Hockey headlines for June 25, 2022

Saturday, June 25, 2022

Lightning never trail, nab a road win in Game 5 vs. Avalanche (Tampa Bay Times)
Luke Richardson is set to be named the Chicago Blackhawks coach, kickstarting a new era for the team (Chicago Tribune)
Trotz turns down Jets' vacant head coaching job to focus on family (Winnipeg Sun)
Patrice Bergeron to meet with Bruins GM Don Sweeney next week to discuss his future (Boston Globe)
Kreider undergoes successful wrist surgery (New York Newsday)
Flyers’ Joel Farabee undergoes disc replacement surgery in cervical region, will be out 3-4 months (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Canucks bring back Dale Tallon, hire other staff (Vancouver Province)
Penguins promote Tom Kostopoulos to director of player development (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
The Sedins, Luongo could get Hockey Hall of Fame call in first year of eligibility (Vancouver Province)
The door sure looks to be closing on J.T. Miller (Vancouver Province)
Lightning finally break through on the power play (Tampa Bay Times)
Avalanche defenseman Cale Makar on costly tripping penalty: “I’m not here to talk about the refs.” (Denver Post)
Lightning’s Ondrej Palat buries Avalanche in Game 5 with late goal (Denver Post)
Lightning fans hold down home ice from afar, revel in Game 5 win (Tampa Bay Times)
Gathered for revelry, Avalanche fans leave downtown watch parties dejected after loss (Denver Post)
Maple Leafs' Bunting already preparing 'to show that this year was not a fluke' (Toronto Sun)
Bunting pumped that Spezza is remaining with the Leafs in front-office role (Toronto Sun)
Red Wings re-sign goalie Victor Brattstrom for one year (MLive.com)
Wild prospect takes a break after disclosing oncological disease (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)