Hockey headlines for January 7, 2019

Monday, January 7, 2019

Hot streak continues on wacky night in Pittsburgh (Chicago Sun-Times)
Golden Knights rally to beat Devils for 6th straight win (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Canes run winning streak to four by beating Senators 5-4 (Raleigh News & Observer)
Capitals find offense from an unlikely player to end their three-game skid (Washington Post)
Leafs’ first half of season pleasing to their coach (Globe & Mail)Paywall to view
Coyotes start second half of season with decisive win over Rangers (Arizona Republic)
Jets knock down hard-charging Stars 5-1 (Winnipeg Free Press)
Edmonton Oilers come back to life with lopsided win over arch-rival Ducks (Edmonton Sun)
Ducks' losing streak hits eight with 4-0 loss to the Oilers (Los Angeles Times)
Henrik Lundqvist pulled again in another lopsided Rangers loss (New York Post)
NJ Devils can't capitalize late against Golden Knights, fall 3-2 (NorthJersey.com)
Detroit Red Wings' hard work still results in narrow loss to Capitals (Detroit Free Press)
Stars miss multiple opportunities, lack finish in 5-1 loss to Jets (Dallas Morning News)
Cam Talbot emerges as backbone of much needed Edmonton Oilers victory (Edmonton Sun)
Stars coach Jim Montgomery pulls goalie with more than five minutes left in loss to Winnipeg (Dallas Morning News)
Little, linemates step up to fill Ehlers' skates (Winnipeg Free Press)
Golden Knights defenseman Brayden McNabb ends goal drought (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
No relief for Senators with Anderson on the sidelines (Ottawa Citizen)
Hayes misses second straight game with injury (New York Newsday)
The Penguins’ 2008-09 Stanley Cup team ‘laid the foundation’ (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
At NHL season midpoint, questions on team loom large (Columbus Dispatch)
Golden Knights content with first half of NHL season (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Predators just past the halfway point: The good, the bad, the ugly (The Tennessean)
Halfway through season, inconsistent Wild must define course (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Lehner MVP for surprising Isles nearing midpoint (New York Newsday)
Despite lack of results, Blues see progress (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Healthy and happy, Wild’s Zach Parise is bringing his A-game (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
David Backes ready to fall into his role (Boston Herald)
Kings forward Alex Iafallo embraces move to second line (Los Angeles Daily News)
Things have been very positive for Kings defenseman Sean Walker (Los Angeles Times)
Blues put Schmaltz on waivers (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Penguins recall Chad Ruhwedel from conditioning stint (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Zadina returns to Grand Rapids after a 'tough' world junior tournament (Detroit News)
From burning buses to rest stop pick-ups, Mike McKenna’s tour lands in Philly (South Jersey Courier-Post)
Rittich has been fantastic find for Flames (Calgary Sun)