Hockey headlines for April 7, 2022

Thursday, April 7, 2022

Capitals upend defending champion Lightning to snap two-game skid (Washington Post)
Adversity to accountability to vital victory (Vancouver Province)
Ducks keep it close, but can’t overcome the Flames in latest loss (Orange County Register)
Avalanche enforcer Kurtis MacDermid thrilled to sign extension: “We love Denver” (Denver Post)
Jason Zucker returns to practice less than a week after being helped off the ice (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Arizona Coyotes' Shane Doan to take on key role in new Tempe arena project (Arizona Republic)
Jets reflect on fourth anniversary of Humboldt tragedy (Winnipeg Sun)
Doug Gilmour touts Mitch Marner for the Hart, and wonders why all-around stars hardly ever win it (Toronto Star)
Blues get it done, hold off Kraken 4-1 (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Red Wings beat Jets for rare back-to-back wins (MLive.com)
Lightning fall to fourth in Atlantic with third straight loss (Tampa Bay Times)
Kraken don’t help their cause enough in St. Louis and end up singing the Blues (Seattle Times)
In a game they shoulda, coulda, woulda won, Jets lose to lowly Red Wings 3-1 (Winnipeg Free Press)
The Panthers aren’t celebrating their latest crazy comeback. ‘This isn’t a good sign’ (Miami Herald)
The Bruins’ habit of allowing last-minute goals is getting worrisome, and could prove fatal in playoffs (Boston Globe)
Hurricanes looking to regain form, win Metro Division and gear up for playoffs (Raleigh News & Observer)
Wild’s balanced, prolific offense can take them a long way (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Isles enjoy rare breather during taxing schedule (New York Newsday)
Troy Terry back in Ducks’ lineup, says he’s done talking about Jay Beagle fight (Orange County Register)
Rangers’ Kaapo Kakko and Kevin Rooney’s return from IL remains unknown (New York Post)
Wings' Vrana, Zadina show glimpses of big things offensively together (Detroit News)
Strome's work without the puck boosts overall game. (Chicago Daily-Herald)
Schneider's hit, fight provided momentum shift for Rangers (New York Newsday)
Ronnie Attard’s resiliency helping him stick with Flyers (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Penguins defenseman Marcus Pettersson finds benefit but frustration in healthy scratches (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
One San Jose Sharks prospect is a key player in Frozen Four — and could turn pro soon (San Jose Mercury News)
Sabres prospect Erik Portillo built a business while leading Michigan to Frozen Four (Buffalo News)
Aisha Visram isn’t finished writing her hockey story after NHL debut with Kings (Toronto Star)
Blackhawks hope new season-ticket membership program maintains strong attendance through rebuild (Chicago Sun-Times)