Hockey headlines for January 24, 2022

Monday, January 24, 2022

Husso, Blues hold off Canucks 3-1 (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Kraken finally find some offense, beat Panthers despite falling behind early (Seattle Times)
Penguins overcome injuries, tired legs and two-goal deficit to win (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Devils' P.K. Subban 'embarassed' after brother deals with racist incident (NorthJersey.com)
Petr Mrazek ready to prove his worth as Leafs’ backup netminder (Globe & Mail)
Gillies' philanthropy, kinship with Isles' alumni will live forever (New York Newsday)
Trottier: Gillies was a strong singer, joke-teller and had 'a caring heart' (New York Newsday)
Brad Marchand, Bruins showing plenty of bounce back this season (Boston Globe)
Kreider battling for goal supremacy with Ovechkin (New York Newsday)
Mitch Marner is having fun again, which means the Maple Leafs are too (Toronto Star)
Tyler Seguin looks like a difference maker again, giving Stars offense an injection of speed (Dallas Morning News)
Jesper Bratt's two goals not enough as Devils fade late in loss to Kings (NorthJersey.com)
Slow start, defensive miscues cost Panthers in ‘disappointing’ loss to expansion Kraken (Miami Herald)
Third period lapse costs Jets against potent Pens (Winnipeg Free Press)
Blue Jackets 'lifeless' in 2-1 loss to Senators (Columbus Dispatch)
Canucks start Michael DiPietro as COVID-19 cases mount, UBC stopper is backup option (Vancouver Province)
Devils' Lindy Ruff offers support to Subban family after racist incident (NorthJersey.com)
'An unbelievable ride': Kris Letang looks back after game No. 900 (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Avalanche leads the NHL with .756 winning percentage. Stellar goaltending is behind recent success. (Denver Post)
Top scorers pile up points as Wild piles up victories (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Three stats that tell the story of Flames’ recent struggles (Calgary Sun)
Red Wings continue education on how to close out games (Detroit News)
Bad breaks and bad habits have plagued last-place Flyers' season (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Break in the clouds gives Edmonton Oilers a glimpse of light (Edmonton Sun)
San Jose Sharks’ lopsided loss a ‘massive wake-up call,’ but can they respond? (San Jose Mercury News)
Blackhawks put goalie Lankinen on IR (Chicago Daily-Herald)
Ducks’ John Gibson showing doubters why he’s still an elite goalie (Orange County Register)
Rielly on a roll, but Maple Leafs still need more defensive depth (Toronto Sun)
Jacob Trouba’s developing offensive game providing a spark for Rangers (New York Post)
Jackets' Werenski learning to manage heavy minutes (Columbus Dispatch)