Hockey headlines for June 8, 2022

Wednesday, June 8, 2022

Lightning dominate, even conference final with Rangers (Tampa Bay Times)
Evander Kane uncertain on future with Edmonton Oilers (Edmonton Journal)
Kraken goaltender Chris Driedger has surgery on torn ACL, expected to miss part of season (Seattle Times)
Blue Jackets sign Roslovic to contract extension (Columbus Dispatch)
Stars forward Denis Gurianov’s one-year extension provides positives for both sides (Dallas Morning News)
Bruins ink German defenseman (Boston Herald)
Canucks sign Swedish prospect forward Nils Åman (Vancouver Province)
P.K. Subban becomes first NJ Devils player to win King Clancy Memorial Trophy (NorthJersey.com)
Canadiens name Marie-Philip Poulin as player development consultant (Montreal Gazette)
Devils, Sixers owner Josh Harris officially loses out on buying Denver Broncos (NJ.com)
Oilers lick their wounds, look to next year after impressive run (Globe & Mail)
Canadian broadcasters given 'unprecedented' ability to force internet providers to block illegal NHL streams (National Post)
General manager Don Sweeney concedes that Bruins could be facing a rebuild after firing Bruce Cassidy (Boston Globe)
Sabres finally out of NHL coaching carousel, which spun faster with Boston's surprise firing of Bruce Cassidy (Buffalo News)
Former Griffins and Bruins coach Bruce Cassidy available for Red Wings (MLive.com)
Devils’ P.K. Subban wins Clancy Trophy; Ducks’ Ryan Getzlaf a runner-up (Orange County Register)
Rangers’ Mika Zibanejad bottled up by Lightning checking line (New York Post)
Rangers, Artemi Panarin couldn’t generate enough offense (New York Post)
Gerard Gallant shaking up lines couldn’t spark Rangers’ offense (New York Post)
Rangers coach: Ryan Strome day to day, Filip Chytil ‘should be fine’ (New York Post)
Edmonton Oilers prove they have the mettle to be a Cup contender (Edmonton Sun)
It was a heck of a ride, but Edmonton Oilers wanted rings, not participation medals (Edmonton Sun)
Stanley Cup Final-bound Avalanche is 12-2 in postseason (7-0 on the road) with eight comeback wins. They’re all club records (Denver Post)
Defence prospect Mackey chasing Calder Cup, then full-time job with Flames (Calgary Sun)
Laval Rocket players hope to make mark as Canadiens' brass takes stock (Montreal Gazette)
Tennessee Titans OL Taylor Lewan, eccentric Predators fan, got a visit from the Stanley Cup (The Tennessean)