Hockey headlines for June 22, 2018

Friday, June 22, 2018

Barry Trotz hired as new Islanders coach after leaving Stanley Cup champion Capitals (New York Daily News)
Todd Reirden to interview for Capitals’ head-coaching job next week (Washington Post)
Rasmus Dahlin keeps thoughts close before NHL Draft (Buffalo News)
Edmonton Oilers buy out defenceman Eric Gryba (Edmonton Journal)
Ottawa Senators are getting ready for big night at NHL draft (Ottawa Sun)
Stan Bowman says Hawks expect Corey Crawford to be ready for training camp (Chicago Sun-Times)
NHL Is Expected to Bring Another Tkachuk Into the Fold (New York Times)
Rising salary cap still a tight squeeze for Penguins (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Trotz on Capitals negotiations: ‘Wasn’t really sincere’ (Washington Times)
Mum's the word from Sens GM Pierre Dorion on potential deals (Ottawa Sun)
GM Pierre Dorion promises Senators will get back on track (Ottawa Sun)
Will Flyers deal Simmonds at draft? (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Wings’ Athanasiou among top NHL trade targets on draft weekend (Detroit News)
Trotz is next step in Islanders revival — and a big Tavares lure (New York Post)
Draft is Lou's time to begin Isles' makeover (New York Newsday)
Edmonton Oilers general manager Peter Chiarelli taking all calls on 10th overall pick (Edmonton Journal)
Bruins GM Don Sweeney ready to do all kinds of business (Boston Herald)
Blackhawks GM Stan Bowman keeping all his options open ahead of NHL draft (Chicago Sun-Times)
Jarmo Kekalainen could again make news at draft (Columbus Dispatch)
Rangers have some free-agent chips ahead of NHL draft (New York Post)
With a chunk of cap space, Dubas anticipating adding to Leafs roster in coming days, weeks (Toronto Sun)
Flames GM Treliving on alert at NHL Draft (Calgary Herald)
Jets GM taking hard look at assets (Winnipeg Free Press)
Dallas' goal in NHL draft's 1st round is picking player who can become a star of Stars ... can GM Nill get it done? (Dallas Morning News)
Coyotes to draft from 'handful' of players (Arizona Republic)
After reeling in controversial scorer, Panthers enter NHL Draft with open minds (Miami Herald)
Wings under pressure to draft building blocks (Detroit Free Press)
Wild GM Fenton taking patient approach on making moves (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Avalanche enters NHL draft with eight selections, but possibly nine (Denver Post)
No quick fix for sustained success, Habs' Bergevin says (Montreal Gazette)
Dubas prefers depth in Maple Leafs goaltending over trading netminder (Toronto Sun)
Even without 1st-round pick, Penguins will be busy in draft (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Golden Knights content to sit out first round of NHL draft (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Ducks might look to supplement aging core with No. 23 pick of NHL draft (Orange County Register)
Without a first-rounder, Lightning still could have busy draft weekend (Tampa Bay Times)
Capitals’ Stanley Cup defense will begin by bolstering roster at NHL draft (Washington Post)
Canes' likely top pick Svechnikov has been to the NHL Draft, but it wasn't like this (Raleigh News & Observer)
Another Tkachuk lined up to be drafted in NHL (Calgary Herald)
For his next trick, Oliver Wahlstrom will become a high NHL draft pick (Boston Globe)
From Southlake to the NHL: A local hockey prospect hopes to make that a reality this week (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
Hopkins native K'Andre Miller could be first-round pick in NHL draft (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Manitobans to watch at the 2018 NHL draft (Winnipeg Free Press)
Light draft year for Manitobans Could be shutout of first round for first time since 2015 (Winnipeg Sun)
Islanders add 8 more games to Coliseum schedule (New York Newsday)
Back-to-backs kinder to Penguins with 2018-19 schedule (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Flyers' 2018-19 schedule includes brutal December (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Schedule is back-loaded with road games (Columbus Dispatch)
Bruins catch some breaks in 2018-19 schedule (Boston Globe)
Rangers won't face Isles at Nassau Coliseum (New York Newsday)
Flames start off playing Canucks twice to open NHL campaign (Calgary Herald)
2018-19 schedule unveiled: Lightning opens with five straight at home (Tampa Bay Times)
Jets schedule looks manageable (Winnipeg Sun)
Colorado Avalanche 2018-19 regular season schedule announced (Denver Post)
Blues to play 11 of first 15 games at home (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Stars open 2018-19 season with seven of nine at home ... why that's good and bad news (Dallas Morning News)
Blackhawks face 14 back-to-backs, only one four-game homestand in 2018-19 (Chicago Sun-Times)
Wild schedule: Cup champion Capitals at Xcel on Nov. 13 (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)