concussion Issue. Why Hasn’t the NHL? (New York Times)
Two years after Predators first Stanley Cup Final game, Bridgestone Arena mostly quiet (The Tennessean)
Bruins forced to the well yet again (Boston Herald)
Bruce Cassidy believes in Bruins top line (Boston Herald)
Patrick Maroon couldn't put a price on spending time with his son (Los Angeles Times)
New Hampshire’s Zach Sanford may get chance to face Bruins (Boston Herald)
Devils' mind seen as made up on Jack Hughes-Kaapo Kakko pick (New York Post)
Likely top NHL draft pick Jack Hughes ready for Big Apple rivalry (Toronto Sun)
Rangers talk with Hughes, likely No. 1 pick in NHL Draft (New York Newsday)
Jack Hughes embracing 'competition' against Kaapo Kakko to be top draft pick (Buffalo News)
Blackhawks need instant defensive help, and Byram says he’d be ready (Chicago Sun-Times)
Sabres' draft mandate seems clear: They have to stay down the middle (Buffalo News)
Large choice of centers available for Wings with No. 6 pick (Detroit News)
Two years after trade from Capitals, Marcus Johansson gets his Stanley Cup shot (Washington Post)
Classic Jets descend on Winnipeg to revisit 1979 Avco Cup win (Winnipeg Free Press)
‘Play Gloria’: The South Philly guy who constantly plays the song for St. Louis Blues fans (Philly.com)