Hockey headlines for July 10, 2018

Tuesday, July 10, 2018

Sabres sign No. 1 draft pick Dahlin to entry-level deal (Buffalo News)
Islanders sign Jan Kovar from KHL to 1-year deal, adding depth at center (New York Newsday)
Penguins add four minor league free agents (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Canadiens hire Luke Richardson as an assistant coach (Montreal Gazette)
Canes assistant coach Steve Smith resigns (Raleigh News & Observer)
Ducks to retire jerseys of Paul Kariya and Scott Niedermayer (Orange County Register)
'I'm excited about the future,' Geoff Molson says of Habs (Montreal Gazette)
Lou Lamoriello excited about Islanders’ future home at Belmont Park (New York Newsday)
Burrows blames himself for not "doing something" about problems in Senators room (Ottawa Citizen)
Carey Price's father says goalie remains loyal to the Canadiens (Montreal Gazette)
Blue Jackets need best sales pitch with Artemi Panarin (Columbus Dispatch)
Agent change could be delaying Patrick Maroon's decision (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Might Detroit Red Wings trade Andreas Athanasiou? It wouldn't surprise (Detroit Free Press)
After awful year, Scott Darling tries to rise again. Can he save his career – and the Canes? (Raleigh News & Observer)
Penguins' Guentzel gives advice to smaller players (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Gustav Lindstrom's path to Detroit going through Sweden (Detroit News)
Rangers and their top pick agree to wait a year for each other (New York Post)
Blackhawks announce roster for next week's development camp (Chicago Tribune)
Prospects plan to live by Flames' camp t-shirt motto (Calgary Sun)
Late-blooming Red Wings prospect David Pope has shooter's mentality (MLive.com)
Flames defenceman Prout plans to prove he still belongs at NHL level (Calgary Sun)
‘We’re going to see a huge uptick.’ Hockey participation spike expected after Capitals’ Cup win. (Washington Post)