Hockey headlines for January 25, 2022

Tuesday, January 25, 2022

Wild routs Canadiens as 4th line shines, Kaprizov hits 100 career points (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Avalanche blanks Blackhawks behind Pavel Francouz’s second straight shutout (Denver Post)
Stars beat Flyers, 3-1, to extend skid to franchise high-tying 12 games (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Rangers top Kings on Fox's shootout clincher (New York Newsday)
Keith Yandle ties NHL's all-time consecutive games played record at 964 (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Rangers' Kreider named NHL's first star of the week, scores 30th (New York Newsday)
Émilie Castonguay: From vision board to reality as Canucks' first female assistant GM (Vancouver Province)
Maple Leafs' John Tavares on racism in hockey: "We have a lot of work to do ... to make a difference" (Toronto Sun)
'It's distasteful': Devils' P.K. Subban doesn't want pity, seeks change following racist incident (NorthJersey.com)
‘Almost unfathomable’: Flames marvel at Yandle’s achievement as NHL’s new ironman (Calgary Sun)
Sharks, Karlsson still determining ‘right thing to do’ with injury, but short-term outlook isn’t good (San Jose Mercury News)
Trent Mann and the Senators' scouting staff getting used to the new normal (Ottawa Sun)
Ducks prospect Mason McTavish expected to make Canada’s Olympic team (Orange County Register)
Ducks push back against physical Bruins, start trip with a victory (Orange County Register)
Golden Knights open road trip with win over Capitals (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
For the Stars, boring wins — like Monday’s in Philly — are just fine (Dallas Morning News)
Ducks dump Bruins, 5-3 (Boston Herald)
Flames leave Blues, Binnington shellshocked in 7-1 romp (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Vegas beats the odds to hand the Capitals their first shutout loss of the season (Washington Post)
Blackhawks’ hard work not enough to avoid another loss to Avalanche (Chicago Sun-Times)
In a troublesome trend, Bruins were slow to recover from Ducks’ quick start (Boston Globe)
Ex-Wild forward Pitlick returns to town with Montreal Canadiens (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Jets hardly looking like a playoff team, let alone a Cup contender (Winnipeg Free Press)
Panthers frustrated after an ‘unacceptable’ loss in Seattle. ‘We were flat ... again’ (Miami Herald)
Edmonton Oilers finally getting a little good news (Edmonton Sun)
Evgeni Malkin’s return has brought more risk, more reward to the power play (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Muzzin returns to Maple Leafs practice as he works his way back from concussion (Toronto Sun)
Penguins forward Teddy Blueger out six to eight weeks for fractured jaw (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Kaapo Kakko could have extended Rangers absence after going on IR (New York Post)
William Nylander on the Leafs’ third line is an experiment, not a demotion (Toronto Star)
Barzal and the right wing man: The search goes on (New York Newsday)
Red Wings seek ways to get Filip Zadina out of prolonged slump (MLive.com)
Lightning’s Brian Elliott continues to play well despite big gaps in playing time (Tampa Bay Times)
Canucks’ Elias Pettersson needs to take his best shot(s), says coach Boudreau (Vancouver Province)
Kraken’s AHL affiliate in Palm Springs eager to open new arena, begin inaugural season (Seattle Times)