Hockey headlines for January 10, 2018

Wednesday, January 10, 2018

Patrick Kane posts first five-point night of his career in rout of Senators (Chicago Sun-Times)
Predators enter bye week with 11th consecutive victory against Edmonton Oilers (The Tennessean)
Home sweet home: Capitals handle Canucks for 10th straight win on home ice (Washington Post)
Tyler Johnson’s hat trick sends Lightning past Hurricanes (Tampa Bay Times)
Rangers forward Chris Kreider undergoes successful rib surgery, will be reevaluated in six weeks (New York Daily News)
Predators sign Yannick Weber, Matt Irwin, Anthony Bitetto to new contracts (The Tennessean)
Penguins' game time changed for Feb. 11 game at Blues (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Gary Bettman visits Nassau Coliseum to assess its suitability for Islanders as temporary home (New York Newsday)
Locals drop gloves as Sharks players name Winnipeg worst NHL city (Winnipeg Sun)
Winnipeg Jets coach to Sharks players: Quit whining about our city (San Jose Mercury News)
The mystery of Canada’s men’s hockey team is almost over (Toronto Star)
Senators' Mark Stone deserves all-star consideration, but numbers may not add up (Ottawa Sun)
Jets snipers break long droughts in win over Sabres (Winnipeg Sun)
Flames notch fourth straight victory with overtime win over Wild (Calgary Herald)
Housley lets Sabres have it after another bad loss (Buffalo News)
Edmonton Oilers come up short in hard-fought 2-1 loss to Nashville Predators (Edmonton Sun)
Blues hit another sour note (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Wild rallies from two down, loses to Calgary in OT (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Sundqvist returns and looks for first goal (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Brent Seabrook a healthy scratch for Blackhawks in Ottawa (Chicago Sun-Times)
Bogosian is healthy, happy and disappointed in Buffalo (Winnipeg Free Press)
Jets, Sabres still benefit from big trade (Winnipeg Free Press)
Leafs’ blown leads come from regularly flirting with danger (Toronto Star)
Devils' midpoint: What's good, what can improve (NorthJersey.com)
Islanders positives in first half of season (New York Newsday)
Rangers goal: Find the back of the net (New York Newsday)
Tortorella praises players’ fortitude (Columbus Dispatch)
Wild’s Nino Niederreiter out for next week with lower-body injury (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Looks like Rangers won't be without Kevin Hayes for long (New York Post)
Penguins winger Carl Hagelin tries to shake out of goal-scoring slump (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Goal or no goal, Jordan Schroeder draws praise (Columbus Dispatch)
Vaughn Karpan plays vital role in Golden Knights’ success (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Matt Beleskey hoping Providence provides path back to the Bruins (Boston Herald)
Ducks send Ondrej Kase, Kevin Roy to AHL during break (Orange County Register)