Hockey headlines for September 16, 2018

Sunday, September 16, 2018

In the Bruins’ preseason opener in China, Ryan Donato was quick to impress (Boston Globe)
Erik Karlsson ‘introduces’ himself to San Jose. But when might he get here? (San Jose Mercury News)
Lightning’s Jake Dotchin clears waivers (Tampa Bay Times)
End may be near for Quenneville, Bowman (Chicago Daily Herald)
Miles Wood wants to be at Devils training camp, agent says (NJ.com)
Anders Lee isn’t going to push Islanders for new contract — yet (New York Post)
David Quinn pushes Rangers hard on Day 1 (New York Post)
For Stars and Ben Bishop, it's now about experience and athleticism, not past injuries (Dallas Morning News)
NJ Devils' Cory Schneider takes next step in rehab from hip surgery (NorthJersey.com)
Henrik Lundqvist happy to be part of Rangers' rebuild (New York Newsday)
Allen's offseason: Joy mixed with hometown tragedy and back spasms (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Training camp is grueling for goalies too, Penguins' Matt Murray insists (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Once a favored son, Flyers' Anthony Stolarz looks to regain his footing in crowded goalie field (Philadelphia Daily News)
Hungry Lindgren remains Canadiens' backup for the future (Montreal Gazette)
Jonathan Toews puts pressure on himself for bounce-back season (Chicago Sun-Times)
Nearing 30, Patrick Kane is revitalized and ready to get the Blackhawks back to the playoffs (Chicago Tribune)
Tavares and Marner killing it at Leafs camp (Toronto Star)
Ducks seek faster tempo, starting with Corey Perry (Orange County Register)
Approaching 39, Blackhawks’ Chris Kunitz believes he still has more to offer (Chicago Sun-Times)
Jakob Chychrun's absence leaves a void at defenseman for Arizona Coyotes (Arizona Republic)
Red Wings' Athanasiou likely to soak up Zetterberg's minutes (Detroit News)
Zaitsev ready to regain a strong grip on his confidence after a memorable summer (Toronto Sun)
Brandon Dubinsky’s hard work sets stage for rebound (Columbus Dispatch)
Penguins defenseman Justin Schultz wants more confidence and points (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Dano drops weight: Jets winger in better shape as he reaches career crossroads (Winnipeg Sun)
Brandon Pirri faces uphill battle to make Golden Knights roster (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Oilers' tryout winger Alex Chiasson still basking in Stanley Cup glow (Edmonton Sun)
Simon Després looking for another shot in NHL with Canadiens (Montreal Gazette)
Kings expect Alex Iafallo to do more in his second year (Los Angeles Daily News)
Julius Honka excited to play in Stars' new style: 'I really haven't had a chance to bring my best out of me yet.' (Dallas Morning News)
Wild's Greenway, 'biggest guy on the ice,' seeks to build confidence (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Blue Jackets see potential at center (Columbus Dispatch)
Evgeny Kuznetsov could be part of the Capitals’ new penalty-killing plan (Washington Post)
Huberdeau, Trocheck and Hoffman aiming to build chemistry on Panthers' loaded second line (Miami Herald)
Wild hope Nick Seeler-Greg Pateryn pairing brings ‘grittier’ feel to lineup (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Tierney, DeMelo and Balcers skate with Sens for the first time (Ottawa Citizen)
Detroit Red Wings' Filip Zadina thrilled to play on line with veterans (Detroit Free Press)
Formenton fast becoming part of the Senators' roster picture (Ottawa Citizen)
Heinen seeks top-six winger job with Bruins (Boston Herald)
Oilers' Cooper Marody played with Josh Norris, key part of Karlsson trade (Edmonton Sun)
Henri Jokiharju, 19, battling for Blackhawks roster spot: 'He could find a way' (Chicago Tribune)
Juuso Riikola is getting noticed while batting for a Penguins roster spot (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Phil Myers not so ‘star struck’ anymore (South Jersey Courier-Post)
Cleared for takeoff, the Avalanche’s Nikita Zadorov has learned his lesson (Denver Post)
Isles' return to Coliseum evokes memories (New York Newsday)
Mike Sullivan loses his first and best coach — his dad (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)