Hockey headlines for September 10, 2019

Tuesday, September 10, 2019

Blue Jackets, Zach Werenski agree to three-year, $15 million contract (Columbus Dispatch)
NJ Devils' Pavel Zacha may be headed to KHL, report says (NorthJersey.com)
Ducks in talks to acquire Hurricanes defenseman Justin Faulk (Orange County Register)
Brooks Orpik returns to Capitals in player development role (Washington Times)
Canadiens owner Geoff Molson has message for Andrei Markov (Montreal Gazette)
Werenski deal with Blue Jackets could break NHL RFA logjam (Toronto Sun)
Jets Chevy not sweating Laine, Connor deals -- yet (Winnipeg Sun)
Edmonton Oilers hope changes translate into playoff spot (Edmonton Journal)
Bruins GM Don Sweeney gets better gauge of restricted free agent market (Boston Herald)
Nugent-Hopkins on Puljujarvi: "Too bad it had to go this far." (Edmonton Journal)
Krueger's prep for first camp as Sabres coach includes working with Ristolainen (Buffalo News)
Coach Julien says Canadiens will focus on the power play at training camp (Montreal Gazette)
Sabres' Ralph Krueger looking forward to Rasmus Ristolainen at camp (Buffalo News)
Chicago Wolves’ Rocky Thompson remains hot coaching prospect (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Groin issue lingers with Patrice Bergeron, but he believes he’ll be ready (Boston Globe)
Barrett Hayton — not Phil Kessel — may end up being the Coyotes' biggest roster addition (Arizona Republic)
Tavares talks about Maple Leafs captaincy (Toronto Sun)
Isles' Sebastian Aho ready to return to NHL (New York Newsday)
Reinke hopes to find a spot on crowded Blues blueline (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Perreault happy to stick around (Winnipeg Free Press)
After nearly 100 games last season, Wild's Greenway eager for more (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Superstar treatment could become norm for Penguins winger Jake Guentzel (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Flyers defenseman Samuel Morin hungry to show he belongs in the NHL (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Flames first-rounder Pelletier pumped for Saddledome debut (Calgary Sun)
After KHL adventure, Shore joins Maple Leafs (Toronto Sun)
Kaapo Kakko delivers insane Rangers performance (New York Post)
Chase Pearson’s hat trick sends Red Wings prospects to championship game (MLive.com)
Jets prospects don't shine bright enough to beat Sens (Winnipeg Free Press)
Nathan Legare, Samuel Poulin help Penguins prospects win Buffalo rookie tournament (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Canadiens' Phillip Danault makes case for more time on power play (Montreal Gazette)
Flyers goalie prospect Felix Sandstrom catching team’s attention with strong rookie camp (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Glass sacrifices production to set example for young Knights (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Brandon Hagel crushed after Blackhawks finish last in Traverse City tournament division (Chicago Sun-Times)
Frustrated by last year’s showing, Morgan Frost looking for a real shot with Flyers (South Jersey Courier-Post)
Ottawa Senators close out rookie tournament with a 3-0 record (Ottawa Sun)
MacKenzie Entwistle is getting an early start on his bid for a Blackhawks roster spot with a strong showing in the NHL Prospect Tournament (Chicago Tribune)
Casey Fitzgerald's flying fists give Sabres prospects a spark in loss to Penguins (Buffalo News)
Der-Arguchintsev aiming high for 2019-20, looking to put underwhelming season behind him (Toronto Sun)
Sabres' Matej Pekar, 'a scrappy guy' loved by teammates, despised by opponents (Buffalo News)
Adam Erne looks to provide physical presence on Red Wings’ fourth line (MLive.com)
Ostap Safin has ground to pick up in Oilers organizational depth chart (Edmonton Sun)
Training camp to help Red Wings sort out young forwards, begin transition on defense (Detroit News)
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton's Mike Vellucci brings fighting spirit to dual role (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Chris Kelly begins second career in Black and Gold (Boston Herald)
Lightning play-by-play broadcaster Rick Peckham will retire (Tampa Bay Times)
Jake Guentzel gives Penguins fans a belated birthday present to remember (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)