Hockey headlines for February 11, 2022

Friday, February 11, 2022

Edmonton Oilers fire head coach Dave Tippett, replace him with Jay Woodcroft (Edmonton Journal)
Canadiens show fight under new head coach, but fall 5-2 to Caps (Montreal Gazette)
Avalanche, Darcy Kuemper beat Stanley Cup champion Lightning for second time this season (Denver Post)
‘Hungry’ Hurricanes sweep away bad memories in another big win over the Boston Bruins (Raleigh News & Observer)
Murray peppered with shots from former teammates Penguins in loss (Ottawa Sun)
NHL suspends Foligno two games for kneeing of Winnipeg's Lowry (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Canucks hire Cammi Granato as assistant general manager (Vancouver Province)
San Jose Sharks GM Doug Wilson remains on indefinite medical leave (San Jose Mercury News)
Ex-Vancouver Canuck Jake Virtanen gets new court date for sex assault case (Vancouver Province)
Mark Fraser leading Maple Leafs charge to change hockey culture: ‘Our team showed great deal of confidence as allies’ (Toronto Star)
In Blackhawks’ general manager search, there’s one clear wrong option: Peter Chiarelli (Chicago Sun-Times)
How Golden Knights can fit Jack Eichel under salary cap (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Canadiens GM Kent Hughes betting on Martin St. Louis again (Montreal Gazette)
New Canadiens coach Martin St. Louis prefers concepts over systems (Montreal Gazette)
Canadiens need to have fun again, new head coach Martin St. Louis says (Montreal Gazette)
Jay Woodcroft works way up to become Edmonton Oilers head coach (Edmonton Sun)
Armstrong, Berube weren't worried about finalizing an extension for the Blues coach (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Voracek's OT surprise lifts Blue Jackets over Buffalo Sabres (Columbus Dispatch)
Penguins, Casey DeSmith outduel Senators, Matt Murray (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Northern Virginia’s Joe Snively scores first two NHL goals in Capitals’ 5-2 win over Montreal (Washington Post)
The Leafs were blindsided in Calgary, snapping their win streak at six (Toronto Star)
Bruins flattened by Hurricanes, 6-0 (Boston Herald)
More struggles for Blues, Binnington in 7-4 loss (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Rocky Mountain low: Lightning fall to Avalanche in Colorado (Tampa Bay Times)
Mangiapane's Dome drought disappearing (Calgary Sun)
Darren Helm returns to Avalanche lineup against Tampa Bay Lightning: “We missed him in a few different areas” (Denver Post)
Flames coach Sutter full of praise for Leafs' Matthews and Marner (Toronto Sun)
Red Wings pleased with progress: ‘Got to keep going and having fun’ (MLive.com)
Barry Trotz’s line shuffle yields surprising offense for Islanders (New York Post)
Blue Jackets' Laine dealing with new injury (Columbus Dispatch)
‘The story of our season': Ristolainen latest Flyer injured (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Adam Henrique says Ducks are ‘in a good spot’ after All-Star break (Orange County Register)
Filip Zadina 'felt pretty good' on Red Wings' top line, hopes for another chance (Detroit News)
If John Klingberg can build on his best game this season, his future with Stars looks much brighter (Dallas Morning News)
Vancouver Canucks put forward Justin Dowling on waivers (Vancouver Province)
UPL arrives in Rochester as fellow Sabres prospects continue to excel with Amerks (Buffalo News)
Flyers announce two analytics department hires, including first female, Kathryn Yates (Philadelphia Inquirer)