Hockey headlines for February 8, 2019

Friday, February 8, 2019

In shootout, Kings' turnaround continues with their third win in a row (Los Angeles Times)
Sharks get revenge on Flames with their play, not their fists (San Jose Mercury News)
Jonathan Toews' OT goal gives Blackhawks 6th straight win, moves them within 2 points of playoff spot (Chicago Tribune)
Drouin, Danault spark offence as Canadiens down high-flying Jets (Montreal Gazette)
Missing Mikko: Boudreau calls some players 'a shell' of themselves after loss (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Former Canadiens assistant GM André Boudrias dead at age 75 (Montreal Gazette)
For Stephane Matteau, a Famous Goal Could Not Cover the Darkness (New York Times)
Timing is everything for Eugene Melnyk and the Senators (Ottawa Sun)
The Senators believe the rebuild is on track (Ottawa Sun)
Kings GM Rob Blake says he's looking at deals similar to the Jake Muzzin trade (Los Angeles Times)
Ducks say looming NHL trade deadline not a distraction (Orange County Register)
Red Wings aiming to sign some free agents before trade deadline (MLive.com)
How Henrik Lundqvist will be paying tribute to Mike Richter (New York Post)
Linked by goal and call, Matteau and Rose recall '94 (New York Newsday)
Celebration of 1994 Stanley Cup team will be a thrill for Kevin Shattenkirk, who grew up a Rangers fan (New York Newsday)
Panthers best Penguins in matchup of NHL trade partners (Miami Herald)
Golden Knights end road trip with 4-3 victory over Red Wings (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Edmonton Oilers hold on to third-period lead in win against Minnesota Wild (Edmonton Journal)
Ryan Johansen's OT goal gives Predators win over Stars (The Tennessean)
Blues stun NHL's best team with Schenn's OT goal, Binnington's shutout (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Kuznetsov returns from rough hit, scores OT winner for Capitals (Washington Times)
Teravainen’s overtime goal lifts Hurricanes to 6-5 win over Sabres (Raleigh News & Observer)
Secondary scoring helps in second straight win (Columbus Dispatch)
Cory Schneider shines in NJ Devils' 2-1 shootout loss to Islanders (NorthJersey.com)
Panthers' overtime goal sends Penguins to 3rd straight loss (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Just like the goals against, questions piling up for Sabres (Buffalo News)
Detroit Red Wings get Dylan Larkin back, but winning streak ends at 3 (Detroit Free Press)
Lightning falls to Blues in overtime (Tampa Bay Times)
Goalie John Gibson injured in Ducks’ loss to Senators, their 6th in a row (Orange County Register)
Coyotes beginning to sink in standings with fifth-straight loss (Arizona Republic)
Rare power-play goal salvages point in trip finale (Vancouver Province)
85-second lapse costly in Flames loss to Sharks (Calgary Sun)
Despite loss to Predators, Stars showed how they put an end to their third-period woes (Dallas Morning News)
Hellebuyck stops 48 shots as speedy Habs hammer sluggish Jets 5-2 (Winnipeg Free Press)
Greiss, Islanders top Devils in shootout (New York Newsday)
Sharks' Jones gets better of goaltending battle with Flames' Rittich (Calgary Sun)
Kane stays focused on job, not point streak (Chicago Daily Herald)
Cal Clutterbuck exits with mysterious injury (New York Post)
In battle of traded players, Penguins' Jared McCann gets goal, but Florida gets win (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Stars coach Jim Montgomery on his lineup to start overtime in Nashville: 'It was a hunch' (Dallas Morning News)
Lightning debut alternate jerseys against St. Louis Blues (Tampa Bay Times)
Bruce Cassidy mulling line changes for Bruins (Boston Herald)
Murray, Schultz closer to returning from Penguins' injured list than Malkin, Aston-Reese (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Flyers goalie Brian Elliott almost ready, but he may go to Phantoms for brief stint (Philly.com)
Concussion knowledge easing Thomas Hickey’s slow Islanders return (New York Post)
Golden Knights goaltender Maxime Lagace savors time in NHL (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Stars recall goaltender Landon Bow with Ben Bishop unable to back up against Nashville (Dallas Morning News)
Corey Crawford's infatuation with cars has been building since he was a teen. His top speed? 'I don’t think I'm allowed to say.' (Chicago Tribune)