Hockey headlines for January 10, 2021

Sunday, January 10, 2021

Devils goalie Corey Crawford retires (NorthJersey.com)
Isles, Barzal agree to new deal (New York Newsday)
Red Wings add defense depth, claim Christian Djoos off waivers (MLive.com)
Kings announce five players ‘unfit to participate’ in camp scrimmage (Los Angeles Times)
Rangers star deletes Twitter 'disgrace' after Trump ban (New York Post)
No fans at Lightning, Raptors games due to COVID-19 (Tampa Bay Times)
The NHL thinks it can play through a pandemic. Here’s how the league plans to go about it (Toronto Star)
Devils’ Lindy Ruff on Corey Crawford’s retirement: ‘It’s something that obviously was deep in his mind’ (NJ.com)
Keith, Kane express their emotions over Crawford's retirement (Chicago Daily Herald)
The Panthers’ first two games are postponed. Practice plans are changing as a result (Miami Herald)
Wings doing their best to fight COVID: 'Life we live in right now' (Detroit Free Press)
Blue Jackets tested by short camp, protocols (Columbus Dispatch)
Predators say their 'COVID police' is making sure the team doesn't slip up as opener nears (The Tennessean)
Sabres coach Ralph Krueger on start of NHL's Covid-19 issues: 'It will smack you' (Buffalo News)
James Van Riemsdyk and the Flyers are aware how tenuous life is in a COVID-19 world (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Maple Leafs need work on shootouts (Toronto Sun)
The Capitals’ blue line, now under new management, looks to grow this season (Washington Post)
Rangers' defensive shuffle doesn't include this pair (New York Post)
DeBoer emphasizes deflections, ugly goals to boost offense (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Quinn says Zibanejad 'inching closer to return' (New York Newsday)
James Neal won't be in opening lineup but he's back at Edmonton Oilers camp (Edmonton Sun)
Kylington returns to Flames earlier than expected (Calgary Sun)
New Wild goaltender Cam Talbot: 'Nothing's ever been handed to me' (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
From backup to bona fide starter, Tristan Jarry has taken this step before (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
John Gibson says Ducks aspire to return to the playoffs (Orange County Register)
Robin Lehner, Marc-Andre Fleury to open season splitting time (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Goaltender Casey DeSmith is grateful to be back with the Penguins (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Joey Daccord keeps eyes trained on Matt Murray as he climbs the Sens' goaltending ladder (Ottawa Citizen)
Wayne Simmonds knows his strength is in front of the opponents’ net, and the Leafs plan to take advantage of that (Toronto Star)
Without Joe Thornton, a San Jose Sharks third line takes shape (San Jose Mercury News)
Canadiens' Jesperi Kotkaniemi looks like he's having fun again (Montreal Gazette)
Higher expectation for Ethan Bear with Edmonton Oilers (Edmonton Sun)
In his second season with Blues, Faulk looks to finally have a home (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Sanford ups his weight while moving down in lineup (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
With Erik Johnson still “unfit,” Conor Timmins “has looked fantastic” in Avalanche training camp (Denver Post)
Flames defenceman Hanifin still sees growth coming (Calgary Sun)
Pius Suter sticking in sizable role as Blackhawks zero in on roster (Chicago Sun-Times)
Waiting on Stuetzle: German star teenager expected on the ice Sunday (Ottawa Citizen)
San Jose Sharks’ top prospect appears headed to AHL (San Jose Mercury News)