Hockey headlines for January 20, 2019

Sunday, January 20, 2019

Tuukka Rask injured in Bruins loss to Rangers (Boston Herald)
Jonathan Marchessault gets hat trick in Golden Knights’ 7-3 win (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Flames come out on top in latest Battle of Alberta (Calgary Sun)
Yanni Gourde breaks through as Lightning beats Sharks (Tampa Bay Times)
Just what makes Connor McDavid good as Oilers captain, off the ice? (Edmonton Journal)
Blessing or curse? How Hall of Famers like Phil Housley fail or succeed as coaches (Buffalo News)
Golden Knights say they weren’t bothered by NHL’s new tech (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Streaking into break: Rangers get Quinn a win in Boston return (New York Post)
Ducks win 2nd in a row after franchise-record 12-game losing streak (Orange County Register)
Avalanche rolls over Kings with dominant 7-1 victory (Denver Post)
Stars exorcise speed demons in win over Winnipeg to snap rough four-game skid (Dallas Morning News)
Flyers beat Canadiens behind strong showings from Carter Hart, Nolan Patrick (Philly.com)
New-look Wild gets a much-needed victory over Columbus (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Blues hold off Senators for a win at home (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Devils fall to Ducks in last game before bye week (NJ.com)
Kings allow six goals in second period in 7-1 loss to Avalanche (Los Angeles Times)
'We beat ourselves': Penguins sloppy in loss at Vegas (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Sharks fall to Lightning as Erik Karlsson misses game with injury (San Jose Mercury News)
Jackets lose second straight as break begins (Columbus Dispatch)
Predators fall to Panthers for fourth loss in five games (The Tennessean)
Offence sputters as Flyers end Canadiens' four-game winning streak (Montreal Gazette)
Jets can’t find legs in first two periods, comeback falls short against Stars (Winnipeg Sun)
Oilers take it on the chin against Calgary (Edmonton Sun)
Ducks rookie Troy Terry scores 1st NHL goal, but had no idea (Orange County Register)
Perron's streak ends as he sits out with injury (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Wild center Victor Rask hoping to make most of fresh start (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Mcquaid honored by Bruins in his first trip back (New York Newsday)
Sabres plan to 're-energize' during long, challenging break (Buffalo News)
Leafs’ solution for slumping Matthews and Nylander simple — but not easy (Toronto Star)
Colliton shakes up Blackhawks' lines (Chicago Daily Herald)
Goalie Corey Crawford skates before practice for the first time since suffering a concussion: 'He looks awesome' (Chicago Tribune)
Capitals drop Evgeny Kuznetsov to third line amid offensive drought (Washington Post)
Niku impressing in recent call-up chance (Winnipeg Free Press)