Hockey headlines for June 6, 2019

Thursday, June 6, 2019

Bruins weigh contingency plans if Zdeno Chara can’t go in Game 5 (Boston Globe)
At home on the road: Blues need at least one more win in Boston to claim the Stanley Cup (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Sharks’ Erik Karlsson undergoes groin surgery (San Jose Mercury News)
Former Canadiens goalie Antti Niemi signs with Finnish club (Montreal Gazette)
It's official: Detroit Red Wings great Pavel Datsyuk staying in Russia (Detroit Free Press)
Ralph Krueger arrives in Buffalo, ready to dedicate his time to leading Sabres (Buffalo News)
Senators looking at former Isles' coach Jack Capuano for coaching staff (Ottawa Sun)
Bruins may need to finish Stanley Cup finals without their age-defying captain (Washington Post)
Bruins need to focus on skill, not matching Blues physical nature (Boston Herald)
How Bruins play 'D' without Big 'Z' will determine who wins the Cup (Ottawa Sun)
Zdeno Chara’s status for Game 5 has no bearing on Blues game plan (Boston Herald)
The Blues first line has been a rediscovered force in the Stanley Cup playoffs (Boston Herald)
Flyers GM Chuck Fletcher heads into NHL draft and free agency with something to prove (Philly.com)
Why Devils’ Taylor Hall is remaining patient on decision about future (NJ.com)
Canadiens' Victor Mete already busy preparing for next season (Montreal Gazette)
If Flyers keep their first-round draft pick, talented (but flawed) Russian winger Vasili Podkolzin could be available (Philly.com)
Morgan Frost, Joel Farabee head Flyers’ forward-heavy, top-10 prospect list (Philly.com)