Hockey headlines for February 10, 2022

Thursday, February 10, 2022

Canadiens hire Martin St-Louis as interim head coach, replacing Dominique Ducharme (Montreal Gazette)
Longtime Bruins goaltender Tuukka Rask retires (Boston Herald)
Bruins’ Brad Marchand suspended six games for roughing, high-sticking Penguins goaltender (Boston Globe)
Wild's Foligno faces hearing after kneeing Jets' Lowry (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Blues sign Berube to three-year extension as head coach (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Leafs clear Auston Matthews to face Flames after head injury scare (Toronto Star)
Red Wings return from break with first victory in Philadelphia since 1997 (Detroit News)
Blackhawks beat Oilers as Alex DeBrincat maintains All-Star momentum (Chicago Sun-Times)
Ducks GM Pat Verbeek says evaluating is top priority (Orange County Register)
Cammi Granato set to join Canucks front office as AGM: Report (Vancouver Province)
A Recipe for Instant Olympians: Mix Quickly, Serve Over Ice (New York Times)
Compher siblings: Avalanche hosts Lightning as U.S. Olympic women’s hockey team prepares for quarterfinals in China (Denver Post)
As men’s hockey begins at Winter Olympics, Florida Panthers will watch from afar (Miami Herald)
'He’s a fair coach,' Luke Richardson says about Dominique Ducharme (Montreal Gazette)
GM Cheveldayoff knows Jets need to find a way (Winnipeg Sun)
Too early to speculate on deadline deals, says Jets GM (Winnipeg Free Press)
Driven to succeed: Crosby aiming to hit 500-goal mark Thursday against Senators (Ottawa Citizen)
Isles get six goals, hold off Canucks to open trip (New York Newsday)
Luke Glendening’s hustle creates game-winning goal in a feisty Stars victory over the Predators (Dallas Morning News)
Kraken again can’t figure out how to beat lowly Coyotes (Seattle Times)
Marc-Andre Fleury frustrates Oilers in loss to Blackhawks (Edmonton Journal)
Flyers back in loss column after a 6-3 defeat to the Red Wings (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Flames hand Golden Knights most lopsided loss of season (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
No defence in sight on this night (Vancouver Province)
Penalties costly for Nashville Predators during loss to Dallas Stars (The Tennessean)
Red Wings’ Moritz Seider displays flashes of dominance vs. Flyers (MLive.com)
Stars shake up special teams units, showing results with pair of power play goals against Predators (Dallas Morning News)
Winning at home is family affair for Isles' Barzal (New York Newsday)
Flyers welcome Derick Brassard back after long injury layoff (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Capitals’ Anthony Mantha resumes skating but still has ‘long road’ ahead (Washington Post)
Sabres goalie Craig Anderson staying in the moment but the future is interesting (Buffalo News)
With his shoulder finally healed, Blackhawks’ Brandon Hagel hopes to be ‘second-half player’ (Chicago Sun-Times)
Canucks’ Elias Pettersson pumped about points, ‘getting back to my old self’ (Vancouver Province)
Penguins forward Zach Aston-Reese seeks more offense (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Penguins assign defensive prospect Niclas Almari to Lukko in Finland (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)