Hockey headlines for March 29, 2022

Tuesday, March 29, 2022

Hockey world mourns the passing of Senators owner Eugene Melnyk (Ottawa Sun)
Hurricanes offense regains its footing as Carolina blows past Washington Capitals (Raleigh News & Observer)
Kraken erupt on offense for 6-1 victory at Los Angeles (Seattle Times)
Edmonton Oilers lay predictable bounce-back beating on Arizona (Edmonton Sun)
Fleury confirms he didn’t want to be traded to Capitals (Washington Times)
Penguins sign Michigan Tech defenseman Colin Swoyer (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Pegula Sports executive: Buffalo Sabres are not for sale (Buffalo News)
Dubas on lack of calls for Matthews: ‘We wish the way that he played would draw more’ (Globe & Mail)
The evolution of the NHL superpest — Marchand and Bunting aren’t just getting under opponents’ skin (Toronto Star)
On verge of Wild's scoring record, Kaprizov continues to amaze (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Ahead of Florida debut, Claude Giroux is already doing what the Panthers hoped he would (Miami Herald)
Husso to the rescue as Blues beat Canucks 4-1 (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Second-period shot spree didn't tell the true tale (Vancouver Province)
Blackhawks blow four-goal lead, suffer embarrassing loss to Sabres (Chicago Sun-Times)
Kings squander opportunity with lopsided loss to Kraken (Los Angeles Daily News)
Storm surge carries the Capitals away in an ugly loss to the Hurricanes (Washington Post)
It's a mixed bag for former Sabres defenseman Jake McCabe with Blackhawks (Buffalo News)
Golden Knights say playoff ‘destiny is in our own hands’ (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
On thin ice: can Jets avoid becoming April fools? (Winnipeg Sun)
After scary hit, Zach Werenski 'day to day' for Blue Jackets (Columbus Dispatch)
Miro Heiskanen’s impending return to lineup will help bring balance back to Stars defensive pairings (Dallas Morning News)
Sharks’ Labanc ‘looked good’ in first full practice; Couture details ordeal after lung injury (San Jose Mercury News)
Another add to Gaudreau’s Hart Trophy credentials — Sutter says ‘he’s our best checker’ (Calgary Sun)
Chara says he still believes in Islanders (New York Newsday)
Reunion with Bryan Rust has helped spark Evgeni Malkin's offense (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Rangers’ Alexis Lafreniere, Filip Chytil starting to click on reunited third line (New York Newsday)
Vatrano carving out niche on Rangers' top line (New York Newsday)
Abruzzese says it's an 'incredible feeling' after signing with the Maple Leafs (Toronto Sun)
Ducks’ Gerry Mayhew trying to make a good first impression (Orange County Register)
Kole Lind comes in ready to lend a hand any way it’s needed (Seattle Times)
Homecoming: Flyers' Noah Cates excited for ‘picture-perfect’ debut in Minnesota (Philadelphia Inquirer)
With influx of young talent, future of Canadiens' defence looks bright (Montreal Gazette)
Sharks prospects to face each other in NCAA Frozen Four semifinal (San Jose Mercury News)
Brian Boyle honors Jimmy Hayes memory with fundraising effort (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Czechia native Tomas Nosek worries about the war in nearby Ukraine (Boston Globe)
Flowers for Flower: Meet the man who threw the bouquet to Wild’s Marc-Andre Fleury (St. Paul Pioneer Press)