Hockey headlines for March 1, 2022

Tuesday, March 1, 2022

Jake DeBrusk’s hat trick lifts B’s in rout over Kings (Boston Herald)
Blackhawks expected to name Davidson as general manager Tuesday (Chicago Daily-Herald)
Jack Johnson to play in 1,000th career NHL game, 50th with the Avalanche (Denver Post)
Rangers reach two-year deal with Brodzinski (New York Newsday)
International Ice Hockey Federation bans Russia, Belarus teams over Ukraine invasion (USA Today)
NHL condemns Russia, but supporting Russian players (New York Newsday)
Fallout from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine extends to NHL, tennis (Los Angeles Times)
Russia’s attack on Ukraine has ripple effect on NHL (Toronto Sun)
‘I give it to you straight.’ Campbell knows he’s been struggling, vows to turn it around for the Leafs (Toronto Star)
Jake DeBrusk, Bruins end Kings’ 5-game winning streak (Los Angeles Daily News)
Déjà vu in another lopsided loss in New Jersey (Vancouver Province)
Oh, brothers! Quinn, Jack Hughes taking their NHL games to higher level (Vancouver Province)
Lightning move past outdoor game, turn to grind of remaining schedule (Tampa Bay Times)
With a 5-day break, Panthers ‘reboot’ after rare losing streak with two big areas to fix (Miami Herald)
Wild mired in identity crisis as losses pile up: ‘That’s not who we are’ (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Jets must roar like lions in March (Winnipeg Free Press)
Sabres gearing up for busy March that includes Heritage Classic, trade deadline (Buffalo News)
Red Wings work to restore confidence in defensive play (MLive.com)
Canes penalty kill is the best in the NHL. Good thing: The team is shorthanded a lot (Raleigh News & Observer)
Penalty-killing unit has been unsung hero of this Blues season (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Golden Knights wingers sidelined for undisclosed length of time (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Robin Lehner ‘ready to go’ after Knights’ other goalies lifted team (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Gudbranson finds home in Calgary, embraces role on Flames' third pairing and penalty kill (Calgary Herald)
Ducks rookie Trevor Zegras learning to deal with extra attention (Orange County Register)
Wings' Raymond, Seider lean on each other during rookie seasons (Detroit News)
First NHL point in hand, relieved Thomas Harley could continue to thrive next to John Klingberg (Dallas Morning News)
The Flyers send Morgan Frost to the AHL; Nate Thompson back on the ice (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Arizona Coyotes call up promising winger Matias Maccelli (Arizona Republic)
Blackhawks prospect Alex Vlasic has developed the physicality to match his size (Chicago Sun-Times)
Penguins prospect Valtteri Puustinen has been a success in any language (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Ottawa Senators will lift proof of vaccination requirement immediately (Ottawa Sun)
Stastny gave $1,000 to convoy protesters (Winnipeg Free Press)