Hockey headlines for February 24, 2021

Wednesday, February 24, 2021

Penguins nab an overtime win vs. Capitals, 3-2, amid Jason Zucker’s injury woes (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Oilers rally from three-goal deficit to knock off Canucks (Edmonton Journal)
Erik Karlsson’s timeline for return pushed back by Sharks (San Jose Mercury News)
Farewell 'Boom-Boom?' Knee injury could end Gunnarsson's time with Blues (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Artemi Panarin assault allegations ‘don’t add up’ for former teammates in Russia (New York Post)
Kreider says Panarin will be missed on and off the ice (New York Newsday)
Rangers need to come together after 'wild' sequence of events (New York Post)
Trading Fleury wouldn’t have sat well with Golden Knights boss (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
NHL moves the Chicago Blackhawks’ postponed February game to May 6 and reschedules 3 other matchups (Chicago Tribune)
NHL announces schedule change for Penguins (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Two Bruins games vs. Flyers, one against Islanders change dates in latest NHL schedule update (Boston Globe)
Blackhawks outlast Blue Jackets in shootout after Brandon Hagel finally scores 1st goal (Chicago Sun-Times)
Forsberg, Tolvanen score power-play goals (The Tennessean)
Senators score dramatic shootout win over Canadiens (Ottawa Sun)
Jackets fall in shootout (Columbus Dispatch)
Dynamic duo arrives to fuel comeback victory (Vancouver Province)
Specials teams hurt the Devils in loss to Buffalo (NorthJersey.com)
Capitals can’t build on previous win over Penguins, end up with 3-2 overtime loss (Washington Post)
Canadiens snatch defeat from jaws of victory after late disallowed goal (Montreal Gazette)
Detroit Red Wings can't find any offense again in 2-0 loss to Nashville Predators (Detroit Free Press)
Jets 'just stay in it' every night (Winnipeg Free Press)
After three weeks without win, Stars running out of lessons to learn from losing (Dallas Morning News)
On-ice fights energize listless Arizona Coyotes, draw praise within team (Arizona Republic)
Well-timed line shuffling pays dividends for Lightning (Tampa Bay Times)
Flyers captain Claude Giroux returns to practice, expected to play Wednesday vs. Rangers (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Hurricanes forward Teuvo Teravainen sidelined with concussion (Raleigh News & Observer)
Keefe: Crucial for third member of Maple Leafs' Matthews-Marner line to know his role (Toronto Sun)
Berube displaying patience with Sanford, despite struggles (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Ducks goaltender Ryan Miller focused on more than milestones (Orange County Register)
Better puck tracking has led to better results for Tristan Jarry (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Ilya Sorokin likely to see more action in goal during busy March (New York Newsday)
Rittich gives Flames a fighting chance if Markstrom misses more time (Calgary Sun)
Kaprizov-Rask-Zuccarello line has Wild offense soaring (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
T.J. Brodie has been a steadying influence on the Maple Leafs’ blue line (Toronto Star)
Flyers’ Nolan Patrick shifted to right wing; coach says he needs to be ‘more involved’ (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Rookie Wahlstrom shows signs of progress for Isles (New York Newsday)
‘Canes’ 2016 first-rounder Jake Bean earns extended NHL stay (Raleigh News & Observer)
Golden Knights announce ticket information for March home games (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
How the Devils feel about bringing back fans (NorthJersey.com)