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Friday, January 27, 2023
- Lightning beat NHL-best Bruins on home ice (Tampa Bay Times)
- Capitals clip Penguins with a shootout strike from Nicklas Backstrom (Washington Post)
- Wild show their bark, then their bite in overtime win over Flyers (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
- Matt Duchene, Filip Forsberg help push Nashville Predators past New Jersey Devils (The Tennessean)
- High-scoring forward Andrei Kuzmenko signs for two more years (Vancouver Province)
- Ben Harpur earns Rangers extension with blue line performance (New York Post)
- Canucks: Rick Tocchet wants to practice. He can't today. (Vancouver Province)
- More moves coming after Nieto trade? Sharks react to deal, Merkley’s departure, Knyzhov’s return (San Jose Mercury News)
- Undrafted to indispensable: This Hurricanes defenseman is enjoying a breakout season (Raleigh News & Observer)
- Robby Fabbri's overtime goal lifts Detroit Red Wings to 4-3 win at Montreal Canadiens (Detroit Free Press)
- Chicago Blackhawks beat the Calgary Flames 5-1, riding a 3-goal 2nd period to improve to 7-5-0 in January (Chicago Tribune)
- Nick Schmaltz tallies hat trick as Coyotes blank Blues (Arizona Republic)
- In a battle of two of the NHL’s best, Bruins lose back-and-forth game to Lightning in Tampa (Boston Globe)
- Avalanche blow two-goal lead to Anaheim Ducks; six-game win streak snapped (Denver Post)
- Harvey-Pinard's two goals can't help Canadiens snap retro jersey curse (Montreal Gazette)
- Flyers fall to the Minnesota Wild in overtime, 3-2, dropping their third straight (Philadelphia Inquirer)
- Penguins put forth another incomplete effort in 3-2 shootout loss to Capitals (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
- Devils weak defensively in 6-4 loss to Predators (NJ.com)
- Winnipeg Jets can't get it done against Buffalo Sabres (Winnipeg Sun)
- Connor Mackey excited to be back in Flames lineup as he draws in for injured Tanev (Calgary Sun)
- Hartman a healthy scratch for Wild tonight after penalties upset coach (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
- Golden Knights no longer favored to win Pacific Division (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
- How the Kraken turned around their penalty-killing struggles (Seattle Times)
- Hurricanes goalie Andersen left Stars game with injury. GM said Thursday, ‘he’s fine’ (Raleigh News & Observer)
- Stars asked more of Miro Heiskanen and Dallas’ defenseman delivered (Dallas Morning News)
- Samuel Bolduc’s NHL debut a silver lining for reeling Islanders (New York Post)
- Sabres senior vice president is out at Pegula Sports & Entertainment (Buffalo News)
- 78 years later, Chicago Blackhawks forward John Harms finally gets his rookie card as part of a campaign to honor Indigenous players (Chicago Tribune)
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