Puck Wire: Top Hockey News Of The Day: March 4th

Another weekend in the books as Monday is here again. Lots of exciting hockey action. Here is the top hockey news for Monday, March 4th from the weekend that was. Today’s stories include Remembering Ted Lindsay, Sidney Crosby passes Jaromir Jagr, Adam Lowry suspended, Jakob Silfverberg re-signs, Weird ending to a shootout, Blake Wheeler scores four goals, Jarome Iginla’s number retired, Madison Packer’s shootout winner, and a slick pass to a teammate

Top Hockey News for Monday, March 4th

One of the biggest trailblazers in the NHL has passed away. The Detroit Red Wings and the rest of hockey world mourn the death of Ted Lindsay.

Sidney Crosby continues to make history as he passes Jaromir Jagr for second on the Penguins All-time goals list.

As the Central Division race heats up, Adam Lowry of the Winnipeg Jets was suspended two games for high sticking.

The Anaheim Ducks have finally made it official as the team extended Jakob Silfverberg for another five years.

Blake Wheeler continued his big week by scoring four goals in the Jets win over Columbus.

The Calgary Flames honored Jarome Iginla on Saturday night by raising his number 12 to the rafters.

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