Hockey headlines for May 30, 2022

Monday, May 30, 2022

Jason Spezza retires and joins Leafs front office in pursuit of elusive Stanley Cup (Toronto Sun)
Rangers feel they have ‘recipe for success’ for Game 7 versus Hurricanes (New York Post)
Flames star Tkachuk open to staying in Calgary long-term (Calgary Sun)
Nazem Kadri said handshake line with Blues was congenial: “There was a lot of respect for each other.” (Denver Post)
Jason Spezza part of front office changes for Maple Leafs (Toronto Sun)
Dylan Cozens scores again but Canada loses gold medal in OT to Finland (Buffalo News)
Rangers Aim to Give the Hurricanes an Unhappy Homecoming (New York Times)
Jay Woodcroft proves his worth behind Edmonton Oilers’ bench (Globe & Mail)
Flames GM Treliving has daunting off-season to-do list (Calgary Sun)
1 month in, Wings coaching search shows Yzerman's meticulousness (Detroit Free Press)
Canucks expect openness, conviction from scouts ahead of draft (Vancouver Province)
The Oilers are more than a one-man team, just like Colorado (Edmonton Journal)
Still awaiting an opponent, Lightning players focus on themselves in practice (Tampa Bay Times)
Bo Byram establishes himself as Avalanche’s No. 3 defenseman: “When I’m just letting my instincts take over, that’s when I’m playing my best” (Denver Post)
It’s the off-ice moments that help fuel the Lightning (Tampa Bay Times)
Goaltender Husso's future is one of the keys to Blues' offseason (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Ex-Wings Filppula joins triple gold club with Finns win at Worlds (Detroit Free Press)
Red Wings’ Jakub Vrana, Filip Hronek win bronze at Worlds as Czechia tops U.S. (MLive.com)
Ex-Detroit Red Wings coach Jeff Blashill's Team USA implodes at Worlds, 8-4, to Czech Wings (Detroit Free Press)