Hockey headlines for March 15, 2022

Tuesday, March 15, 2022

Matthews pays price for finally boiling over, suspended two games by the NHL (Toronto Sun)
Nick Schmaltz shines again as Arizona Coyotes steal victory from Ottawa Senators (Ottawa Citizen)
Avalanche acquires defenseman Josh Manson from Anaheim Ducks (Denver Post)
Capitals’ Lars Eller tests positive for coronavirus, is in isolation in Vancouver (Washington Post)
Bruins sign prospect Mike Callahan (Boston Herald)
The questions seem to be growing for Leafs GM Kyle Dubas as the trade deadline nears (Toronto Star)
Sabres GM Kevyn Adams on Heritage Classic win vs. Leafs: 'All of us all in together' (Buffalo News)
Treliving tries to improve Flames without disrupting chemistry ahead of trade deadline (Calgary Herald)
Will the next three games be Jake DeBrusk’s farewell tour with Bruins? (Boston Globe)
Sharks’ Hertl tries to focus as trade deadline looms and contract talks continue (San Jose Mercury News)
As trade deadline approaches, do Canes have what they need for Stanley Cup playoffs? (Raleigh News & Observer)
Blackhawks enter trade-deadline week riding scoring surge (Chicago Sun-Times)
What will reeling Golden Knights do before trade deadline? (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Claude Giroux’s teammates reflect on his career ahead of his 1,000th game (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Rangers are in good place right now but still have long way to go (New York Newsday)
In snapping losing streak, Lightning get back to basics with strong defensive finish (Tampa Bay Times)
Penguins know fast starts will be paramount during playoff push (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Isles finally feeling good about their game (New York Newsday)
What’s up, doc? Canucks coach near wit’s end as slow starts killing NHL playoff pursuit (Vancouver Province)
Mike Yeo says Flyers will 'scratch guys' if results don't improve (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Avalanche rookie Bo Byram continues toward recovery: “I’m happy for him. He looks really good.” (Denver Post)
Sharks’ Hill hurt again; Barracuda standout recalled, put on top line (San Jose Mercury News)
Braden Holtby’s lingering injury means Jake Oettinger will continue to carry load in Stars’ net (Dallas Morning News)
Koskinen calls fatigue issue fake news, feels ready for Edmonton Oilers workload (Edmonton Sun)
Led by versatile Filip Chytil, bottom six buoying Rangers (New York Newsday)
Jets find a killer line (Winnipeg Free Press)
Feisty is good for surging Perron (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
What prompted the Penguins to swap Radim Zohorna for Valtteri Puustinen in the lineup? (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Penguins forward Drew O'Connor's future remains bright (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Guy Lapointe will never forget his first game with the Canadiens (Montreal Gazette)