Hockey headlines for June 27, 2019

Thursday, June 27, 2019

Florida Panthers goaltender Roberto Luongo retiring after 19 NHL seasons (Miami Herald)
Golden Knights trade Erik Haula to Carolina for prospect (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Flyers re-sign Brian Elliott to one-year, $2 million deal (South Jersey Courier-Post)
Canadiens sign defenceman Mike Reilly to two-year contract (Montreal Gazette)
Penguins re-sign Zach Trotman, Kevin Czuczman to two-year deals (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
The long and the short of new-age NHL goaltending (Ottawa Citizen)
Berube made Armstrong's candidate list disappear (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Free-agent centre Matt Duchene meets with Canadiens: report (Montreal Gazette)
Free agent Matt Duchene expected to visit Predators on Thursday: report (The Tennessean)
Artemi Panarin has Rangers on radar, but they’re not the favorite (New York Post)
Could Oskar Steen answer one of Bruins’ biggest questions? (Boston Herald)
Predators not standing pat this summer, as P.K. Subban trade shows (The Tennessean)
No Mitch Marner, but busy Day 2 at Leafs camp (Toronto Star)
Senators to try something different by cutting down the development camp roster (Ottawa Citizen)
Bruins draft picks get feet wet at development camp (Boston Herald)
At development camp, Capitals teach prospects the NHL culture (Washington Times)
Kakko enjoys interaction with fans at prospect camp (New York Newsday)
Troy Terry returns to Ducks 3 months after breaking leg (Orange County Register)
Another Rangers first-rounder skates circles around Kakko, other prospects (New York Post)
Defenseman Oskari Laaksonen steps into spotlight at Sabres camp (Buffalo News)
Lassi Thomson could be headed back to Finland to hone his skills next season (Ottawa Sun)
1st-rounder Samuel Poulin aiming to play for Penguins right away (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
D-man reaffirms plan to return to school despite Jets opportunity (Winnipeg Free Press)
Alex Turcotte, Kings’ top pick, already a big deal here (Los Angeles Daily News)
Prep rivals nearly inseparable at Golden Knights development camp (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Conor Timmins is back in the fold for the Avalanche (Denver Post)
Trey Fix-Wolansky comes a long way in one year for Columbus Blue Jackets (Columbus Dispatch)
Tage Thompson dealing with circumstance in wake of Blues' Stanley Cup run (Buffalo News)
Suess a serious-minded senior at Jets summer camp (Winnipeg Free Press)
Bruins’ Axel Andersson back for critical camp (Boston Herald)
Now healthy, center German Rubtsov trying to work his way into Flyers’ plans (Philadelphia Inquirer)
The ‘other’ Matt Murray embraces attending Penguins camp (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Filip Johansson hopes to live up to billing as Wild's top 2018 draft pick (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
One to grow on: Red Wings 'excited' about big potential of draft pick Albert Johansson (Detroit News)
Isles prospect Soderstrom putting health first (New York Newsday)
Chisholm wants more: Jets D prospect coming off strong season (Winnipeg Sun)
Penguins goalie prospect Emil Larmi gets crash course in American hockey, culture (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Gustavsson willing to take his time before cracking the big time with Senators (Ottawa Citizen)
How Tye Felhaber's historic season in the OHL makes him one of the Stars' most intriguing prospects (Dallas Morning News)
Red Wings prospect Albin Grewe eager to agitate NHL opponents in future (MLive.com)
Arizona Coyotes bring in 5-foot-3 Sean Dhooghe for prospect development camp (Arizona Republic)
Penguins prospect Jordy Bellerive travels tough road to recovery after campfire explosion (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Oilers draft childhood teammates from Hemsky's hometown (Edmonton Journal)
Ethan Phillips has special connection to a Detroit Red Wings legend (Detroit Free Press)
Prospects reunited at camp (Columbus Dispatch)
Former defenseman Nick Schultz among three named to Flyers staff (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Vancouver Canucks development department loses Scott Walker to Arizona Coyotes (Vancouver Province)
Avalanche’s Cale Makar, Tyson Jost will have childhood memories come to life in outdoor game at Falcon Stadium (Denver Post)