Hockey headlines for January 29, 2020

Wednesday, January 29, 2020

Blues best Flames in shootout (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Powered by Borowiecki, Senators cruise past Sabres (Ottawa Citizen)
Penguins sign defenseman Marcus Pettersson to long-term deal (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Flyers will meet with NHL in effort to reduce back-to-back games, improve schedule (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Golden Knights hire Steve Spott as assistant coach (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
20 years after a ‘$1 billion’ bribe, ex-Dallas Stars goalie Ed Belfour arrested again (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
Golden Knights weigh options with trade deadline approaching (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Kreider? Georgiev? Inside Rangers' trade deadline possibilities (New York Post)
Linus Ullmark, a 'centerpiece' for Sabres, suffers non-contact injury (Buffalo News)
Blais returns but Sundqvist out with injury (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
As Panthers prepare to make push for playoffs, here’s a look at what went right and what went wrong so far (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
Coyotes know they need to be better down the stretch (Arizona Republic)
Kings approach second half knowing change is coming (Los Angeles Daily News)
Can the Chicago Blackhawks take another step next season? (Chicago Daily Herald)
Reinforcements arrive, but Canadiens need a miracle to reach playoffs (Montreal Gazette)
Rick Bowness says Stars look to generate offense ‘any way we can get it’ (Dallas Morning News)
John Tortorella at the center of Blue Jackets’ turnaround (Columbus Dispatch)
Canadiens' Brendan Gallagher discusses his concussion and recovery (Montreal Gazette)
Devils’ P.K. Subban misses practice but Kyle Palmieri returns to the ice (NJ.com)
Leafs winger Kasperi Kapanen practises Tuesday, should play Wednesday (Toronto Star)
With Braden Holtby back on track and Ilya Samsonov holding steady, Capitals have net gains (Washington Post)
Blackhawks’ quiet minor-league signing might hint at long-term goalie outlook (Chicago Sun-Times)
New line for David Krejci could be right balance for B’s (Boston Herald)
Riley Nash enjoying more productive second season with Blue Jackets (Columbus Dispatch)
Ducks left wing Nick Ritchie showed rust despite goal vs. Sharks (Orange County Register)
Predators' Austin Watson upset John Hynes made him a healthy scratch for 4 games, but has no ill will (The Tennessean)
Raising the bar with Leafs defenceman Sandin (Toronto Sun)
The Flyers are granting fans’ wishes, and fans are not disappointing with their requests (Philadelphia Inquirer)