Hockey headlines for February 2, 2025

Sunday, February 2, 2025

Sharks trade pending UFAs Mikael Granlund, Cody Ceci to Dallas Stars (San Jose Mercury News)
Bruins crush Rangers to spoil J.T. Miller’s brilliant two-goal return (New York Post)
Morrissey scores in overtime against the Capitals to secure a sixth consecutive win for the Jets (Winnipeg Free Press)
Isles' winning streak hits seven with OT victory over Lightning (New York Newsday)
Penguins respond the right way after the Marcus Pettersson trade, shut out the Predators at home (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Joseph Woll and Maple Leafs hang on for thriller over Oilers (Toronto Sun)
Flames netminder Dustin Wolf named NHL’s rookie of month (Calgary Sun)
Patrik Allvin said he had no choice but to move J.T. Miller (Vancouver Province)
Kyle Dubas continues to reshape Penguins with trade of Marcus Pettersson, Drew O’Connor (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Clock ticking on Ottawa Senators with NHL trade deadline set for March 7 (Ottawa Sun)
Morgan Frost, Joel Farabee arrive in Calgary excited to make mark with Flames (Calgary Sun)
Flyers say goodbye to Joel Farabee and Morgan Frost after trade: ‘It’s the worst part of the game’ (Philadelphia Inquirer)
David Pastrnak hat trick sparks Bruins to 6-3 win (Boston Herald)
Ottawa Senators slam Minnesota Wild to the mat with convincing win (Ottawa Sun)
Panthers handle Blackhawks as Paul Maurice secures 900th coaching victory (Miami Herald)
Red Wings douse Flames for fifth consecutive victory (Detroit News)
Wild knocked off their game in Ottawa (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
In battle of NHL’s best, Capitals rally but can’t deny Jets in overtime (Washington Post)
Retroactive offside sinks Edmonton Oilers' chance to tie Leafs late (Edmonton Sun)
Nashville Predators lose 3-0 to the Pittsburgh Penguins, drop fourth straight game (The Tennessean)
Too little, too late for Hurricanes: Kings hold off Carolina in 4-2 win in Raleigh (Raleigh News & Observer)
Opportunities don’t match output in another Lightning loss (Tampa Bay Times)
Wild crater in 6-0 loss to Ottawa that ends their three-game winning streak (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Blackhawks' practice with breakouts yields no fruit in blowout loss to Panthers (Chicago Sun-Times)
J.T. Miller makes immediate impact in Rangers return with two goals (New York Post)
His recovery from injury ‘felt like forever.’ Panthers’ Gadjovich rewarded in his return (Miami Herald)
Newly acquired Danton Heinen, Vincent Desharnais jump right into Penguins lineup (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Trocheck emotional about playing with best friend J.T. Miller (New York Newsday)
Trump's tariff's spark jeers for U.S. anthem at Ottawa arena (Ottawa Sun)
Islanders goalie Varlamov is out indefinitely, Lamoriello says (New York Newsday)
Stars defenseman Nils Lundkvist ruled out for season due to shoulder surgery (Dallas Morning News)
Injured Leaf Jani Hakanpaa ends comeback bid for 4 Nations Faceoff (Toronto Sun)
Islanders provide update on progress of injured defensemen (New York Post)
Blues put Thomas, Buchnevich, Kyrou back together for practice in Utah amid four-game skid (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Wild center Marco Rossi seeks perfection, but plays a game of uncertain bounces (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Canadiens call up Owen Beck and Logan Mailloux from Laval (Montreal Gazette)
Is help from prospect Isaac Howard on the horizon for the Lightning? (Tampa Bay Times)
Blackhawks prospect Nick Lardis is a 'goal-scoring machine,' and he wants to translate that (Chicago Sun-Times)
Former Red Wing Jiri Fischer measures life, Shocks and Saves success (MLive.com)