Hockey headlines for June 1, 2024

Saturday, June 1, 2024

Edmonton Oilers pulling away, now one win from Stanley Cup Final (Edmonton Sun)
Panthers are one win from Stanley Cup Finals return but have ‘business to take care of’ first (Miami Herald)
Rangers have chance to prove how far they’ve come in win-or-go-home Game 6 (New York Post)
Oilers' Troy Stecher has surgery after cyst on ankle gets infected (Edmonton Sun)
Canadiens sign Jared Davidson to entry-level contract (Montreal Gazette)
Longtime assistant coach Darby Hendrickson dismissed by Wild (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Nashville Predators not renewing contract of assistant coach Dan Hinote after four years (The Tennessean)
Should future Shark Celebrini go pro? His coach, his dad and an analyst weigh in (San Jose Mercury News)
No off-season for Jets management (Winnipeg Free Press)
In back-and-forth series, Stars are now the team looking for a lifeline in Game 6 (Dallas Morning News)
Power play finally factors into Western Conference finals, but not how Stars had hoped (Dallas Morning News)
Rangers spending too much time in defensive zone as Panthers rack up chances (New York Post)
Panthers have unique perspective with chance for Stanley Cup return (New York Post)
Rangers know they need more than just Igor Shesterkin to stay alive (New York Post)
Rangers' Trocheck takes high road for must-win Game 6 against Panthers (New York Newsday)
How new Kraken coach ‘Disco’ Dan Bylsma could dance into Seattle’s hearts (Seattle Times)
Blues coach Drew Bannister on Stanley Cup playoffs, his early preparation for next season (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
How Arturs Silovs changed the conversation in the Canucks' net (Vancouver Province)
From sixth-round pick to the NHL? Danny Brière likes Hunter McDonald’s chances. (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Ottawa Senators' defenceman Jacob Larsson heads overseas as decisions loom (Ottawa Sun)
Hockey Hall Fame honours Canadiens announcer Pierre Houde of RDS (Montreal Gazette)