Hockey headlines for June 26, 2019

Wednesday, June 26, 2019

Interim no more, Berube signs three-year deal with Blues (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Arizona Coyotes' John Chayka throws a curveball by trading for two-way center Carl Soderberg (Arizona Republic)
Bruins sign Steven Kampfer to two-year extension (Boston Globe)
Senators add to defensive depth, re-signing Cody Goloubef (Ottawa Sun)
Hayley Wickenheiser headlines 2019 Hockey Hall of Fame class (Toronto Star)
Penguins GM Jim Rutherford chosen for Hockey Hall of Fame (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Capitals defenseman Brooks Orpik announces retirement, calling it ‘a pretty easy decision’ (Washington Post)
They're in! Dallas Stars defenseman Sergei Zubov, forward Guy Carbonneau part of 2019 Hockey Hall of Fame class (Dallas Morning News)
Hockey Hall of Fame calls BC’s Jerry York (Boston Herald)
Former Canadien Guy Carbonneau headed into Hockey Hall of Fame (Montreal Gazette)
Devils great Patrik Elias misses Hockey Hall of Fame induction in 1st year on ballot (NJ.com)
Former Sens captain passed over for Hall of Fame (Ottawa Sun)
Former Sabres winger Alexander Mogilny snubbed again by Hockey Hall of Fame (Buffalo News)
Zubov, Carbonneau among surprise Hockey Hall of Fame picks (Toronto Sun)
Sharks qualify RFAs Meier, Labanc, but let defenseman walk (San Jose Mercury News)
Blackhawks qualify RFAs Perlini and Kampf, part ways with 3 minor-leaguers (Chicago Sun-Times)
Stars do not extend qualifying offers to restricted free agents Brett Ritchie, recently-acquired Ryan Hartman (Dallas Morning News)
Flames tender qualifying offers with all eyes on Tkachuk (Calgary Sun)
Penguins extend qualifying offers to Marcus Pettersson, four other RFAs (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Flyers make qualifying offers to Ivan Provorov, Travis Konecny, Scott Laughton, and Nic Aube-Kubel (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Beaulieu, Morrow become unrestricted free agents: Jets provide qualifying offers for six, let five others go (Winnipeg Sun)
Bruins extend qualifying offers to Charlie McAvoy, Brandon Carlo and Danton Heinen (Boston Globe)
Capitals give qualifying offers to six players, including Jakub Vrana, Andre Burakovsky (Washington Times)
Devils make qualifying offers to 6 players (NJ.com)
Aberg cut loose as Wild makes qualifying offers to seven players (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Canes still have questions to answer on Mrazek, McElhinney, Aho, Williams (Raleigh News & Observer)
What Jack Hughes and P.K. Subban can do for NJ Devils (NorthJersey.com)
Calvin de Haan says he’s ‘nothing flashy,’ but he may be just what the Blackhawks need to complete the rebuild of their defense (Chicago Tribune)
Extension kept Golden Knights’ William Karlsson off trading block (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
After missing 2018-19 season, Stars defenseman Stephen Johns takes huge step toward returning to action (Dallas Morning News)
Vesalainen's one season wiser (Winnipeg Free Press)
Blue Jackets see their future at development camp (Columbus Dispatch)
Kings draftee Lukas Parik aims to prove himself worthy of NHL (Los Angeles Daily News)
Dylan Coghlan serves as inspiration at Golden Knights’ camp (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Wild prospects Boldy, Warren rely on buddy system (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Red Wings’ top pick Moritz Seider getting acclimated at development camp (MLive.com)
Tyler Angle coming off big season in junior hockey (Columbus Dispatch)
Bernard-Docker aiming to turn last season's hiccups into next season's successes (Ottawa Sun)
Isles prospects Dobson, Wilde look to move up a level (New York Newsday)
Robertson's drive makes great first impression at Leafs development camp (Toronto Sun)
LI's Fox working to make impact with Rangers (New York Newsday)
Wings prospect Joe Veleno taking aim at pros after prolific junior career (Detroit News)
Morgan Frost, Joel Farabee want to start Flyers’ careers sooner rather than later (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Tage Thompson among four players with NHL time at Sabres' camp (Buffalo News)
Norris takes on pro dream, with a little help from his friends (Ottawa Citizen)
Neaton following Hellebuyck’s path: Jets 2019 fifth-rounder familiar with No. 1 guy (Winnipeg Sun)
Russian blueline prospect has made biggest jump in Oilers' organization (Edmonton Journal)
Blackhawks finally have a schedule they can love (Chicago Daily Herald)
Blues will have fewer back-to-back sets next season (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Oilers set for five rumbles with the Flames this season (Edmonton Journal)
Blue Jackets’ schedule includes long road trip in March (Columbus Dispatch)
Penguins to open regular season with 4-game homestand (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Trouba to face old team in first game as Ranger (New York Newsday)
Canes’ 2019-2020 schedule includes State Fair, New Year’s Eve games (Raleigh News & Observer)
Jets open with four-game road trip: Tough Eastern swing on tap to start 2019-20 campaign (Winnipeg Sun)
NHL schedule release: Kings to open 2019-20 season against Oilers (Los Angeles Times)
Golden Knights 2019-20 schedule announced by NHL (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Road-heavy start to Sharks’ 2019-20 regular season (San Jose Mercury News)
Isles' home schedule spreads out dates for each venue (New York Newsday)
Colorado Avalanche 2019-20 regular season schedule unveiled (Denver Post)
Wild's schedule announced, season opens with three-game road trip (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
New Jersey Devils announce 2019-20 regular season schedule (NorthJersey.com)
Flyers 2019-20 regular season schedule announced (South Jersey Courier-Post)
Capitals’ 2019-2020 schedule released, revealing daunting October (Washington Times)
Bruins face busy first month in 2019-20 (Boston Herald)
Sabres' 2019-20 schedule has long break to accommodate Sweden trip (Buffalo News)
Canadiens release their complete 2019-20 NHL season schedule (Montreal Gazette)
Maple Leafs will kick off 2019-20 season at home against Senators (Toronto Star)
Former Wild forward Matt Hendricks retires, returns in player development role (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Former Predators forward Ryan Hartman's mom says he wasn't aware he'd been traded by the Flyers (The Tennessean)
'Buffalo got 35,000 new fans': Whitehorse, Yukon, celebrates Sabres picking Dylan Cozens (Buffalo News)