Hockey headlines for June 15, 2022

Wednesday, June 15, 2022

It’s 31 days later and Brayden Point is on the verge of returning (Tampa Bay Times)
Nazem Kadri’s status for Game 1 uncertain. “(It’s) 2022. I think there’s a lot of magic tricks docs can do” (Denver Post)
Golden Knights hire Bruce Cassidy as coach (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Kings sign forward T.J. Tynan to 2-year extension (Los Angeles Daily News)
Canadiens bring back defenceman Otto Leskinen with one-year contract (Montreal Gazette)
Panthers sign 26-year-old forward to entry-level contract (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
Report: Red Wings sign Finnish MVP goalie Jussi Olkinuora to two-way contract (Detroit News)
Penguins promote Chris Pryor to assistant general manager (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Jessica Campbell will coach during Rangers prospect camp in summer (New York Newsday)
Kim Pegula receiving treatment for unspecified 'health issues,' her family says (Buffalo News)
Heavyweights Tampa and Colorado set for thrilling Stanley Cup final clash (Globe & Mail)
Nathan MacKinnon and the Avalanche get their moment. The Lightning? They’re used to this (Toronto Star)
Avs’ Nathan MacKinnon finally gets shot at Stanley Cup vs. Lightning (New York Post)
Lightning-Avalanche most compelling Stanley Cup Final in years (MLive.com)
How Joe Sakic built the 2022 Colorado Avalanche into Stanley Cup contender (Denver Post)
These Avalanche players could be a handful for the Lightning (Tampa Bay Times)
Avalanche offense vs. Lightning defense; something has got to give (Tampa Bay Times)
Emotional Chris Kreider holds back tears with ‘sting’ of Rangers playoff exit still strong (New York Post)
Red Wings’ goalie prospect Sebastian Cossa to play for Memorial Cup (MLive.com)
Former Sabres goalie Carter Hutton announces retirement (Buffalo News)
Flames alumni remember big-hearted trainer Jim 'Bearcat' Murray (Calgary Sun)
‘That hit still haunts me’: 2012 Devils reflect on Stanley Cup misery 10 years later (NJ.com)
Former Inquirer writer Al Morganti, Bill Clement going into Hockey Hall of Fame (Philadelphia Inquirer)