Hockey headlines for June 1, 2022

Wednesday, June 1, 2022

Avalanche holds off Edmonton Oilers 8-6 in wild Game 1 shootout (Denver Post)
Lightning energized for series with Rangers (Tampa Bay Times)
Old friend Ryan McDonagh stands in way of Rangers’ Stanley Cup hopes (New York Post)
No overhaul needed: With few roster issues, Armstrong sees Blues in a good spot (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Sabres sign 2021 first-round pick Isak Rosen, walk away from three prospects (Buffalo News)
Jets ink drafted D-man (Winnipeg Free Press)
David Pastrnak teases a David Krejci return to Bruins (Boston Herald)
Devils hire ex-MLB staffer to help with hockey player development (NJ.com)
The Lightning Are Trying to Three-Peat. A Ranger Is, Too. (New York Times)
How Detroit Red Wings helped shape final four Stanley Cup playoff teams (Detroit Free Press)
In chaotic Game 1, Avalanche defenseman Cale Makar leads way with four points (Denver Post)
Cale Makar all over the scoresheet and game's pivotal play for Avs (Edmonton Journal)
Goodrow on Vasilevskiy: 'We have to take away his eyes' (New York Newsday)
Igor Shesterkin will finally meet his match in Andrei Vasilevskiy (New York Post)
Rangers' Ryan Strome: 'We've always believed in each other' (New York Newsday)
Rangers’ Barclay Goodrow knows all too well the daunting Lightning challenge ahead (New York Post)
Andrew Copp ‘sorry’ about losing Chris Drury the Rangers’ first-round pick (New York Post)
Canadiens still have no clear answers on status of Carey Price's health (Montreal Gazette)
Canadiens GM Kent Hughes 'very impressed' with Shane Wright (Montreal Gazette)
Canucks star Brock Boeser not worried by earlier trade talk, keeps positive in contract talks (Vancouver Province)
Messier changes his pick and goes with Rangers (New York Newsday)