Hockey headlines for January 14, 2020

Tuesday, January 14, 2020

Blues surge to ninth home victory in a row (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Zdeno Chara’s 1,000th is one to forget as Bruins blow lead, lose shootout (Boston Globe)
Artemi Panarin goes off as Rangers smoke Islanders (New York Post)
Ovechkin’s goals, Samsonov’s saves help Capitals shut out Hurricanes (Washington Times)
Two-game suspension for Kassian for altercation with Tkachuk (Edmonton Journal)
Tuukka Rask to skip All-Star game (Boston Herald)
Penguins’ Kris Letang selected as captain for All-Star Game event (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Lightning’s Andrei Vasilevskiy added to All-Star Game (Tampa Bay Times)
Morgan Rielly, out eight weeks with a broken foot, adds to Maple Leafs’ injury misery (Toronto Star)
Reports: Sharks likely to have eye on selling before NHL trade deadline (San Jose Mercury News)
NHL Scouting Combine to remain in Buffalo through 2022 (Buffalo News)
The Devils Have a New GM, and a New Role for Martin Brodeur (New York Times)
New Nashville coach John Hynes not unemployed for long (Edmonton Journal)
Hynes' sights set on improving little things to help Predators in big picture (The Tennessean)
‘I don’t think anyone saw it coming’: Why Devils were surprised by firing of GM Ray Shero (NJ.com)
What's next for the NJ Devils after firing Ray Shero, John Hynes? (NorthJersey.com)
Anderson has to improve if he has any hopes of being dealt at deadline (Ottawa Sun)
Max Pacioretty eager to experience 1st All-Star Game with family (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Flyers storm back from 3-goal deficit to stun Bruins on Travis Konecny’s shootout goal (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Carey Price's magic gives Canadiens a win against Flames (Montreal Gazette)
Panarin has five points as Rangers dominate Isles (New York Newsday)
Flames' winning spree ends in shutout loss to Canadiens (Calgary Sun)
Seething Anders Lee calls outs Islanders after Rangers debacle (New York Post)
Initially undrafted, Flames forward Mangiapane hits 100-game mark (Calgary Sun)
Ducks’ lack of consistency proving to be maddening for coach Dallas Eakins (Orange County Register)
Penguins captain Sidney Crosby’s status remains murky (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Sharks give health update on Brent Burns (San Jose Mercury News)
Red Wings' Bernier out at least five games; spotlight turns on struggling Howard (Detroit News)
John Klingberg set to return for first game since Winter Classic when the Stars take on the Avalanche (Dallas Morning News)
Despite recent struggles, Leafs' Andersen feels 'great' and isn't mentally fatigued (Toronto Sun)
As his goal streak continues, Panthers’ Mike Hoffman aims to ‘capitalize on every chance’ (Miami Herald)
Golden Knights hope homecoming snaps Tuch out of scoring slump (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Blackhawks’ Zack Smith used healthy scratches to help turn his season around: ‘Maybe it wasn’t the wrong decision by the coaches’ (Chicago Inquirer)
Nightmare autumn in the past, Collin Delia remains optimistic about future with Blackhawks (Chicago Sun-Times)
Joel Kiviranta practices with Stars’ top line after intriguing first four games in the NHL (Dallas Morning News)
Flyers searching for a bottom-six center to step up; Connor Bunnaman is the latest candidate (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Driving 'em crazy: Flames fan launches GoFundMe to get more Tkachuk in Edmonton; Kassian gets two games (Calgary Sun)