Hockey headlines for December 26, 2019

Thursday, December 26, 2019

The Flyers’ French Connection: ‘We’re hockey people first’ (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Jets knew they had something special when they drafted Josh Morrissey (Winnipeg Free Press)
'No stone unturned': Steve Yzerman's Tampa Bay blueprint gives Red Wings fans hope (Detroit News)
Tales of the tape: Each Flames stick tells a story (Calgary Herald)
World Juniors looms big for Detroit Red Wings prospects and future picks (Detroit Free Press)
Dylan Cozens among four Sabres prospects at world junior championships (Buffalo News)
Senators hopefuls Jacob Bernard-Docker and Shane Pinto on opposite sides in world junior event (Ottawa Citizen)
Reminiscing: Senators' Thomas Chabot and Colin White remember their 2017 world junior rivalry (Ottawa Citizen)
Maple Leafs captain Tavares lines up behind coach with plenty of confidence (Toronto Sun)
Islanders resume with a tough path through rest of season (New York Newsday)
After their holiday break, Flyers will try to keep winning streak alive on the road (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Rest and home ice — two of the biggest advantages in hockey — have been Blackhawks’ worst enemies (Chicago Sun-Times)
Eric Robinson making impact on key Blue Jackets’ line (Columbus Dispatch)
Fox, Lindgren adjusting to grind of NHL schedule (New York Newsday)
Lias Andersson miss not a massive hit to Rangers’ prospect pool (New York Post)
Golden Knights love Mark Stone’s ‘A-plus’ celebrations (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
At Enterprise Center, keeping the Blues' ice nice is a huge job (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)