Hockey headlines for January 30, 2022

Sunday, January 30, 2022

Evander Kane helps Edmonton Oilers win a laugher in Montreal (Edmonton Journal)
Flyers snap 13-game skid with 4-3 overtime victory against the Los Angeles Kings (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Jets snap six-game losing skid with convincing win over Blues (Winnipeg Sun)
With a 3-point night and fake ‘Michigan’ move, Huberdeau leads another Panthers comeback (Miami Herald)
Rasmus Dahlin, 7 others enter Covid-19 protocol during Sabres' bizarre day in desert (Buffalo News)
Owner Tom Gaglardi expresses frustration with Stars’ inconsistency: ‘We’ve underdelivered so far' (Dallas Morning News)
Future with Canadiens is uncertain for Brendan Gallagher (Montreal Gazette)
Conor Garland could be a trade chip for Canucks: report (Vancouver Province)
A seven-time All-Star, Lightning’s Steven Stamkos still possesses unmistakable aura (Tampa Bay Times)
Braden Holtby, who grew up with the Caps, reflects on a place that is forever home (Washington Post)
Owen Power's encore performance at Michigan has Sabres brass dreaming of what's next (Buffalo News)
Penguins exec Scott Young preparing for an Olympics like no other (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Golden Knights prospect relishes opportunity at Winter Olympics (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
All-Stars John Gibson, Troy Terry lead Ducks to victory over Senators (Orange County Register)
Michael Bunting's hat trick helps Leafs flip script with third-period comeback win (Toronto Sun)
Canes win on Whalers Night against the Devils. How Carolina pulled out 2-1 victory (Raleigh News & Observer)
Mark Stone rescues weary Golden Knights in shootout (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Lightning rally late, fall to Vegas in wild shootout (Tampa Bay Times)
Sharks lose fast-paced game to Panthers in OT, lose defenseman to injury (San Jose Mercury News)
Wings give up 5 goals in 3rd to lose to Leafs, 7-4 (Detroit Free Press)
Thatcher Demko carries defence as offence goes silent (Vancouver Province)
Blues go into All-Star break on a low note with 4-1 loss to Winnipeg (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Arizona Coyotes lose 5th straight, fall 3-1 to shorthanded Buffalo Sabres (Arizona Republic)
Mario Ferraro’s scary injury evokes memories of Logan Couture’s own painful ordeal (San Jose Mercury News)
Bunting's goading ways paying off for the Maple Leafs ... Clune grateful in reaching 700 pro games (Toronto Sun)
Sliding Rangers look to turn it around before All-Star break (New York Post)
Blue Jackets' coaching staff ready for daunting challenge (Columbus Dispatch)
Ryan Pulock finally getting closer to Islanders return (New York Post)
Arizona Coyotes goalie Scott Wedgewood showing flashes of improvement in return (Arizona Republic)
How Avalanche goalie Pavel Francouz persevered past double knee and hip surgeries: “I’m trying to enjoy every minute” (Denver Post)
Loved in New York, Wild winger Mats Zuccarello at home in Minnesota (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
All-Star Penguins forward Jake Guentzel has room to improve (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Off social media, Blackhawks’ Kirby Dach finally feels free to find his ‘perfect fit’ in NHL (Chicago Sun-Times)
Lassi Thomson's turn to get a long look on the Senators top defence pairing (Ottawa Citizen)
Red Wings mull what's best for young center Joe Veleno (Detroit News)
Former Hitmen standout Connor Rankin finds his ‘next best thing’ as video analyst for Flames (Calgary Sun)
Ralph Mellanby, hockey broadcast icon, dead at 87 (Toronto Sun)