Hockey headlines for June 5, 2018

Tuesday, June 5, 2018

Capitals dominate Golden Knights, move within one win of Stanley Cup (Washington Times)
Top NHL draft prospect Rasmus Dahlin enjoys visit to Stanley Cup Final (Los Angeles Times)
Buffalo judge allows Senators' assistant GM to return to Ottawa (Buffalo News)
Penguins' Jim Rutherford, other GMs boosted Golden Knights into championship position (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Mats Sundin weighs in on Leafs’ lack of a captain (Toronto Star)
A Vegas shot hit the post — and the Golden Knights never recovered (Washington Post)
Capitals continue barrage against Golden Knights’ Fleury (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Capitals, Holtby weather Golden Knights’ early onslaught (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Oshie pays it all back in Game 4 (Washington Times)
Devante Smith-Pelly has gone from unwanted to unlikely hero for Capitals (Washington Post)
‘We know the fourth one is the hardest to win’: Capitals up against more than just Golden Knights (Washington Post)
The Caps won, and it was pandemonium outside Capital One Arena (Washington Post)
Brooks Orpik is over the Sidney Crosby-Alex Ovechkin comparison (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Vegas Golden Knights fans pack T-Mobile Arena for watch party (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Man of the people: T.J. Oshie rides Metro again, then is one of Capitals’ heroes in Game 4 (Washington Post)
Canadiens excited about having four second-round picks at NHL Draft (Montreal Gazette)
Canadiens refining tools they use to assess NHL prospects (Montreal Gazette)
Edmonton Oilers bet on Keegan Lowe for another two years (Edmonton Journal)
Penguins' Dominik Simon in no hurry to bolt to Russia, agent says (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Calgary Flames tab Cail MacLean as head coach of AHL farm team (Calgary Sun)
Former Canadien Chris Chelios still keeping himself in top shape at 56 (Montreal Gazette)