Hockey headlines for February 10, 2018

Saturday, February 10, 2018

Rangers short on defense, snap four-game skid (New York Newsday)
Energetic Blues pass rugged test at Winnipeg (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Sharks’ Ward out indefinitely; DeBoer still miffed about lack of penalty on hit (San Jose Mercury News)
Defenceman Ben Harpur signs two-year contract extension with Senators (Ottawa Sun)
Rangers assign struggling defenseman Brendan Smith to AHL Hartford (New York Daily News)
GM Pierre Dorion signs three-year contract extension with Senators (Ottawa Sun)
Tom Anselmi out as Senators president and CEO (Ottawa Sun)
Rangers not taking any chances with potential key trade piece (New York Post)
After years of going for it, fading Blackhawks poised for quiet trade deadline (Chicago Sun-Times)
Scheifele remains hopeful about future Olympics (Winnipeg Sun)
Red Wings feeling left out of Winter Olympics’ hoopla (Detroit News)
Two Western New York hockey referees heading to Pyeongchang Olympic Games (Buffalo News)
Capitals have all the answers in 4-2 win over Blue Jackets (Washington Post)
Darling, Hurricanes stop Canucks (Raleigh News & Observer)
Kings get past Panthers to open what could be a make-or-break trip (Los Angeles Times)
Ducks’ John Gibson makes 30 saves in return to top Oilers (Orange County Register)
Like a challenge, much? Stars overcome injuries, sluggish travel and another deficit in win over Penguins (Dallas Morning News)
Last of Edmonton Oilers hope snuffed out in loss to Anaheim Ducks (Edmonton Sun)
Wings lose 'crazy' game in OT at Islanders, 7-6 (Detroit Free Press)
Rangers use power play to snuff out Flames (Calgary Herald)
Stars rally from 2-0 first-period deficit, beat Penguins in shootout (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Jackets fall out of playoff position with 5th straight loss (Columbus Dispatch)
Jets can't get off runway (Winnipeg Free Press)
Edmonton Oilers face reality: It's over (Edmonton Sun)
Andrew Cogliano coming to grips after streak reaches bitter end (Edmonton Sun)
On Penguins' dads trip, Matt Murray could've shut down. Instead, he made a child's dream come true. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Despite bad loss, Wild coach Boudreau has mercy on players (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Wild draw inspiration from Bob Marley after Coyotes meltdown (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Rangers coach calls out Henrik Lundqvist for inconsistent play (New York Post)
Leafs coach Mike Babcock in Patrick Marleau's corner (Toronto Sun)
Edmundson leads Blues in blocked shots, and that's what will sideline him 6 weeks (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Brouwer facing time off after getting hit with puck (Calgary Herald)
Forwards Mark Stone and Derick Brassard ready to return to Senators lineup (Ottawa Sun)
Leafs’ Frederik Andersen puts the team before his numbers (Toronto Star)
Golden Knights second line shows consistency (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Kapanen's assets can benefit Leafs in tight-checking finish that awaits (Toronto Sun)
Aggressive play a plus for Coyotes' Keller (Arizona Republic)
Sure, he’s a Stanley Cup champion. But to this team, Lecavalier is ‘Coach Vinny’ (Tampa Bay Times)