Hockey headlines for February 15, 2021

Monday, February 15, 2021

Knights top Avalanche in heavyweight showdown (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Goaltender Tristan Jarry leads Penguins past Capitals (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Steven Stamkos comes off COVID-19 protocol list (Tampa Bay Times)
Travis Konecny added to Flyers’ COVID-19 list, Travis Sanheim removed; team will return to ice Monday (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Only 5 Devils remain in COVID protocols after 8 more players exit (NJ.com)
Danny DeKeyser's future in Detroit hazy, defenseman put on waivers (Detroit News)
Canadiens place veteran forward Paul Byron on waivers (Montreal Gazette)
Aquilini goes on the power play to downgrade scrutiny storm (Vancouver Province)
With Indoor Rinks Closed, Players Turn to ‘Speakeasy Hockey’ (New York Times)
MLSE gives rapid antigen tests to employees in bid to keep COVID-19 at bay (Globe & Mail)
How Adam Fox went from lifelong fan to irreplaceable Rangers star (New York Post)
As energy returns after Covid-19 bout, Sabres coach Ralph Krueger thrilled by return (Buffalo News)
Lamoriello uncertain when Isles will have fans at Coliseum (New York Newsday)
Penguins separate late to deal Capitals fourth straight loss (Washington Times)
Alex Pietrangelo keeps Avalanche’s Nathan MacKinnon in check (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Penguins’ push to get defensemen involved in the attack paid off versus Capitals (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Blackhawks have found stellar first line in Patrick Kane with Alex DeBrincat, Pius Suter (Chicago Sun-Times)
Blues' depth to be tested as injuries hit team's forwards (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Ducks coach on division race: ‘Every team can win and every team is beatable’ (Orange County Register)
‘No restrictions.’ Jumbo Joe Thornton returns to the Maple Leafs lineup in a time of need (Toronto Star)
San Jose Sharks place defenseman on injured reserve (San Jose Mercury News)
After bout with COVID-19, Marcus Johansson switches positions for Wild (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Domi aiming to help Jackets in 'hybrid' role (Columbus Dispatch)
Wild needs Jordan Greenway's growth into an NHL force to continue (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Lightning’s Gemel Smith shows he’s ready for opportunity (Tampa Bay Times)
How Stars prized defenseman Thomas Harley is making most of AHL stint to become complete player (Dallas Morning News)
Penguins recall goaltender Maxime Lagace from taxi squad (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Par Lindholm headed back to Sweden after being released by Bruins (Boston Globe)