Hockey headlines for January 18, 2019

Friday, January 18, 2019

Leafs revived with confidence-rekindling win in Tampa (Toronto Sun)
Ducks end franchise-record 12-game losing streak with victory over Wild (Orange County Register)
Isles top Devils, move within one point of first place (New York Newsday)
Henrik Lundqvist reaches milestone in Rangers victory (New York Post)
Wild trades Niederreiter to Carolina for Rask (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Sabres trade Justin Bailey to Flyers for Taylor Leier (Buffalo News)
Sabres' Nathan Beaulieu on reported trade request: 'I just want to play' (Buffalo News)
Stars lose 2020 draft pick to Buffalo as Taylor Fedun hits conditional games played mark (Dallas Morning News)
Barry Trotz returns to scene of the sublime, and Alex Ovechkin is happy to see him (Washington Post)
Stanley Cup-winning Capitals still waiting on White House visit (Washington Times)
The World Cup is off the plate but NHL players still have an appetite for international hockey (Toronto Star)
Lacking confidence, Evgeni Malkin critical of season thus far (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Goaltender intrigue continues for Sergei Bobrovsky (Columbus Dispatch)
Kronwall plays it straight about rebuilding Wings, future (Detroit News)
For Penguins, trading Derek Grant opens door for many others (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Barry Trotz prepared for his long-awaited Stanley Cup tribute (New York Post)
'It's humbling': Iginla thrilled that Flames will retire his No. 12 jersey (Calgary Herald)
Iginla's legend lives on with the Flames (Calgary Sun)
From one Flames' icon to another, jersey retirement is 'beyond what you could have ever imagined' (Calgary Sun)
Goalie Jack Campbell makes 29 saves to spark the Kings in victory over Dallas (Los Angeles Times)
Bruins’ grinders do a number on the Blues (Boston Globe)
Jets dominate Preds to extend division lead (The Tennessean)
Blues start slow, end with loss in Boston (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Devils held to season low in shots in loss to Islanders (NJ.com)
Blackhawks goalie Collin Delia is up and down as team loses 5th straight (Chicago Sun-Times)
Awful first period dooms Wild in 3-0 loss to Ducks (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
In latest episode of Stars' month-long soap opera, Jim Montgomery benches Alexander Radulov during loss to Kings (Dallas Morning News)
Zuccarello hits his stride, scores in Rangers' win (New York Newsday)
Dal Colle scores first career NHL goal in Isles' win (New York Newsday)
Gunnarsson returns to lineup (again) (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Boo birds come out at American Airlines Center during Stars' lethargic loss vs. Kings (Dallas Morning News)
Length of Paul Byron's ban surprises Canadiens coach Claude Julien (Montreal Gazette)
The Senators' injury list becoming smaller by the day (Ottawa Citizen)
Capitals goaltender Braden Holtby says eye injury ‘didn’t clear up as quick as we were expecting’ (Washington Post)
Long road back from a concussion: Many good days and bad for Anderson as he recovered (Ottawa Citizen)
Patric Hornqvist arrives in Arizona, nearing return (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Carter Hart made the jump and his teammates want him to stay in the NHL (South Jersey Courier-Post)
Golden Knights’ Shea Theodore thrives on both ends of ice (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Alex Chiasson's move was home run for Edmonton Oilers, batting fifth in order (Edmonton Journal)
Connor capitalizing on top-line opportunity (Winnipeg Free Press)
Sabres forward Evan Rodrigues finally breaks through offensively (Buffalo News)
Nick Jensen’s steady play could earn extension from Red Wings (MLive.com)
Canucks' concern about Bo Horvat prompts call up of Tanner Kero (Vancouver Province)
NHL gives coaches new analytics app to be used on iPads during games: 'I think it's very useful for us' (Chicago Tribune)
Golden Knights’ Marc-Andre Fleury laughs with ref over snow wall (Las Vegas Review-Journal)