Hockey headlines for April 10, 2022

Sunday, April 10, 2022

Rangers smack Senators to clinch first playoff spot in five years (New York Post)
Matthews now at 58 goals, Maple Leafs clinch playoff spot in victory against Canadiens (Toronto Sun)
Who needs a comeback? Panthers win with defense in Nashville for seventh straight victory (Miami Herald)
Streaking Blues rough up Islanders, 6-1 (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Golden Knights top Arizona Coyotes in Pacioretty’s return (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Wings officially eliminated from playoffs: 'Definitely trending in the right direction' (Detroit News)
Islanders' Casey Cizikas suspended one game for boarding incident (New York Newsday)
Not the retiring type, Hossa will now always be a Blackhawk (Chicago Daily Herald)
The playoff drum beats on (Vancouver Province)
Trevor Zegras, Ducks rally from rocky start to beat Flyers (Orange County Register)
Roslovic hat trick leads Blue Jackets to OT win over Red Wings (Columbus Dispatch)
Capitals rally past Penguins, continue to flourish on the road (Washington Post)
Predators unable to build on wildcard lead with 4-1 loss to Florida Panthers (The Tennessean)
Busy Kraken can’t extinguish Flames in return home as game gets away from them in second period (Seattle Times)
Isles end road trip with lopsided loss to Blues (New York Newsday)
Flyers ‘wanted it easy,’ fall 5-3 to Ducks (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Penguins suffer fourth consecutive loss to Capitals (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Auston Matthews scores twice to seal a 3-2 win for Leafs over Canadiens (Montreal Gazette)
Oilers lose shootout heartbreaker, but prove they can hang with the best (Edmonton Sun)
Jason Zucker returns from injury less than 10 days after being helped off the ice (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Kakko, Rooney return to lineup for Rangers (New York Newsday)
Blue Jackets' Kuraly out with COVID-19 (Columbus Dispatch)
Flyers forward Joel Farabee is out with the flu against the Anaheim Ducks (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Rangers' rebuild has worked as planned as playoffs beckon (New York Newsday)
Stars left searching for answers after a poor performance vs. the Devils (Dallas Morning News)
Jets looking to future (Winnipeg Free Press)
Losers of 6 straight, Blackhawks hope shuffled lines keep final weeks interesting (Chicago Sun-Times)
Ryan Getzlaf expected to return during Ducks’ road trip (Orange County Register)
Sharks goalie’s health is improving, but long-term future in San Jose remains murky (San Jose Mercury News)
Penguins return forward Filip Hallander to Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
‘I can’t tell you what this means to me’: Flyers to honor Lou Nolan for 50 years as public address announcer (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Paul Goodman’s unique approach to strength and conditioning has been a Blackhawks fixture for 1,000 games (Chicago Sun-Times)