Hockey headlines for January 11, 2019

Friday, January 11, 2019

Victory overshadowed by absence of Sergei Bobrovsky (Columbus Dispatch)
Sharks record 1,000th franchise win in Las Vegas (San Jose Mercury News)
Tavares tallies twice, hits 300 milestone, as Leafs down the Devils 4-2 (Toronto Sun)
Braden Holtby, Capitals continue their mastery of the Bruins (Washington Post)
Bailey's late goal gives Isles win over Rangers (New York Newsday)
Sergei Bobrovsky’s status undecided for next game (Columbus Dispatch)
Sabres' Jack Eichel gets in full practice, says 'I feel 100 percent' (Buffalo News)
Is it time for the Maple Leafs to trade Jake Gardiner? (Toronto Star)
Blackhawks' Patrick Kane back among NHL's elite scorers, but hasn't hit ceiling (Chicago Sun-Times)
Hugs for Rittich: Tkachuk shows his appreciation (Calgary Herald)
Sabres' Jeff Skinner expects emotional day with NHL All-Star vote, return to Carolina (Buffalo News)
Flyers end losing streak as Carter Hart keys 2-1 win over Dallas Stars (Philly.com)
Binnington saves Blues with big game vs. Canadiens (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Point, Palat and power play lift Lightning to comeback victory over Carolina (Tampa Bay Times)
After meeting with coach, Zucker scores twice in another win over Winnipeg (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Connor McDavid helps Oilers put finishing touches on 4-3 victory over Florida Panthers (Edmonton Journal)
Bruins come up short against Capitals (Boston Globe)
Rangers' hard work ruined by 1 Islanders' shot in crushing loss (New York Post)
The answer to one of the Stars' main problems is simple, yet missing in 2-1 loss to Philadelphia (Dallas Morning News)
Tampa Bay’s late rally ends Canes’ five-game win streak (Raleigh News & Observer)
Devils can't complete comeback in loss to Maple Leafs (NorthJersey.com)
Golden Knights’ win streak ends with loss to Sharks (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Listless Kings down and out in 4-1 loss to Senators (Los Angeles Times)
Jets' offence sputters against Wild (Winnipeg Free Press)
Sloppy Canadiens squad singing the blues in St. Louis (Montreal Gazette)
At least the force was with Baertschi, Gaudette (Vancouver Province)
Barry Trotz went with his muscle, and it paid off (New York Post)
Cam Talbot gets the call again for Edmonton Oilers (Edmonton Sun)
T.J. Oshie was slow to get up after a hit. Then a concussion spotter made him leave the game. (Washington Post)
Brandon Pirri back in Golden Knights lineup after all (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Alec Martinez returns to Kings’ blue line with new perspective (Los Angeles Daily News)
Flyers' Nolan Patrick says going 22 games without a goal ‘will make me stronger' (Philly.com)
Wings try to block out frustrations from difficult stretch (Detroit News)
Penguins' Patric Hornqvist out with another concussion (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Ducks’ Corey Perry talks about making slow but steady progress after knee surgery (Orange County Register)
What impact Mike Green's return will have on the Detroit Red Wings (Detroit Free Press)
Lightning expect Ryan Callahan to return on road trip, J.T. Miller ‘hopeful’ (Tampa Bay Times)
Filip Forsberg makes it happen for Predators (The Tennessean)
Penguins reaping rewards of trade for Marcus Pettersson (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Rookie Carl Dahlstrom has found a home on the Blackhawks' blue line (Chicago Tribune)
After Iowa stint, Wild's Joel Eriksson Ek is back, eager to contribute (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Carlo’s faith has him in a good place with Bruins (Boston Herald)
MacEachern is latest call-up by Blues (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Saros out sick; Predators recall goalie Troy Grosenick on emergency basis (The Tennessean)
Buffalo Sabres prospect Vasily Glotov is 'electrifying' all-star (Buffalo News)
Senators not expecting to see Duchene Saturday in San Jose (Ottawa Citizen)
Bruins, Boston Pride partner to grow the women’s game and create an academy for girls (Boston Globe)
Isles' Belmont arena proposal gets mixed reviews (New York Newsday)
Former Canes general manager Ron Francis ‘reinvents’ himself with new business job (Raleigh News & Observer)