Hockey headlines for April 13, 2022

Wednesday, April 13, 2022

Lowly Sabres lay one last beating on Maple Leafs to take season series (Toronto Sun)
Hurricanes surge past Rangers for 4-2 victory, add to lead in Metro Division (Raleigh News & Observer)
Wild frustrate Connor McDavid, run away with 5-1 win over Oilers (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Capitals obliterate the Flyers for their fourth straight victory (Washington Post)
Johnny 'Hockey' hits 100-point milestone in Flames' comeback on Kraken (Calgary Herald)
Avalanche signs Minnesota State free agent Wyatt Aamodt (Denver Post)
Jets dodge blizzard, run straight into Eastern gauntlet (Winnipeg Sun)
Ducks coach Dallas Eakins will be back another season (Orange County Register)
Derek King says he would ‘make some adjustments’ to the Chicago Blackhawks scheme if he returns as coach (Chicago Tribune)
Great minds think (and coach) alike: Guy Gaudreau and Darryl Sutter carbon copies of each other (Calgary Herald)
In playoff-like matchup, the Stars keep their nerve in win over the Lightning (Dallas Morning News)
Ryan Johansen's OT goal pushes Nashville Predators past San Jose Sharks (The Tennessean)
Blues turn it on late to beat Bruins 4-2 (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Zach Parise scores twice as Islanders beat Penguins in shootout (New York Post)
Even the daunting ‘hot goalie’ can’t stop these Panthers. It’s a good sign for playoffs (Miami Herald)
Believing, delivering keeps playoff dream alive (Vancouver Province)
Kreider scores his 50th, but Rangers fall to 'Canes (New York Newsday)
Edmonton Oilers pounded as Minnesota Wild show who's boss (Edmonton Sun)
Alexander Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals clobber the Flyers, 9-2 (Philadelphia Inquirer)
With illness ripping through roster, Penguins fall to Islanders in shootout (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Despite loss to Stars, Lightning like their defensive play (Tampa Bay Times)
Ducks goalie John Gibson steals a point in OT loss to Panthers (Orange County Register)
Matty Beniers makes solid NHL debut, but third period dooms Kraken in Calgary (Seattle Times)
Bruins lose game, another defenseman in 4-2 defeat to Blues (Boston Herald)
Kahkonen shines, but San Jose Sharks’ losing streak still reaches seven (San Jose Mercury News)
Kurashev skates with Toews, Kane again in Blackhawks loss as King experiments with lines (Chicago Daily-Herald)
Nathan Smith, Jack McBain NHL debuts highlight Coyotes' 6-2 loss to Devils (Arizona Republic)
'Too many guys looking for offense': Ottawa completes season sweep of Wings (Detroit News)
Rangers’ power-play unit struggles again in loss to Hurricanes (New York Post)
Tony DeAngelo ‘could care less’ if Rangers fans boo him in Garden return (New York Post)
The Flyers' two smallest players both set to celebrate big milestones Tuesday (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Canadiens' Jake Allen, Justin Barron are finished for the season (Montreal Gazette)
Penguins activate forward Brock McGinn from injured reserve (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Giordano takes little time to adjust and make an impact on Maple Leafs blue line (Toronto Sun)
Acquired for defense, Wild's Middleton contributes on offensive end (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
David Savard sees bright future for young guns on Canadiens' blue line (Montreal Gazette)
Canucks rookie Will Lockwood rocks, looks like roster lock for next season (Vancouver Province)
Sharks prospect ends time at Michigan, joins San Jose Barracuda on ATO (San Jose Mercury News)
Former top-10 pick Owen Tippett hopes to maximize his potential with the Flyers (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Vancouver Canucks hire new Chief Revenue Officer (Vancouver Province)