Hockey headlines for January 14, 2018

Sunday, January 14, 2018

Sean Couturier nets two goals as Flyers top Devils, 5-3 (Philadelphia Daily News)
Avalanche’s winning streak reaches six with victory at Dallas (Denver Post)
Isles rout Rangers in Garden matinee (New York Newsday)
Evgeni Malkin, Sidney Crosby continue scoring sprees as Penguins top Red Wings (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid gets win for his birthday with help from Darnell Nurse (Edmonton Journal)
Canadiens' Phillip Danault taken off Bell Centre ice on stretcher (Montreal Gazette)
Jack Johnson requests to be traded (Columbus Dispatch)
Blood clots have become an alarming trend among hockey players (New York Newsday)
Tallon: Panthers have identified trade targets, but any deal must fit future plans (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
High trade value means Vanek might be on the move (Vancouver Province)
Bruins top Canadiens in a shootout (Boston Globe)
Wild wins 4-1 for first victory of the season over Winnipeg (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Ducks grab three-goal lead, fight off Kings rally for win (Orange County Register)
Donskoi dazzles, Vlasic nets winner as Sharks top Arizona Coyotes (San Jose Mercury News)
Rangers can’t keep pace with Islanders, suffer embarrassing 7-2 Garden loss (New York Daily News)
Wings fall to Pens, 4-1, despite 7 power plays (Detroit Free Press)
Stars bowled over in third period as Avalanche gain wild-card ground (Dallas Morning News)
Golden Knights fall to Oilers in OT in first game after bye week (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Ducks finally get past Kings (Los Angeles Times)
Jets struggle heading into bye week (Winnipeg Free Press)
Hayes returns from injury, scores on power play (New York Newsday)
Mathew Barzal, Anthony Beauviller team up with Jordan Eberle to produce big day (New York Newsday)
Casey Cizikas may be out awhile after suffering 'upper-body injury' (New York Post)
Red Wings head to Chicago down Abdelkader, Helm (Detroit News)
Wild players, staff make plans for five-day break (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Break arrives at a bad time (Columbus Dispatch)
Babcock worries about Leafs’ conditioning after break (Toronto Star)
Jeff Glass, Anton Forsberg holding their own in Corey Crawford’s absence (Chicago Sun-Times)
The Capitals have first-liner T.J. Oshie playing on the third line. It’s working. (Washington Post)
Travis Sanheim looks to relish opportunity with Shayne Gostisbehere sick (South Jersey Courier-Post)
Defenseman Franson at a loss to explain Blackhawks' waiver move (Chicago Daily Herald)
Dominic Turgeon recalled from Grand Rapids in wake of injuries (MLive.com)
Bob Miller statue at Staples Center is dreamy stuff (Los Angeles Daily News)