Hockey headlines for July 15, 2022

Friday, July 15, 2022

Why Johnny Gaudreau chose the Blue Jackets (Columbus Dispatch)
Future of Canadiens goalie Carey Price remains uncertain (Montreal Gazette)
Kyle Davidson had ‘healthy’ talks with Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews about ‘tough decisions’ facing Chicago Blackhawks (Chicago Tribune)
Capitals boost center depth by signing Dylan Strome to a one-year deal (Washington Post)
Ducks sign La Mirada native Chase De Leo, 4 others (Los Angeles Daily News)
Rangers sign center Ryan Carpenter in NHL free agency (New York Post)
Panthers add another depth forward on Day 2 of free agency. Advanced stats love him (Miami Herald)
Red Wings sign Mark Pysyk, adding to crowded blue line (MLive.com)
Dubas adds to Maple Leafs' outer edges, signing defencemen Mete and Benn (Toronto Sun)
Canadiens sign first-round draft pick Filip Mesar to entry-level deal (Montreal Gazette)
Leafs star Mitch Marner says carjacking was ‘a crazy day’ (Toronto Star)
After being traded by Wild, Talbot says, 'I really didn't want to be moved' (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
With new contract, Nick Leddy has bigger fish to fry with Blues (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
‘I just see a bright future’: Zadorov believes Flames will continue to contend (Calgary Sun)
Steve Yzerman confident Red Wings addressed needs, holes in lineup (Detroit News)
Blue Jackets sent NHL a message by signing Johnny Gaudreau (Columbus Dispatch)
Carolina Hurricanes make moves during NHL free agency, but are they a better team? (Raleigh News & Observer)
Capitals address needs in goal, blue line and forward in free agency (Washington Times)
Islanders stand pat after whiffing on big free-agent target (New York Post)
Lightning’s roster for next season takes shape quickly in free agency (Tampa Bay Times)
Nashville Predators' Ryan McDonagh says Bridgestone Arena is tough on opponents (The Tennessean)
Sharks’ trade acquisition Lorentz won’t match Burns’ play (or beard) but plans to bring intensity (San Jose Mercury News)
Pavel Zacha is no stranger to Boston, and Patrice Bergeron and the Bruins are happy to have him (Boston Globe)
Mason Marchment’s journey to the Dallas Stars is one he ‘wouldn’t trade for anything’ (Dallas Morning News)
New goaltender Filip Gustavsson excited for new chapter with Wild (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Devils’ Erik Haula hopes to stay in N.J. ‘long term’ after joining 7th different NHL team (NJ.com)
Jets new keeper looking for a bounceback season (Winnipeg Free Press)
New winger Nic Deslauriers had options but felt Flyers were a ‘perfect fit’ (Philadelphia Inquirer)
How Ryan McDonagh's 5-year-old daughter convinced him Nashville is now home (The Tennessean)
Ilya Mikheyev helped make a two-for-one Russian deal (Vancouver Province)
Edmonton Oilers playoff run opening eyes around the NHL (Edmonton Sun)
Rickard Rakell wants to show he can do more with the Penguins (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
‘I knew I wanted to play here’: Smith excited by Knights’ extension (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Knights plan to replace Pacioretty’s scoring load by committee (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Ace in the hole: Jesper Wallstedt is Wild's goalie of the future (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Nemeth's departure could open a spot for Robertson (New York Newsday)
Matthew Robertson could offer affordable help for Rangers on blue line (New York Post)
Simon Says: Edvinsson plans to be in Wings' opening night lineup (Detroit Free Press)
Sidelined following surgery, top Senators prospect Sanderson practises patience (Ottawa Citizen)
Jordan Tonelli has a famous name in hockey, but he’s trying to carve out his own legacy with Kraken (Seattle Times)
Arizona State goaltender Ben Kraws sharpening his skills at Coyotes prospect camp (Arizona Republic)
Homecoming for Hurricanes prospect camp was ‘a dream come true’ for Devin Phillips (Raleigh News & Observer)
Impressed by Sabres' progress, Devon Levi embracing pressure, expectations (Buffalo News)
Ryan Johnson pleased by poise of prospect camp 'veterans' (Vancouver Province)
Just 158 pounds: Kraken draft pick Jagger Firkus knows he’s undersized. He’s working on it. (Seattle Times)
Oilers prospect Xavier Bourgault taking advantage of down time (Edmonton Sun)
Panthers have championship pedigree with young University of Denver duo (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
After a two-year break, the Blues' just-completed developmental camp was a welcome reunion (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Prospects getting an early taste of life as a Maple Leaf at development camp (Toronto Sun)
Western Michigan teammates promote each other at Penguins prospect camp (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Princeton coach Cara Morey relishing the opportunity at Flyers development camp (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Danielle Marmer just became the first woman in an on-ice role for Bruins. She knows she won’t be the last. (Boston Globe)
Senators' president Anthony LeBlanc: Dorion's changes have created excitement for ticket sales (Ottawa Sun)
Blue Jackets see season ticket surge after Gaudreau signing (Columbus Dispatch)