Hockey headlines for June 26, 2018

Tuesday, June 26, 2018

Rasmus Dahlin on his arrival in Buffalo: 'Finally I'm here' (Buffalo News)
Capitals do not give Devante Smith-Pelly qualifying offer, making him free agent on July 1 (Washington Post)
Penguins re-sign wingers Dominik Simon and Daniel Sprong (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Blackhawks winger Anthony Duclair set to become an unrestricted free agent (Chicago Sun-Times)
Red Wings sign Tyler Bertuzzi, Martin Frk (Detroit Free Press)
Morrow free to go: Game 1 hero becomes unrestricted free agent (Winnipeg Sun)
Golden Knights make qualifying offer to William Karlsson (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Is Daniel Alfredsson headed for the Hall of Fame? (Ottawa Sun)
It’s decision day for the Hockey Hall of Fame (Toronto Star)
Recasting the History of Pro Hockey’s Indigenous Players (New York Times)
Many NHL teams make pitch for Islanders’ John Tavares (New York Newsday)
Maple Leafs first to make pitch to John Tavares (Toronto Sun)
It’d take a lot of maneuvering for the Bruins to land John Tavares (Boston Globe)
The favorite, contenders and dark horses for John Tavares (New York Post)
Jim Rutherford eyes changes … and cap space for Penguins (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Could Anthony Duclair be joining Max Domi in Montreal? (Montreal Gazette)
John Carlson on re-signing with Capitals: ‘It’s my home’ (Washington Times)
Lindholm eager to sign 'long-term deal' with Flames after blockbuster trade (Calgary Herald)
Nylander heads list of Leafs getting qualifying offers (Toronto Sun)
Wild make qualifying offers to Jason Zucker, Matt Dumba and Nick Seeler (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Hurricanes make qualifying offers, sign Di Giuseppe (Raleigh News & Observer)
Sabres will not bring back Antipin, hope to re-sign Wilson as free agent (Buffalo News)
Claesson, Senators part company (Ottawa Citizen)
Flames tender qualifying offers to Lindholm and Hanifin, but let Poirier and Shore walk (Calgary Herald)
Sharks qualify two RFA forwards, but let defenseman walk (San Jose Mercury News)
Stars extend qualifying offers, keep rights to six restricted free agents (Dallas Morning News)
Flyers make 7 qualifying offers but pass on goalie Petr Mrazek (Philadelphia Inquirer)
As Panthers bleed millions annually, Vinnie Viola aims to be 'a very competitive, non-cap team' (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
Penguins don’t qualify Riley Sheahan, but contract talks are ongoing (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Devils extend qualifying offers to 8 players (NorthJersey.com)
Lightning makes qualifying offers to four restricted free agents (Tampa Bay Times)
Rangers top pick Vitali Kravtsov, under contract in KHL, hopes to come over from Russia (New York Daily News)
Carson Meyer working back to health after tapeworm (Columbus Dispatch)
Barrett Hayton, Coyotes kick off prospect camp (Arizona Republic)
No time for celebration: Sabres have a busy post-draft week ahead (Buffalo News)
Blues prospects on display this week at the IceZone (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Svechnikov, Necas to attend Canes' development camp (Raleigh News & Observer)
Michael Rasmussen, Filip Zadina among top picks at Red Wings development camp (MLive.com)
Maple Leaf prospects get set to hit the ice (Toronto Star)
Brady Tkachuk leads cast of Sens prospects at development camp (Ottawa Citizen)
Canes pick Jack Drury trying to live up to a famous hockey name while still making one for himself (Raleigh News & Observer)
Is Bouchard the latest London Knight to be NHL ready? (Edmonton Sun)
Jackets’ Jonathan Davidsson intent on living up to GM’s praise (Columbus Dispatch)
Canadiens draft pick Cam Hillis is 'little engine that never stops' (Montreal Gazette)
Benson, Yamamoto ready to take their shot at the Oilers (Edmonton Sun)
Another Brendan Gallagher for the Canadiens? (Montreal Gazette)
Hurricanes hire Gleason to develop defensemen (Raleigh News & Observer)
Sidney Crosby hangs with Maria Sharapova at Wimbledon (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Hockey fundraiser held at Trump golf course in New Jersey will move after 2018 (Philadelphia Inquirer)