Hockey headlines for April 28, 2022

Thursday, April 28, 2022

Stars collapse in regulation and lose in OT, but manage to clinch playoff spot anyways (Dallas Morning News)
Golden Knights eliminated from playoff contention (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Last-minute goal helps Canadiens snap nine-game losing streak (Montreal Gazette)
Eric Comrie gets first NHL shutout in 4-0 win over Flyers (Winnipeg Free Press)
David Morehouse resigns as Penguins CEO (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Former Canucks GM Brian Burke set to take over Penguins front office (Vancouver Province)
Brandon Sutter's long-COVID-19 has taken an emotional and physical toll (Vancouver Province)
Maple Leafs' Matthews can climb higher on goal chart (Toronto Sun)
Kings call Stanley Cup playoffs berth ‘a long time coming’ but want more (Los Angeles Times)
Avalanche or Flames? What to expect from the Dallas Stars’ potential playoff opponents (Dallas Morning News)
Wild, Blues battle for home ice. What Minnesota needs to win it (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Jonathan Toews thinks the Chicago Blackhawks ‘can turn around pretty fast’ — but will he be around for it? (Chicago Tribune)
Blackhawks’ shootout victory eliminates Golden Knights from playoff contention (Chicago Sun-Times)
Rangers lose to Canadiens as many regulars rest for playoffs (New York Newsday)
As Kraken near end of season, playoff-bound Kings highlight what a complete game looks like (Seattle Times)
Flyers get shut out by the Winnipeg Jets, 4-0, in second-to-last game of the season (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Returning Kaapo Kakko happy to get Rangers tune-up before playoffs (New York Post)
Ex-Rangers star Martin St. Louis makes MSG bench debut as Canadiens interim coach (New York Post)
Edmonton Oilers look armed and dangerous as playoffs approach (Edmonton Sun)
Bruins’ second line hitting stride at right time (Boston Herald)
Lightning power play becoming dominant at the right time (Tampa Bay Times)
Jake Muzzin returns to deeper Leafs D in time for playoffs. They know how much it hurts to lose him (Toronto Star)
Injury sidelines Predators goalie Juuse Saros for at least last two regular season games (The Tennessean)
Wild goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury admits he’s giving up too many goals (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Avalanche defenseman Josh Manson settling in for postseason push: “It’s tough when you change a system” (Denver Post)
The O'Reilly factor: What if he got hot in playoffs? (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Talking point: Communication has been key to success for Flames’ top defence duo (Calgary Sun)
Once a controversial signing, Tony DeAngelo helps Hurricanes’ defense set points record (Raleigh News & Observer)
Sebastian Aho's future with Isles uncertain (New York Newsday)
Seth Jones disappointed with debut season with Blackhawks, but he hasn’t been the problem (Chicago Sun-Times)
Nikolaj Ehlers looking to show fans Jets are better than this (Winnipeg Free Press)
Red Wings’ Moritz Seider thrived against elite competition in remarkable rookie season (MLive.com)
Ducks’ Max Comtois ready for ’embarrassing season’ to end (Orange County Register)
Canucks prospect Jack Rathbone named to AHL All-Rookie team after star turn in Abbotsford (Vancouver Province)