Hockey headlines for May 15, 2018

Tuesday, May 15, 2018

Golden Knights tie series with 3-1 victory over Jets (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Capitals defenseman Michal Kempny fined for cross-checking Tampa Bay’s Cedric Paquette (Washington Post)
Predators' Ryan Ellis open to extension; Scott Hartnell, Alexei Emelin won't return (The Tennessean)
Judge deliberating concussion lawsuit has attention of NHL, ex-players (Buffalo News)
After 'the impossible': Penguins-Islanders 25 years later (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Elite NHL defencemen are rare breed (Edmonton Journal)
Leafs' Babcock on Matthews: It's not going to be rosy every day (Toronto Sun)
Hextall: Legalized sports gambling won't affect NHL players (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Jets’ early lapse surrenders home-ice edge to Golden Knights (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Pursuit isn't the Jets' strong suit (Winnipeg Free Press)
Jets lose home-ice advantage but that’s not likely to faze them (Winnipeg Sun)
Knights’ Tatar delivers on investment with first goal vs. Jets (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Scheifele on fire, but only number he cares about is how many wins left to hoist Cup (Winnipeg Free Press)
Jets winning in playoffs with very similar lineup to team that missed playoffs last year (Winnipeg Sun)
Looser Capitals have history on their side (Washington Times)
What could change in Game 3 beyond the venue (Tampa Bay Times)
In what could be his last run with Capitals, relentless Jay Beagle refuses to yield (Washington Post)
Wild castoffs Erik Haula, Alex Tuch enjoying deep playoff run with Golden Knights (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Blue Jackets exploring offseason options to improve at center (Columbus Dispatch)
Red Wings desperate for difference-makers on defense (Detroit News)
Wings prospect Libor Sulak having good tourney (Detroit Free Press)
Since stint with Flyers, goalie Alex Lyon has taken off (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Red Wings' goalie prospect Kaden Fulcher reaches Memorial Cup (MLive.com)