Hockey headlines for January 19, 2018

Friday, January 19, 2018

Flyers rally late, stun Maple Leafs behind Sean Couturier's overtime goal (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Eight it is: Avalanche hangs on to defeat San Jose to extend winning streak (Denver Post)
Golden Knights end two-game skid with 4-1 win at Lightning (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Patrice Bergeron nets three in Bruins’ 5-2 win over Islanders (Boston Herald)
Rick Nash scores twice as Rangers hold on to beat Sabres, 4-3 (New York Daily News)
Oilers place Nugent-Hopkins on injured reserve with sternum injury (Edmonton Journal)
Lindros gets emotional reception from fans as No. 88 is retired (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Senators plan to keep captain Erik Karlsson (Ottawa Sun)
GM Pierre Dorion says has a plan in place and he's not ready to give up on the Senators (Ottawa Sun)
With new Sabres deal never discussed, Kane awaits trade call (Buffalo News)
Keith Yandle owns longest active games-played streak after Andrew Cogliano's suspension: 'You feel bad for him' (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
Casey DeSmith wins first NHL start as Penguins beat Kings, 3-1 (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Joonas Korpisalo shines in victory (Columbus Dispatch)
Preds best Coyotes in shootout (The Tennessean)
Blues get offense clicking in win over Senators (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Lightning falls to Golden Knights (Tampa Bay Times)
Capitals make their point, but fall to Devils in overtime (Washington Post)
Islanders start strong, then fall to Bruins (New York Newsday)
Is Jones healthy? Is he still the Sharks best option in goal? (San Jose Mercury News)
Kings aren't a hit in loss to Penguins and extend skid to five games (Los Angeles Times)
Senators suffer second-period Blues (Ottawa Citizen)
Jussi Jokinen starts in first game with team (Columbus Dispatch)
Justin Schultz: Dustin Brown had 'plenty of time' to avoid hit (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Marc Staal sits out for first time this season with hip flexor issue (New York Newsday)
Islanders get one of their All Stars back at crucial time (New York Post)
Schneider agrees with decision to start Kinkaid (NorthJersey.com)
Capitals rookie Madison Bowey honors NHL pioneer Willie O’Ree by wearing No. 22 (Washington Post)
Call it the Central nervous system -- Jets may be in first but division foes are closing fast (Winnipeg Free Press)
Wings look to rediscover power-play prowess (Detroit Free Press)
Rangers will be without key defenseman to start road trip (New York Post)
New Canadiens forward Logan Shaw arrives with penalty-kill pedigree (Montreal Gazette)
Former 1st-rounder Jamie Oleksiak quietly showing pedigree with Penguins (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Flyers' future takes another step forward with three promising prospects (Philadelphia Daily News)
What's in a name? The Blues' Vince Dunn is on top of the hockey world (Ottawa Citizen)