Hockey headlines for January 10, 2022

Monday, January 10, 2022

Last-minute heroics give Blues 2-1 win over Stars (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Ducks goaltender Lukas Dostal wins in a shootout in his NHL debut (Orange County Register)
Devils' Monday game postponed as two more players enter COVID protocols (NorthJersey.com)
Another postponement for Edmonton Oilers with more positive cases (Edmonton Sun)
Panarin cleared to return, but Gallant enters COVID protocol (New York Newsday)
Desperate for goalie help, Hurricanes sign top prospect in middle of the NCAA season (Raleigh News & Observer)
Former Canadiens GM Marc Bergevin joins the Kings’ front office (Los Angeles Times)
Expecting increased capacity for COVID-postponed games 'unrealistic,' doctor says (Vancouver Province)
Wave of postponements working in Edmonton Oilers' favour (Edmonton Sun)
Frustration mounts for Stars after controversial end vs. Blues: ‘We deserved a lot better than that’ (Dallas Morning News)
Detroit Red Wings show improvement, but fall to the Anaheim Ducks, 4-3 in a shootout (Detroit Free Press)
Dylan Larkin leaves game in Anaheim in first period with upper-body injury (Detroit News)
NHL rookie stars Raymond, Seider, Zegras on display in Anaheim (Detroit News)
Flyers’ losses mounting, but top players due back from COVID-19 protocols (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Anders Bjork rejoins Sabres from protocol, aims to make more of an impact (Buffalo News)
Rangers finding success with captain-less leadership (New York Post)
Defencemen, forwards alike adapting to laying less lumber (Winnipeg Sun)
Capitals goalie breaks NHL record in loss to Wild (Washington Times)
Wild winger Kevin Fiala shows maturity (and the winning goal) after benching (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
With two more goals, Panthers’ Carter Verhaeghe continues to show why he’s ‘such a threat’ (Miami Herald)
Ryan Johnson playing a big role since Canucks management turnover (Vancouver Province)
It's been a season of mostly stops and some starts for Nelson (New York Newsday)
Leafs’ most scrutinized player Nick Ritchie hoping for more ups than downs the rest of the way (Toronto Star)
With powerful legs and willingness to charge to the net, Bruins’ Oskar Steen makes up for short stature (Boston Globe)
Ducks prospect Mason McTavish dealt from Peterborough to Hamilton in OHL (Orange County Register)
“Small hockey world” binds Knights coaches, defenseman together (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
With a newborn at home and a Cup on his mind, Brian Boyle remains driven by faith and family (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)