Hockey headlines for May 6, 2022

Friday, May 6, 2022

Panthers shake off slow start (and maybe save their season) with Game 2 eruption vs. Caps (Miami Herald)
Cale Makar’s overtime goal sends Avalanche to 2-0 series lead over Nashville (Denver Post)
Rangers dominate Penguins to even series at game apiece (New York Post)
Little less conversation: Cooler heads prevailed as Stars doused Flames in Game 2 (Dallas Morning News)
Hurricanes goalie Antti Raanta skated Thursday, but Game 3 status still up in the air (Raleigh News & Observer)
Brad Marchand, Derek Forbort fined $5,000 each for Game 2 infractions (Boston Globe)
Ducks sign goalie prospect Calle Clang to 3-year, entry-level contract (Orange County Register)
Lindy Ruff: Why NJ Devils are retaining head coach after parting ways with assistant coaches (NorthJersey.com)
Golden Knights GM to return after team fails to reach playoffs (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Canadiens could take free-agent route if Price can't play next season (Montreal Gazette)
Blackhawks GM Kyle Davidson has long to-do list. At the top of it, finding a goalie. (Chicago Daily Herald)
Connor Ingram strong in Nashville Predators' Game 2 OT loss against Colorado Avalanche (The Tennessean)
Short-handed Penguins fall to Rangers in Game 2; series tied 1-1 (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Oettinger, Stars blank Flames to even series (Calgary Sun)
People pleaser: Jake Oettinger youngest in Dallas Stars history to record playoff shutout (Dallas Morning News)
Rangers continue to have trouble handling Sidney Crosby (New York Post)
The search for secondary scoring continues as the Penguins-Rangers series pivots to Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Rangers finally get calls in Game 2 as power play thrives (New York Post)
Penguins' Jeff Carter enrages Rangers by colliding with star goalie Igor Shesterkin (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Stars’ John Klingberg embraces role of public enemy No. 1 after heel turn in Calgary (Dallas Morning News)
Capitals’ Tom Wilson ruled out for Game 2 vs. Panthers with lower-body injury (Washington Times)
Penguins defenseman Brian Dumoulin a surprise scratch ahead of Game 2 (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Gallant says Goodrow's status is 'week-to-week' (New York Newsday)
Lightning happy to be home after spending past week on road (Tampa Bay Times)
Dire straits on defense with Blues running out of bodies for Game 3 (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
The Leafs need to get more out of John Tavares. The question is how (Toronto Star)
Kaprizov changed little, but outcome was much better in Game 2 (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Lightning’s Ryan McDonagh is a Stanley Cup playoff mainstay (Tampa Bay Times)
Quick turnaround? What the Flyers need to do and have go right to rebound in 2022-23 (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Golden Knights captain looking at options to treat injury (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Flyers defenseman Sam Morin 'proud' despite injury-forced retirement (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Why getting Tyler Bertuzzi to 30 goals meant so much to Red Wings (MLive.com)
Owen Power's crazy whirlwind of a season ended with a sparkling NHL debut (Buffalo News)
Wolf named AHL's top shot-stopper (Calgary Sun)
Peeke, Blankenburg named to Team USA for world championships (Columbus Dispatch)
Canadiens' Harris, Farrell to join U.S. team at world championship (Montreal Gazette)
Red Wings’ Alex Nedeljkovic, Griffins’ Riley Barber represent U.S. at Worlds (MLive.com)
Flyers hire Sami Kapanen, Fred Shero’s grandson to scouting staff (Philadelphia Inquirer)
A new practice facility remains a priority, but the potential locations are few (Vancouver Province)
Centennial Authority votes to move forward with PNC Arena upgrades (Raleigh News & Observer)
2023 IIHF World Junior tournament will not be coming to Ottawa (Ottawa Sun)