Hockey headlines for July 4, 2018

Wednesday, July 4, 2018

Hurricanes add defenseman de Haan, opening door for Faulk exit? (Raleigh News & Observer)
Isles re-acquire Matt Martin, agree to 1-year deal with goalie Robin Lehner (New York Newsday)
Coyotes re-sign center Brad Richardson, continue building depth down the middle (Arizona Republic)
Islanders, free-agent goalie Robin Lehner agree on 1-year deal (New York Newsday)
All eyes on Karlsson and the Senators (Ottawa Sun)
Former Oilers No. 1 overall pick Nail Yakupov signs with Russia's SKA St. Petersburg (Edmonton Journal)
Coyotes promote Cohen to president and CEO (Arizona Republic)
With Todd Reirden in place, Capitals close to finished with offseason checklist (Washington Post)
Reirden embraces ‘unique challenge’ with Capitals (Washington Times)
Todd Reirden, Barry Trotz have talked since Capitals promoted Reirden (Washington Times)
Knights among frontrunners in trade talks for Erik Karlsson (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Stars have reportedly 'emerged as a front runner' for Erik Karlsson; Senators 'focusing' on Miro Heiskanen in possible deal (Dallas Morning News)
Bruins sign Sean Kuraly to three-year contract (Boston Globe)
With recent medical clearance, Robby Fabbri signs one-year deal with Blues (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Stars announce signing of restricted free agent LW Remi Elie to one-year deal (Dallas Morning News)
Red Wings not getting younger, continue to value veterans (MLive.com)
Less-heralded forward signings aim to complicate Flames' lineup decisions (Calgary Sun)
No matter their size, Penguins prospects have same goal (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Red Wings' David Pope has 'shot to make the NHL' (Detroit Free Press)
Olympic silver-medallist Yasin Ehliz anxious to impress at Flames camp (Calgary Sun)
Flyers prospect Wade Allison learning during recovery from ACL surgery (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Jets sign forward prospect Skyler McKenzie to three-year deal (Winnipeg Free Press)
Tom Kostopoulos is still teaching young Penguins. But now he's doing it as a coach. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Stanley Cup visits Capital Gazette staff in Annapolis (Washington Times)