Hockey headlines for January 12, 2018

Friday, January 12, 2018

Capitals’ 10-game home win streak halted with 3-1 loss to Hurricanes (Washington Post)
Flames continue hot streak with impressive win over Lightning (Calgary Herald)
Ullmark's joy for the game lifts the Sabres to a win (Buffalo News)
Thomas Dundon, a man of many ideas, takes over the Carolina Hurricanes (Raleigh News & Observer)
Bruins-Panthers game rescheduled for April 8 (Boston Globe)
Coyotes up in attendance, other figures (Arizona Republic)
US Army continues to challenge Golden Knights name, trademark (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
State, local leaders hope Canes’ growth under new owner will keep pace with Raleigh’s (Raleigh News & Observer)
An unlikely duo brought the Hurricanes from Hartford to Raleigh (Raleigh News & Observer)
Blackhawks GM Stan Bowman will be patient with roster that has become younger (Chicago Tribune)
Chicago Blackhawks GM Bowman knows Duclair might need time to adjust (Chicago Daily Herald)
Maple Leafs' Lamoriello likes roster but will make trade if fit is right (Toronto Sun)
Healthy Oilers bench-sitter Anton Slepyshev available for trade (Edmonton Journal)
Penguins' Sidney Crosby takes glass-half-full view of standings (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Dubnyk could again be difference in Wild playoff push (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Victor Hedman hurt in loss to Flames; more to be known today (Tampa Bay Times)
Jackets can’t solve unfamiliar goalie (Columbus Dispatch)
Penguins hoping to keep momentum going after open week (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Flyers' surge up standings fueled by better play at ends of games (Philadelphia Daily News)
Devils back to work, facing grueling schedule (NorthJersey.com)
How ‘Honest’ John Stevens has Kings pointed in a new direction (Los Angeles Daily News)
The tweak in Marc Staal's game that stabilized the Rangers (New York Post)
Red-hot Blackhawk Nick Schmaltz knows points important on ice, in standings (Chicago Tribune)
Capitals’ Lars Eller finds his groove midway through the season (Washington Post)
Versatile veteran Perreault provides great example for younger Jets (Winnipeg Free Press)
Jordan Oesterle emerges as Blackhawks’ best offensive weapon on blue line (Chicago Sun-Times)
Is the light switch back 'on' for Barbashev? (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Fruitful 2011 draft has given the Ducks staying power as Stanley Cup contender (Orange County Register)
‘Burning years off my career’: Growing pains for Josh Ho-Sang (New York Post)
Andreas Borgman takes Leafs rotation in stride (Toronto Star)
Former Ottawa Senator Chris Kelly named to Canadian Olympic hockey team (Ottawa Citizen)
Penguins minor leaguer Christian Thomas named to Canadian Olympic roster (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
'Never in a million years': Manitoba's Quinton Howden gets the call of a lifetime (Winnipeg Sun)