Hockey headlines for March 6, 2022

Sunday, March 6, 2022

Nash 'humbled and so honored' by Blue Jackets' number retirement (Columbus Dispatch)
Nashville Predators have largest margin of victory in 13 years with blowout of Sharks (The Tennessean)
Avalanche stumbles in consecutive games with overtime home loss to Flames (Denver Post)
Anton Lundell’s multi-goal game highlights Florida Panthers’ rout of Detroit Red Wings (Miami Herald)
Coyotes rip Senators; Schmaltz sets Coyotes record with seven points in single game (Arizona Republic)
The playoff dream lives (Vancouver Province)
Golden Knights defenseman signs contract extension (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Ducks GM Pat Verbeek reiterates desire to re-sign Hampus Lindholm, others (Orange County Register)
As the trade deadline approaches, has Casey DeSmith's surge diminished the need in net? (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Jonathan Toews still believes in himself and the Blackhawks, even as rebuild looms (Chicago Sun-Times)
Craig Anderson closing in on 300th win after 'tough start' to 'remarkable' career (Buffalo News)
Canadiens pile on the points with western swing (Montreal Gazette)
Islanders put in strong effort to defeat Blues (New York Newsday)
The Flyers close out in the third period and beat the Blackhawks, 4-3 (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Capitals continue resurgence, pull away from Kraken (Washington Post)
Maple Leafs defence undermines offence in loss to Vancouver (Toronto Sun)
Wings overpowered by elite Panthers, 6-2, in Florida (Detroit Free Press)
Once again, no afternoon delight for Blues in loss to Islanders (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Dylan Strome scores twice, but the Chicago Blackhawks cough up a late lead in a loss to the Philadelphia Flyers (Chicago Tribune)
Despite a more complete roster, Kraken fall 5-2 to Capitals (Seattle Times)
Predators hand Sharks worst home shutout loss since Cow Palace days (San Jose Mercury News)
Montreal Canadiens whip tired and careless Edmonton Oilers (Edmonton Journal)
Canadiens still riding new coach wave while Oilers losing steam (Edmonton Sun)
Kraken captain Mark Giordano reflects on ‘up-and-down journey’ to NHL as he plays 1,000th game (Seattle Times)
Islanders placing Zdeno Chara on IR comes with surprise Parker Wotherspoon call-up (New York Post)
Mika Zibanejad, Chris Kreider giving Rangers a lift (New York Post)
Penguins' Mark Friedman on agitating opponents: 'I kind of love doing it' (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Mason Marchment is ‘living the dream’ and becoming a key contributor for the Florida Panthers (Miami Herald)