Hockey headlines for January 30, 2018

Tuesday, January 30, 2018

Jagr finished with Flames, assigned to HC Kladno in Czech Republic (Calgary Sun)
Trouba out of Jets lineup for six-to-eight weeks with ankle injury (Winnipeg Free Press)
Crawford waiting game continues for Chicago Blackhawks (Chicago Daily Herald)
Kings' Jonathan Quick put on injured reserve, but he's progressing and should return soon (Los Angeles Times)
Bruins’ Charlie McAvoy is feeling good after heart procedure (Boston Globe)
Islanders to split time between Brooklyn, Long Island (New York Post)
For NHL Stars, the Olympics Remain a ‘What if?’ (New York Times)
Islanders upbeat on plan to play at Coliseum (New York Newsday)
Few — if any — predicted Hellebuyck's ascent to becoming an All-Star (Winnipeg Sun)
Joe Thornton, John Tavares and the Sharks best approach to the trade deadline (San Jose Mercury News)
Laine pumped to play series in his home country (Winnipeg Free Press)
What playing in home countries will mean to Devils' Nico Hischier, Jesper Bratt (NJ.com)
Edmonton Oilers excited about trip to Germany and Sweden (Edmonton Sun)
Sabres out to prove western wins not fool's gold (Buffalo News)
Panthers return from All-Star break 12 points behind Flyers for East's second wild-card spot (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
Kings need more consistent offense to make playoffs (Los Angeles Daily News)
Ducks need another second-half surge to reach playoffs (Orange County Register)
Rangers have playoff number to hit — and it's not impossible (New York Post)
Once again, Oilers have to re-start their engines (Edmonton Sun)
Coyotes' first half showed marked improvement (Arizona Republic)
Mark Stone stays at home, but could be back from injury by weekend (Ottawa Citizen)
Could Canes forward Sebastian Aho return for Tuesday’s game against the Senators? (Raleigh News & Observer)
Dubinsky says he’ll likely play Tuesday, Friday at the latest (Columbus Dispatch)
Victor Hedman joining Lightning on road trip (Tampa Bay Times)
Devils, Hall ready to get back to business (NorthJersey.com)
Zaitsev returns to practice as Leafs regroup following all-star break (Toronto Star)
Penguins' goalie Matt Murray eager for upward trend (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Chicago Blackhawks' Kane comes right back to work (Chicago Daily Herald)
Flyers elevate Nolan Patrick to second line with Wayne Simmonds, Jake Voracek (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Paajarvi gets new lease on NHL life with Senators (Ottawa Citizen)
Blues rookies Thompson, Dunn learning on the job (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Coyotes' Perlini is coming out of his shell (Arizona Republic)
Jason Garrison shuttles back into Golden Knights lineup (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Jean-Sebastien Dea is glad to be back on the Western side of Pennsylvania (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Panthers recall Samuel Montembeault, Ian McCoshen, Maxim Mamin from AHL affiliate Springfield (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)