Hockey headlines for March 6, 2021

Saturday, March 6, 2021

Bruins pummel Caps after ‘cheap shot’ injures Brandon Carlo (Boston Herald)
Golden Knights edge rival Sharks in OT (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Sans star center Nathan MacKinnon, Avalanche defeats Anaheim in overtime (Denver Post)
Blackhawks beat Lightning in shootout, channelling Brent Seabrook’s inspiration (Chicago Sun-Times)
Brent Seabrook, who won 3 Stanley Cups with the Chicago Blackhawks, says his playing career is over after 15 seasons because of injuries: ‘I don’t know if it was a decision I made or my body made for me.’ (Chicago Tribune)
Sutter returns to Flames with ‘unfinished business’ on his mind (Calgary Sun)
San Jose Sharks winger added to NHL’s COVID-19 list (San Jose Mercury News)
'Miracle' hockey star Mark Pavelich found dead in treatment center (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Brantford’s Lord Mayor, Walter Gretzky, stayed true to his roots (Globe & Mail)
Hockey Legend Wayne Gretzky Shared His Father With a Nation (New York Times)
Walter Gretzky was the most famous hockey dad in world (Edmonton Journal)
Sharks’ Logan Couture explains how he first met Walter Gretzky (San Jose Mercury News)
Flames assistant coach Huska will run bench until Sutter’s arrival (Calgary Sun)
Flames ready for ‘hard-ass’ coach: ‘When you get the result, it’s worth it’ (Calgary Sun)
Flames players hear message loud and clear after Ward firing (Calgary Sun)
Canadian teams have already sent a pair of bench bosses packing (Winnipeg Free Press)
Sabres GM Adams: Everything, including Ralph Krueger and roster, being 'evaluated' (Buffalo News)
Why this is Morgan Rielly’s best shot at the Norris Trophy, with an assist from someone who should know (Toronto Star)
Canadiens expected Carey Price to struggle, Stéphane Waite says (Montreal Gazette)
Wild's 5-1 victory in Arizona more than a highlight-reel show (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Hoffman's blast gives Blues 3-2 overtime win in LA (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Kings allow late equalizer, lose to Blues in OT (Los Angeles Daily News)
Ducks fall to depleted Avalanche in OT (Orange County Register)
Minnesota Wild thump Arizona Coyotes in season's first meeting between both teams (Arizona Republic)
Sharks erase three-goal deficit, lose to Golden Knights in OT (San Jose Mercury News)
Bruins handle Capitals in a chippy game that followed a chippy game two days earlier (Washington Post)
Lightning fall to Blackhawks in shootout (Tampa Bay Times)
Wild veteran Zach Parise returns from healthy scratch on line with Kevin Fiala (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Penguins up front about defensive issues around net (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Blue Jackets' defensive play rounding into form (Columbus Dispatch)
The cruel reality is the Dallas Stars are sinking to the bottom and a turnaround is becoming even more unlikely (Dallas Morning News)
David Quinn explains why he benched Rangers star (New York Post)
Brian Dumoulin, others appear poised to return to Penguins lineup (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Rangers' Shesterkin day-to-day with groin strain (New York Newsday)
Rangers' young gun set to return (New York Post)
Jets' Perreault hasn't turned back the clock, he's just doing what he's always done (Winnipeg Sun)
P.O Joseph among 2 assigned to Penguins’ AHL affiliate (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Blackhawks moving toward purchasing Rockford IceHogs while increasing focus on AHL development (Chicago Sun-Times)