Hockey headlines for February 17, 2022

Thursday, February 17, 2022

Golden Knights shut out by Avalanche in Jack Eichel’s debut (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
With Barkov magic and last-minute comeback, Panthers win ‘playoff-style game’ in Carolina (Miami Herald)
Red-hot Scheifele scores three in dominant win over Wild (Winnipeg Free Press)
Claude Giroux says he's yet to talk about a potential trade with Chuck Fletcher (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Marc-André Fleury wants to stay with the Chicago Blackhawks — but if the veteran goalie is traded before the deadline, he ‘would love a chance to win’ (Chicago Tribune)
Golden Knights lose forward off waivers to Maple Leafs (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Canada starts fast, holds off USA rally to win Olympic women's hockey gold medal (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Ugly end to ugly tournament: Canadian men's hockey team bounced in Olympic quarterfinal (Toronto Sun)
Laviolette becomes 10th coach in NHL history to win 700 games (Washington Times)
Commitment to core may give Islanders limited options at NHL trade deadline (New York Post)
Sweden’s Olympic upset leaves 3 Wild players rejoicing … but not their coach (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
A former Bruin sent Team USA home without a men’s hockey medal (Boston Globe)
‘I really lucked out’: Flames’ Muller has fond memories of skating in 1984 Olympics (Calgary Sun)
Marner's instincts, hockey IQ bringing more than just a pile of points for Maple Leafs (Toronto Sun)
Scheifele's hat trick sends Jets to second win in eight days over Wild (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Ducks’ early missed opportunities prove costly in loss to Flames (Orange County Register)
Lightning find a way even without lengthy break (Tampa Bay Times)
Edmonton Oilers enjoying post-firing spike, but will it last? (Edmonton Sun)
Run of good health has Blues flexing muscles on offense (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Penguins shake up middle-six in an effort to spark scoring balance (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Sabres using rotation on defense to rest veterans, evaluate for future (Buffalo News)
Quinn Hughes returns from COVID-19 protocol to power pace of play (Vancouver Province)
Rangers' Chytil healthy again after time off during All-Star break (New York Newsday)
'Maintenance' days for Blues' Kryou and Barbashev in Montreal (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Sharks’ Hill shut down with injury, causing concern as busy stretch looms (San Jose Mercury News)
Ducks rookie Trevor Zegras enduring NHL’s daily grind (Orange County Register)
Capitals’ Joe Snively has been a bright spot for his hometown team (Washington Post)
Braden Schneider, Zac Jones trying to succeed like previous Rangers rookie pair (New York Post)
Canucks prospect Jack Rathbone stretchered off the ice after heavy hit (Vancouver Province)
Rocket defenceman Josh Brook makes long awaited AHL season debut (Montreal Gazette)
Cancelled 2022 U18 Women's World Championship a major blow for two local players' Olympic dreams (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Flyers to donate $500,000 in media assets to local businesses impacted by COVID-19 (Philadelphia Inquirer)