Hockey headlines for March 26, 2025

Wednesday, March 26, 2025

Ehlers’ nets OT winner in 3-2 victory over Ovechkin, Caps (Winnipeg Free Press)
Philip Broberg's four points lead Blues past Canadiens 6-1 for seventh straight win (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Kings top Rangers for 9th win in 10 games, extend home dominance (Los Angeles Daily News)
Avalanche keeps rolling, breezes past Red Wings team on playoff bubble (Denver Post)
Sabres sign Brown University forward Tyler Kopff to entry-level contract (Buffalo News)
San Jose Sharks sign Arizona State defenseman to one-year contract (San Jose Mercury News)
Neck guards remain optional for Penguins and all NHLers (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Isles unsure of what goalie interference is anymore (New York Newsday)
Nikita Kucherov, Lightning all smiles after routing Penguins at home (Tampa Bay Times)
Juuse Saros makes 34 saves in Nashville Predators' 3-1 win over Carolina Hurricanes (The Tennessean)
Nylander, Tavares lead way as Maple Leafs crush inept Flyers (Toronto Sun)
Former Cane Brady Skjei returns to familiar ice, helps Predators knock off Hurricanes (Raleigh News & Observer)
Wild fall to Golden Knights 5-1 as playoff cushion thins (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Tristan Jarry pulled in dreadful 1st period, lackadaisical Penguins dismantled by Lightning (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Rangers begin road trip with loss to Kings, remain out of playoff spot (New York Post)
Flyers drop sixth straight game in 7-2 blowout loss at the Toronto Maple Leafs (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Kraken fall to Flames in overtime after furious finish (Seattle Times)
Wings miss chance to gain ground in wild-card race, fall to Avalanche (Detroit News)
Ottawa Senators struggles with lowly Buffalo Sabres continue (Ottawa Sun)
Nicolas Aube-Kubel steps in for Rangers’ new dad Sam Carrick (New York Post)
Former Lightning defenseman Mikhail Sergachev returns to Tampa a new man (Tampa Bay Times)
Former Senators centre Josh Norris adjusting to life with Sabres (Ottawa Sun)
Scott Laughton says Philly is ‘always going to be home’ as he prepares to play against the Flyers for the first time (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Flyers coach Tortorella lauds Maple Leafs' Scott Laughton: 'Foundation guy' (Toronto Sun)
All eyes on Ovechkin (Winnipeg Free Press)
Nick Foligno, Blackhawks 'weeding out' disengaged players: 'We need guys who want to be a part of this' (Chicago Sun-Times)
Charlie McAvoy returns to the ice with a very different Bruins squad than when he was injured during 4 Nations (Boston Globe)
Chicago Blackhawks shelve Jason Dickinson for the rest of the season with a wrist injury (Chicago Inquirer)
Injured Wild forwards could be skating in the “very, very near future” (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Colton Parayko joins Blues for morning skate but return to games still 'a long ways away' (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Red Wings recall Sebastian Cossa under emergency conditions (MLive.com)
Flyers use final minor league call-up of the season on goalie Aleksei Kolosov (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Why did Calgary Flames sign goalie Owen Say? ‘He just looks like a guy that has NHL upside’ (Calgary Sun)