Puck Wire: Top Hockey News Of The Day: February 18th

Happy Presidents’ Day Weekend. Another weekend in the books as Monday is here again. Here is the top hockey news for Monday February 18th from the weekend that was. Today’s stories include Cory Schneider finally gets a win, Scott Niedermayer’s number retired again, Blues extend the winning streak, New York Islanders playoff plans, Carolina new marketing tool, Cam Talbot traded, Senators trade deadline plans, Ovechkin reaches 40 goal plateau, two Rangers increase trade value, and Barkov’s big night.

Top Hockey News for Monday, February 18th

Finally the streak is over. Cory Schneider is gaining more confidence as he won his first regular season game since December 2017.

On Sunday, Scott Niedermayer became the 9th player in NHL history to have his number retired by two different teams.

The Blues extended their winning streak to 10 games, as the team posts its third consecutive shutout.

Will the Islanders have home ice advantage come the playoffs as the team announces plans for the playoffs.

After being called “A Bunch of Jerks” by Don Cherry on Saturday night, the Carolina Hurricanes turned that into a shirt that sold out in minutes.

Over the weekend, the Flyers sent Anthony Stolarz to Edmonton for Cam Talbot as the team is looking for protection for Carter Hart.

It appears the Ottawa Senators are changing plans. With Mark Stone is most liking staying, the team is planning on trading. Matt Duchene.

Despite the loss to Anaheim, Alex Ovechkin became the 4th player to score 40 goals in 10 or more seasons.

As the trade deadline approaches, Kevin Hayes and Mats Zuccarello increase their trade value with their stellar play.

The Florida Panthers continue their streaky ways as Barkov records as hat trick in dominating win over Montreal.

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