Hockey headlines for January 24, 2018

Wednesday, January 24, 2018

Avalanche’s 10-game win streak comes to an end at Montreal (Denver Post)
Bruins run points streak to 17 games, but it was a grind (Boston Globe)
Karlsson propels Golden Knights to win over Blue Jackets (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Without actually doing anything, Antoine Roussel sparked Tuesday's Stars-Panthers slugfest (Dallas Morning News)
Matt Murray finds solace in return to Penguins practice (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Blackhawks goalie Corey Crawford works out again, could be on the ice ‘soon’ (Chicago Sun-Times)
Brandon Dubinsky leaves team on personal matter (Columbus Dispatch)
Mike Babcock among 3 honourees for 2018 Order of Hockey in Canada (Toronto Star)
Sources: Islanders close to deal to play some games at Coliseum (New York Newsday)
Brendan Smith rips NHL for being lenient about head shot (New York Post)
Former Edmonton Oilers' heart and soul Ryan Smyth proud and humbled by Order of Canada in Hockey award (Edmonton Sun)
Sabres have loads of fun, learn something along the way (Buffalo News)
Youth drives Penguins to win over Hurricanes (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Travis Konecny's OT goal lifts Flyers to 4th straight win (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Blues bounce back to blank Senators (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Lightning beats Predators in overtime (Tampa Bay Times)
Ducks’ adjustments are the right recipe against Rangers (Orange County Register)
Little's OT goal ends Jets' drought in extra time to sink Sharks 5-4 (Winnipeg Free Press)
Cory Schneider hurt Devils' loss to Bruins (NJ.com)
Karlsson nets two against former team (Columbus Dispatch)
Red Wings clipped by Flyers, 3-2, in overtime (Detroit Free Press)
Lightning topple Preds in overtime (The Tennessean)
Kings doomed by dismal start in loss to Canucks 6-2 (Los Angeles Times)
Sharks’ OT loss to Winnipeg Jets might prove costly (San Jose Mercury News)
Rangers drop third straight game with messy 6-3 loss to Ducks (New York Daily News)
Oilers crash to earth against lowly Buffalo (Edmonton Journal)
Frustration builds: Sens shut out by Blues (Ottawa Sun)
Hayes remains out against Ducks with contusion (New York Newsday)
Refs admit mistake on Miles Wood's double minor in Devils' loss to Bruins (NJ.com)
Devils' Hayes must prove he belongs in lineup (NorthJersey.com)
Ehlers, Meier good friends – most of the time (Winnipeg Free Press)
Montreal-raised Avalanche defenseman was acquired off waivers from Canadiens (Denver Post)
Jets' captain Wheeler: San Jose has nice weather and good cell phone signal (Winnipeg Sun)
Sharks players apologize for insulting Winnipeg (Winnipeg Free Press)
Capitals being outshot, outscored often in the 2nd period (Washington Times)
Flames realize mediocre home record must improve (Calgary Sun)
Leafs place Rielly on IR, recall Valiev (Toronto Sun)
Filip Chlapik the latest Senators' player headed for injury list (Ottawa Sun)
Blackhawks goalie Jeff Glass says team must make its own luck (Chicago Tribune)
Ducks veteran Antoine Vermette, 35, working hard to stay in ‘younger’ league (Orange County Register)
Coyotes' Cousins latest to benefit from talk (Arizona Republic)
Leafs call up Kapanen, send Gauthier back to Marlies (Toronto Star)
Red Wings send Dominic Turgeon, Joe Hicketts back to Grand Rapids (Detroit Free Press)
Rangers' Ryan McDonagh, Jimmy Vesey reflect on time with Jim Johannson as part of USA Hockey (New York Daily News)
Eagles' Super Bowl run makes fans of Flyers players who attended NFC championship game (Philadelphia Inquirer)