Hockey headlines for January 3, 2021

Sunday, January 3, 2021

Canada marches into world junior hockey semifinals with letter-perfect win over Czechs (Toronto Star)
Finns refuse to go away, knock off Swedes in stirring comeback (Edmonton Journal)
The youth movement is under way as the Ottawa Senators name their alternate captains (Ottawa Sun)
Zibanejad won't skate when on-ice practices begin Monday (New York Newsday)
Victor Olofsson's status uncertain after suffering injury in Sabres practice (Buffalo News)
For Jim Rutherford, the Penguins still have a winning culture, even if without results (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Florida Panthers GM Bill Zito looking forward to first training camp with team (Miami Herald)
Welcome back, Wild: NHL makes its return, and it's a new world (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Redemption finally in sight at Leafs camp (Toronto Sun)
Rangers’ ‘goal’ with very young roster is clear (New York Post)
How Devils are trying to adapt during short training camp with no games (NJ.com)
There are plenty of questions to be answered as the Bruins prepare to drop the puck on a new season (Boston Globe)
San Jose Sharks training camp: Can they fill a Jumbo-sized void? (San Jose Mercury News)
Uncertainty remains with Dubois, Blue Jackets (Columbus Dispatch)
Penguins coach Mike Sullivan 'hungry for more' entering pivotal year (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Plenty of questions for head coach Dave Tippett heading into Edmonton Oilers training camp (Edmonton Journal)
How a golf trip showed Dylan Larkin's potential as Wings captain (Detroit Free Press)
Sabres' Jeff Skinner aiming to snap personal, team playoff droughts (Buffalo News)
Ducks’ Troy Terry knows he needs to start making a difference (Orange County Register)
Ilya Sorokin plans, potential breakout stars at forefront for Islanders (New York Post)
Evgeny Svechnikov under pressure to finally earn Red Wings roster spot (MLive.com)
41 players will take part in Flyers’ training camp, including two wingers from the 2020 draft (Philadelphia Inquirer)
The inside story of new Blackhawks president Jaime Faulkner and Hurricanes D-man Jaccob Slavin’s unlikely friendship (Chicago Sun-Times)