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Saturday, October 5, 2013
- Colorado Avalanche tops Nashville Predators, improves to 2-0 (Denver Post)
- Anderson outduels Miller as Sens win opener (Ottawa Citizen)
- Red Wings rally late, win in overtime (Detroit News)
- Nugent-Hopkins set to return to Oilers lineup on Monday (Edmonton Journal)
- Briere ready to face his former team (South Jersey Courier-Post)
- Flyers coach suing Bank of America (Philadelphia Inquirer)
- Richards's New Start as Rangers Left Wing Begins Well (New York Times)
- Fighting ban idea is unpopular with Sabres (Buffalo News)
- Some Oilers accusing Trouba of head-hunting (Winnipeg Free Press)
- Shootout goal from Matt Moulson lifts Islanders past Devils (New York Daily News)
- Jets play 'the right way' to advance past Kings 5-3 in home opener (Winnipeg Sun)
- Green centres help Flames hold off Blue Jackets (Calgary Herald)
- Devils fall to Islanders, 4-3, in shootout (Newark Star Ledger)
- Razor-thin loss leaves a sting for Sabres (Buffalo News)
- Kings fall to Jets, 5-3, and Jonathan Quick gets the hook (Los Angeles Times)
- Disappointing start (Columbus Dispatch)
- Red Wings spoil Hurricanes' opener with 3-2 win in overtime (Raleigh News & Observer)
- Two games, two losses for Preds (The Tennessean)
- Nashville Predators hint at payback for big hit to Roman Josi's head (The Tennessean)
- Blue Jackets stumble out out the gate (Columbus Dispatch)
- Devils' Brodeur shaky in shootout loss (New York Post)
- Isles' Grabner in full flight vs. Devils (New York Newsday)
- Stephen Weiss witnesses firsthand Red Wings' character and resiliency in comeback victory (MLive.com)
- Avalanche's Marc-Andre Cliche plays in second NHL game, collects assist vs. Predators (Denver Post)
- Ottawa Senators' veteran defenceman Joe Corvo a healthy scratch for opener (Ottawa Sun)
- Devils' Pete DeBoer: Three goals should be enough to win (Newark Star Ledger)
- Ottawa Senators forward Cory Conacher visits younger brother at old college prior to opener (Ottawa Sun)
- Growing prosperity vs. growing pains (Washington Post)
- It's early, but Rangers are consistently inconsistent (New York Post)
- Bolts need more blue-collar goals (Tampa Tribune)
- Upon further review Wild still had good game, bad result (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
- Tortorella targets third and fourth lines after season-opening loss to Sharks (Vancouver Sun)
- Flyers coach experimenting with lines (Philadelphia Inquirer)
- Leafs' Fraser on injured reserve (Toronto Sun)
- Neal injury means shuffling for Malkin line (Pittsburgh Tribune Review)
- Ducks will sit Selanne on Saturday (Orange County Register)
- Callahan set to return to Rangers on Monday (New York Newsday)
- Radim Vrbata trusts in his play to speak for him (Arizona Republic)
- Hawks' Hjalmarsson growing up on, off ice (Chicago Tribune)Paywall to view
- Minnesota Wild's Kyle Brodziak hits 'refresh button' (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
- Sharks' Justin Braun ends goal-less drought (San Jose Mercury News)
- Patrick Sharp in good frame of mind on and off the ice (Chicago Sun-Times)
- With goal, Florida Panthers' Aleksander Barkov makes mark in first game (Miami Herald)
- Time with Rangers could be over fast for rookie 'Quickie' (New York Post)
- Marlies happy to have John-Michael Liles in the fold (Toronto Sun)
- NC State, Hurricanes reach scheduling agreement (Raleigh News & Observer)
- Ottawa Senators forward Chris Neil has no plans to join fellow tough guys in media (Ottawa Sun)
- Evander Kane pops the question (Winnipeg Sun)
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