Hockey headlines for June 28, 2019

Friday, June 28, 2019

Gunnarsson accepts less to re-sign with Blues; Maroon remains unsigned (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Is Patrick Marleau on his way back to San Jose? (San Jose Mercury News)
Stars sign defenseman Taylor Fedun to two-year, two-way contract, bringing back depth on the blue line (Dallas Morning News)
Senators re-sign forward Jack Rodewald (Ottawa Citizen)
Ledecky expects Belmont groundbreaking this summer (New York Newsday)
New Hockey Hall of Famer Hayley Wickenheiser wouldn't be denied (Toronto Sun)
Capitals have little work to do when NHL free agency opens (Washington Times)
The fun starts Monday as Florida Panthers look to be players in free agency (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
George McPhee says Golden Knights aren’t done dealing (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Leafs' Nylander's advice to Marner: Avoid social media (Toronto Sun)
Ducks coach Dallas Eakins reaching out to veteran players to forge bonds (Orange County Register)
Sternschein stands out at Isles' prospects scrimmages (New York Newsday)
Flyers prospects ready for scrimmages to ‘show what we’ve learned’ (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Jack Studnicka, top Bruins prospect, ready to fight for a job (Boston Herald)
Canadiens prospect Nick Suzuki hopes to earn spot in NHL next season (Montreal Gazette)
Stanley's development steady as Moose mainstay (Winnipeg Free Press)
Goalie of future Spencer Knight hits ice for Panthers (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
Red Wings ‘goalie of the future’ Filip Larsson prepares for Grand Rapids (MLive.com)
The 'other' Matt Murray is a fascinating tale at Penguins camp (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Will we see Bouchard, Samorukov and Broberg anchoring D down road? (Edmonton Journal)
From newbie to veteran: Batherson and Formenton trying to show the way to the NHL (Ottawa Citizen)
Lightning prospects Magnus Chrona and Hugo Alnefelt go way back (Tampa Bay Times)
Stefanson, Mullin cross paths again: MJHL graduates come together at Jets development camp (Winnipeg Sun)
Canes’ Suzuki, Cotton: same position, same goal, different paths (Raleigh News & Observer)
Judd Caulfield a shining example of USA Hockey's National Team Development Program's rise (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Golden Knights prospect Marcus Kallionkieli weighs options (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
For Rasmus Kupari and the Kings, the future could be now (Los Angeles Times)
Jakub Lauko is ready to make an impact with Bruins (Boston Herald)
Wild prospect Marshall Warren parlays figure skating background into NHL opportunity (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Russian prospect could help add depth to Rangers' defense (New York Post)
Penguins defense prospect Clayton Phillips looking for fresh start in college hockey (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Flyers prospect Wade Allison isn’t thinking about what-ifs as he takes the long road back from knee injury (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Jonathon Davidsson: Optimistic about making it with the Senators (Ottawa Citizen)
Smallish Otto Kivenmaki makes big strides in dream to make Red Wings (Detroit News)
Brandon Hawkins, 25, brings different point of view to Penguins prospect camp (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
McGing a little forward hoping to make a big mark (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Likely departures give Liam Foudy chance to make Columbus Blue Jackets’ roster (Columbus Dispatch)
Just how valuable is Stars prospect Riley Damiani? Look no further than his 'dead on' passing skills (Dallas Morning News)
Golden Knights’ Mason Primeau won’t rest on family’s laurels (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Matthew Boucher, son of former Penguins defenseman, returns to ‘Mario’s place’ (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
After debut college season, Austin Lemieux back at Penguins camp (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Rangers center believes returning to college is way to go (New York Post)
Avalanche development camp: Michael Davies plans on returning to DU, but … (Denver Post)
Scottsdale native Erik Middendorf gets call to join Coyotes camp (Arizona Republic)
11 seasons as an NHL player prepare Matt Hendricks for new role with the Wild (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Jeanneret to return as play-by-play announcer for his 49th Sabres season (Buffalo News)