Hockey headlines for January 14, 2022

Friday, January 14, 2022

Tuukka Rask’s 25 saves lifts Bruins to victory over Flyers (Boston Herald)
Shesterkin returns with shutout, Kreider scores twice in Rangers' win (New York Newsday)
Isles beat Devils in first game in 12 days (New York Newsday)
Stastny, Dillon, Comrie the latest Jets to enter COVID protocol (Winnipeg Sun)
As regulars return to Wild lineup, Ek's comeback stopped by COVID (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Avalanche rookie Bo Byram remains on personal leave, no target date for return (Denver Post)
Record-setter Matthews rewarded with Atlantic all-star captaincy (Globe & Mail)
Capitals’ Alex Ovechkin named All-Star Game captain after leading NHL in fan voting (Washington Times)
Nathan MacKinnon named Central Division captain for 2022 NHL All-Star Game (Denver Post)
Maple Leafs' Auston Matthews and Jack Campbell up among the NHL all-stars (Toronto Sun)
Jonathan Huberdeau has dominated for the Florida Panthers. Now, he’s an All-Star again (Miami Herald)
Wild star Kirill Kaprizov is an NHL All Star for first time (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Brad Marchand not named an All-Star; Patrice Bergeron will represent Bruins (Boston Globe)
Lightning’s Andrei Vasilevskiy, Victor Hedman get All-Star nods (Tampa Bay Times)
Penguins goalie Tristan Jarry earns All-Star Game nod, Jake Guentzel counting on fan vote (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Nashville Predators goalie Juuse Saros earns first All-Star selection (The Tennessean)
Claude Giroux named NHL All-Star; Flyers look to tighten up special teams (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Alex DeBrincat is named the lone NHL All-Star for the Chicago Blackhawks, while Kirby Dach and Dylan Strome are placed in COVID-19 protocols (Chicago Tribune)
Islanders defenseman Pelech named an All-Star (New York Newsday)
Canucks' Demko picked for NHL All-Star Weekend (Vancouver Province)
Red Wings' Dylan Larkin named to Atlantic Division All-Star team (Detroit News)
Jets’ Connor named NHL All-Star (Winnipeg Sun)
Aho, Andersen will play for Brind’Amour in NHL All-Star Game; will Svechnikov join them? (Raleigh News & Observer)
Canadiens' Nick Suzuki selected to play in NHL's All-Star Game (Montreal Gazette)
Gaudreau headed to NHL All-Star Game, hoping Tkachuk can join him through last-chance vote (Calgary Sun)
Jordan Eberle named Kraken’s first All-Star; prospect Matty Beniers added to U.S. men’s Olympic team (Seattle Times)
Rasmus Dahlin to represent the Sabres, Atlantic Division at NHL All-Star Game (Buffalo News)
Kings’ Adrian Kempe makes 1st All-Star team; Doughty, Kopitar snubbed (Los Angeles Daily News)
Ducks’ John Gibson selected to All-Star team; Troy Terry snubbed (Orange County Register)
Coyotes' Clayton Keller named NHL All-Star; forward selected for second time in career (Arizona Republic)
San Jose Sharks’ winger named to NHL All-Star Game for first time (San Jose Mercury News)
2 Golden Knights named to Pacific Division All-Star team (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Two Rangers earn All-Star Game berths (New York Post)
Flyers' prospect Noah Cates one of four with locals ties on Team USA's Olympic roster (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Canadiens prospect Sean Farrell named to U.S. Olympic team (Montreal Gazette)
Golden Knights prospect named to US Olympic hockey team (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Tom Wilson’s long-shot Olympics hopes were dashed. But his NHL career continues to impress. (Washington Post)
Jets' Hellebuyck gets shutout in Detroit (Winnipeg Sun)
Lightning outlast Western Conference foe Canucks (Tampa Bay Times)
Surging Kings cool Penguins with third-period flurry (Los Angeles Daily News)
Comeback kids: Blues rally (again) for 2-1 win over Kraken (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Blue Jackets get even with Carolina Hurricanes (Columbus Dispatch)
Blackhawks edge Canadiens as Lukas Reichel makes NHL debut (Chicago Sun-Times)
League's best just too strong for hustling visitors (Vancouver Province)
Islanders nip Devils in return from long layoff (New York Post)
Sharks shut out by first-place Rangers, and the schedule doesn’t let up much from here (San Jose Mercury News)
Canadiens squander third-period lead, lose to Blackhawks in OT (Montreal Gazette)
Wings show their Jet lag in 3-0 loss to Winnipeg (Detroit Free Press)
Penguins' defense falters in ugly loss to Kings (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Kraken fall to Blues, get swept on three-game road trip (Seattle Times)
First-place Nashville Predators' win streak ends at five, thanks to Buffalo Sabres (The Tennessean)
No rally in Raleigh: Canes fall hard to the Blue Jackets in their return to home ice (Raleigh News & Observer)
Red Wings’ Dylan Larkin: We have to find ways to score (MLive.com)
Shesterkin returns from COVID protocol (New York Newsday)
Sharks center plays vs. New York Rangers hours after cross-country flight (San Jose Mercury News)
Jets' Chisholm gets best birthday gift ever with NHL debut (Winnipeg Sun)
Christian Brothers alum signed as Devils’ emergency backup against Islanders (NJ.com)
'Thank all of you for giving a Mutt a home': Hawks honor Shaw (Chicago Daily-Herald)
Mike Smith's sore thumb has him back in limbo and not in Oilers net (Edmonton Journal)
Panthers look to Sergei Bobrovsky to keep up production with backup goaltender spot in limbo (Miami Herald)
At 37 years old, Stars’ Joe Pavelski’s on pace for the best season of his NHL career (Dallas Morning News)
Wings center Michael Rasmussen showing his versatility playing on wing (Detroit News)
Former Senators winger Chris Neil is back on the ice, driving a new outdoor skating business (Ottawa Citizen)