Hockey headlines for June 5, 2019

Wednesday, June 5, 2019

It's the Bruins' turn to respond after Blues take Game 4 (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Bruins, missing Chara, Grzelcyk, could be faced with another crisis (Boston Herald)
Blackhawks hire former Stanley Cup-winning coach Marc Crawford as assistant (Chicago Sun-Times)
Quenneville finalizes his Panthers coaching staff, which includes a former team captain (Miami Herald)
Predators hire Dan Lambert as an assistant coach to revive power play (The Tennessean)
Blue Jackets add Veini Vehvilainen as goalie option (Columbus Dispatch)
Edmonton Oilers farmhand goalie scores reported raise (Edmonton Sun)
Pavel Datsyuk, Red Wings reunion likely not taking place (Detroit Free Press)
With or Without a Stanley Cup, the Blues Will Lose Their Voice (New York Times)
On defense, Penguins now paying price for prior pursuit of championships (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
The hits just keep on coming for the Blues (Ottawa Sun)
Blues goalie has shot at rookie mark even Penguins’ Matt Murray didn’t hit (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Bruins missed opportunity to put Cup away (Boston Herald)
Charlie McAvoy anticipates Bruins bounce back against Blues in Game 5 (Boston Herald)
Facetime: Blues' Dunn shrugs off injury in return to action (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Should the Colorado Avalanche pursue Artemi Panarin in free agency? It’s worth considering (Denver Post)
Joe Pavelski gives brief update on contract talks; Jeremy Roenick chimes in on what Sharks should do (San Jose Mercury News)
Rumour mill: Canucks were interested in Johansson; Edler and team at an impasse (Vancouver Province)
Flyers will get first chance to sign ex-Ranger Kevin Hayes after trade (New York Post)
If Bowen Byram is the best player available at No. 3, the Blackhawks won't shy away from drafting another defenseman (Chicago Sun-Times)
Red Wings prospect Libor Sulak signs with KHL team (MLive.com)
Leafs' ECHL team wins Kelly Cup (Toronto Sun)