Hockey headlines for April 15, 2021

Thursday, April 15, 2021

Devan Dubnyk earns 4-3 victory in Avalanche goalie debut (Denver Post)
Marc-Andre Fleury moves into 4th place on all-time wins list (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
'Everybody rolled': Wild strong up and down lineup in beating Arizona (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
COVID-recovering Canucks’ return to play Friday ‘dangerous to a lot of our players’: J.T. Miller (Vancouver Province)
Seven Canucks remain on NHL's COVID-19 protocol list two days ahead of return to play (Vancouver Province)
Ben Bishop, Alexander Radulov to miss remainder of Dallas Stars’ season with injuries (Dallas Morning News)
What's next for the Sabres with Jack Eichel done for the season? (Buffalo News)
Capitals re-sign Conor Sheary to a two-year, $3 million deal (Washington Post)
Defenseman Joel Hanley signs two-year extension with Dallas Stars (Dallas Morning News)
Sabres name Jason Karmanos associate general manager under Kevyn Adams (Buffalo News)
Edmonton Oilers' fight for playoffs happening off-ice too (Edmonton Sun)
Jeff Carter's connections to Penguins go way back. But none quite like Kasperi Kapanen (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Jakub Vrana, whose future once seemed so bright in Washington, starts over in Detroit (Washington Post)
Coburn believes Isles give him great shot at second Cup (New York Newsday)
New Red Wings Jakub Vrana, Richard Panik eager for 'a new beginning' in Detroit (Detroit News)
Waiver claim Drake Caggiula expresses excitement for 'opportunity' with Sabres (Buffalo News)
Knights considered adding Ducks star at trade deadline (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Marleau’s record pursuit: Gordie Howe’s son knows ‘he’d be happy for Patrick’ (San Jose Mercury News)
Ducks don’t lack for motivation while sweeping 2-game set with Sharks (Orange County Register)
Special teams cover warts, carry Jets over pesky Senators (Winnipeg Sun)
Nothing goes right for Kings in loss to Vegas (Los Angeles Daily News)
Coyotes fall to Wild for fifth straight loss, remain one point from playoff spot (Arizona Republic)
Sharks lament lack of compete, urgency as dismal homestand ends (San Jose Mercury News)
Blues can't overcome poor second period, lose 4-3 to Colorado (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Jekyll and Hyde Canadiens come out flat in critical loss to Flames (Montreal Gazette)
Marcus Foligno brings the boom in return to Wild lineup (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Kings adjust to missing Jeff Carter in the locker room and on the ice (Los Angeles Daily News)
Ducks ensure newly acquired Haydn Fleury knows the way to San Jose (Orange County Register)
Avalanche goalie Philipp Grubauer added to COVID protocol absence list; team cancels morning skate in St. Louis (Denver Post)
Panthers could’ve traded Chris Driedger at deadline. Instead, he will be key to playoff run (Miami Herald)
Michael Del Zotto happy he's still with Blue Jackets (Columbus Dispatch)
Artemi Panarin could be the Rangers' key to unlocking Filip Chytil (New York Post)
Blue Jackets' Patrik Laine powering through slump (Columbus Dispatch)
How will Rangers' front office assess Zibanejad's season? (New York Newsday)
Flames prospect Zary proud to be wearing ‘C’ in WHL, hopes to be next big-name Blazers alum (Calgary Sun)
Maple Leafs' Robertson goes on NHL COVID protocol list, three Marlies games postponed (Toronto Sun)
Cuomo: Erie County can't demand Bills, Sabres fans be vaccinated to attend games (Buffalo News)
Maple Leafs star Auston Matthews unveils NFT collection for auction, joins digital sports memorabilia boom (Toronto Star)