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Thursday, January 9, 2014
- NY Rangers beat Stanley Cup champion Blackhawks as Carl Hagelin nets winner, Henrik Lundqvist fights off late flurry (New York Daily News)
- Flyers beat Canadiens for 10th straight home win (Philadelphia Inquirer)
- Colorado Avalanche rally late, beat Ottawa Senators in overtime (Denver Post)
- Devils, 76ers strike sponsorship deal with gaming website partypoker.com (Newark Star Ledger)
- City of Edmonton in negotiations with Oilers owner for new skyscraper (Edmonton Journal)
- Golden State for Canada's men hockey team? (Toronto Sun)
- Thorough Team Canada selection process trumps armchair hockey GMs: Hitchcock (Calgary Herald)
- Former Flames defenceman Bouwmeester thrilled with Team Canada inclusion (Calgary Herald)
- Hockey Canada officials keeping an eye on Calgary Flames captain (Calgary Sun)
- Colleagues call Sabres GM candidate Murray a hockey man (Buffalo News)
- Canadiens on 'right track': GM Bergevin (Montreal Gazette)
- GM says team can reach playoffs (Bergen Record)
- Ericsson family gets double thrill at Sochi Olympics (Detroit News)
- Enroth heads for Olympics with Team Sweden (Buffalo News)
- Lightning friends, Gudas, Palat sharing Olympic journey (Tampa Tribune)
- Russian quartet to feel Olympic heat (Columbus Dispatch)
- Rocky finish for Senators (Ottawa Citizen)
- Schenn's luck and another comeback gives Flyers win (South Jersey Courier-Post)
- Rinaldo rouses crowd, keys Flyers' win (Philadelphia Daily News)
- Ottawa Senators' Ceci pushing other D-men (Ottawa Sun)
- Struggling Bicks plans to stick to basic game (Chicago Daily Herald)
- Rangers give Carcillo first start vs. Chicago (New York Newsday)
- Ex-Blackhawks agitator Carcillo still a mover and a shaker (Chicago Sun-Times)
- Canes back, seek to keep win streak going (Raleigh News & Observer)
- Chemistry experiment pays off for Florida Panthers (Miami Herald)
- Kings' slump linked to lack of goal scoring (Los Angeles Daily News)
- January could make or break Capitals (Washington Post)
- Ailing Jets sink to new low (Winnipeg Free Press)
- Lindy Ruff swaps lines, ramps up practice following Stars' blowout loss (Dallas Morning News)
- Blues keep winning, but Hitchcock sees flaws (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
- San Jose Sharks center Logan Couture begins rehab after hand surgery (San Jose Mercury News)
- Bruins' Loui Eriksson nearly ready (Boston Herald)
- Pavel Datsyuk will sit out Thursday in San Jose as Red Wings look to gain separation in standings (MLive.com)
- Tension escalates over unsettled goalie situation (Toronto Star)
- Coyotes hoping goalie Smith plays like he's No. 1 (Arizona Republic)
- Fleury has few peers in winning shootouts (Pittsburgh Post Gazette)
- Darcy Kuemper's confidence grows, save after save (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
- Zatkoff part of new wave of goalies (Pittsburgh Post Gazette)
- Penguins' Letang returning to dominant defensive form (Pittsburgh Tribune Review)
- Panthers' Huberdeau deals with dry spell (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
- Fisher carries Preds' offense (The Tennessean)
- Back from injury, Mark Arcobello continues to establish his role with Edmonton Oilers (Edmonton Sun)
- Canucks find positives in Tom Sestito, Zack Kassian (Vancouver Sun)
- Marincin hasn't looked out-of-place on Oilers' defence (Edmonton Journal)
- Gazdic shows more than just fighting ability on Oilers fourth line (Edmonton Journal)
- Maple Leafs demote Holland, call up Ashton (Toronto Sun)
- Could foot injuries plaguing the Wild have been prevented? (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
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