Hockey headlines for May 10, 2022

Tuesday, May 10, 2022

Avalanche sweeps Nashville out of the playoffs with third-period rally (Denver Post)
Penguins rout Rangers again, take 3-1 series lead (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
‘Comeback Cats’ give Panthers new life with late goal, OT win to even series vs. Caps (Miami Herald)
Avalanche’s Cale Makar named one of three Norris Trophy finalists (Denver Post)
Nashville Predators captain Roman Josi named finalist for Norris Trophy (The Tennessean)
Lightning defenseman Victor Hedman is a Norris Trophy finalist for the sixth consecutive season. He won the award, which goes to the NHL's top defenseman in 2017-18. (Tampa Bay Times)
Sharks lock up two pending UFA’s, but several other players still need new deals (San Jose Mercury News)
Isles fire Trotz as Lou says 'new voice' is needed (New York Newsday)
Trading Karlsson or Burns won’t be easy for Sharks. But might it be necessary? (San Jose Mercury News)
Barry Trotz suddenly available as coaching candidate for Detroit Red Wings (Detroit Free Press)
Jets, Trotz a match made in hockey heaven (Winnipeg Free Press)
Sabres will learn at NHL Draft Lottery if they'll own two early picks in first round (Buffalo News)
Will the Canadiens get to draft Shane Wright? We'll find out Tuesday night (Montreal Gazette)
Will Red Wings finally get some draft lottery luck? (MLive.com)
NHL lottery presents complicated odds for Blue Jackets (Columbus Dispatch)
Canucks not likely to get lucky in NHL Draft lottery (Vancouver Province)
Another Jake Oettinger heroic effort wasn’t enough to save Stars in Game 4 loss to Flames (Dallas Morning News)
Shesterkin pulled again as Rangers fall into 3-1 series hole (New York Newsday)
Caps can’t slam the door in Game 4 as Panthers rally for OT win to knot series (Washington Post)
Rangers continue to have no answers for ‘inspired’ Sidney Crosby (New York Post)
Penguins' Sidney Crosby moves into NHL scoring lead, hits milestone with another multi-point game (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Demoted winger Andre Burakovsky comes through for Avalanche in Game 4 (Denver Post)
Capitals’ Tom Wilson set to remain out for Game 4 vs. Panthers with lower-body injury (Washington Times)
Lindgren skates in morning but misses Game 4 (New York Newsday)
Cale Makar says he was hit by Skittles late in Game 4 vs. Nashville Predators (The Tennessean)
Wild hopes to take advantage of home ice in Game 5 (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Series-evening loss shakes the earth under Oilers, Kings in playoffs (Edmonton Sun)
Maple Leafs have confidence that past playoff scars, home ice will help propel them in Game 5 (Toronto Sun)
Wild coach Dean Evason mulls lineup changes ahead of Game 5 (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
McLellan expects Kings have learned lessons this series (Los Angeles Daily News)
Keefe ponders lineup changes for Maple Leafs heading into Game 5 (Toronto Sun)
Wild star Kevin Fiala has been bottled up by Blues. Can he overcome his frustration? (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
'Kid' Kyrou jumpstarts the Blues' offense (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Lightning’s Ross Colton embraces playoff spotlight (Tampa Bay Times)
Hurricanes’ Tony DeAngelo moves past Game 4 vs. Bruins: ‘Just playoff hockey. All good.’ (Raleigh News & Observer)
Flyers' Travis Sanheim named to Canada’s World Championship roster (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Dubois, Lowry don Maple Leaf for world men's hockey championship (Winnipeg Sun)
Canadiens' Josh Anderson one of 24 players named to Team Canada (Montreal Gazette)
Johnson, Sillinger selected to represent Canada at World Championships (Columbus Dispatch)
Coyotes, Oak View Group join forces for sales partnership at new ASU arena (Arizona Republic)