Hockey headlines for January 28, 2019

Monday, January 28, 2019

Jets' final stretch to test endurance, resilience (Winnipeg Free Press)
Their long, needed All-Star break over, Penguins must start their playoff push now (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Laine recharged and ready after NHL All-Star break (Winnipeg Free Press)
Former Lightning captain Vincent Lecavalier, two others sustain minor injuries in Gasparilla bus pileup (Tampa Bay Times)
Calgary Inferno teammates Decker, Johnston overwhelmed by NHL All-Star Game experience (Calgary Sun)
Need a Power-Play Goal? In the NHL, It’s as Easy as 1-3-1 (New York Times)
No end in sight to blizzard of NHL scoring (Toronto Star)
Maple Leafs’ personal collections not all sticks and pucks (Toronto Star)
Martin St. Louis reaches out to players: ‘Call me’ (Columbus Dispatch)
Blues at the break: Is Armstrong a buyer or seller? (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Impending free agent Kevin Hayes isn't sweating over potential trade (New York Newsday)
Sidney Crosby's all-star performance wows Penguins teammate (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Patrick Kane thinks Blackhawks’ dynasty crew still can win (Chicago Sun-Times)
Is Nikita Kucherov the best player in the NHL this season? (Tampa Bay Times)
Golden Knights find playoff groove with 30 games to go (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
After 'losing his way' in December, here's how Jim Montgomery plans to get the Stars back on track (Dallas Morning News)
Penguins' Justin Schultz, Zach Aston-Reese still week to week with injuries (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Taylor Hall still absent from Devils practice (NJ.com)
Chiarot out, Niku back with big club (Winnipeg Free Press)
What does the future hold for the Capitals in net? The rest of this season could decide a lot. (Washington Post)
Flyers recall Mikhail Vorobyev; hope layoff doesn’t stop momentum (Philly.com)
Golden Knights prospect Cody Glass out indefinitely with injury (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Werenski brothers enjoy being roommates (Columbus Dispatch)