Hockey headlines for October 9, 2019

Wednesday, October 9, 2019

Drew Doughty’s overtime winner lifts Kings over Calgary Flames 4-3 for first win of season (Los Angeles Times)
Neal's four goals pace 3-0 Oilers to win over Islanders (Edmonton Sun)
Depleted defence squad powers Jets past Penguins 4-1 (Winnipeg Free Press)
Capitals rally to force overtime but fall in the extra period again in loss to Dallas (Washington Post)
Fittingly, Blues' ring ceremony at hockey Hall of Fame is team effort (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Patty’s back! San Jose Sharks to sign franchise icon Patrick Marleau (San Jose Mercury News)
Is the price tag going up for Predators when it comes to Roman Josi? (The Tennessean)
Rangers GM: Namestnikov trade creates opportunities (New York Newsday)
Tyler Seguin's overtime goal vs. Capitals prevents Stars from matching a historically bad 0-4 start to season (Dallas Morning News)
Ducks’ third-period surge carries them past Red Wings (Los Angeles Times)
Josi scores twice as Predators beat struggling Sharks 5-2 (The Tennessean)
Bruins come from behind, hold on to beat Golden Knights (Boston Herald)
Golden Knights fall to Bruins 4-3 for first loss of season (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Isles go down softly as Neal scores four for Oilers (New York Newsday)
Sharks take one step forward, two steps back (San Jose Mercury News)
Penguins romped over by Jets; Patric Hornqvist leaves injured (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Ducks use late third-period rally to hand Red Wings first defeat (Detroit News)
Nick Caamano’s first NHL goal was nearly a game-winner as Stars' dominance of Capitals continues (Dallas Morning News)
Golden Knights defensemen envious of Zdeno Chara’s long career (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Defenseman Dobson debuts with Isles, gets an assist (New York Newsday)
Flames forward Lindholm followed father to NHL (Calgary Sun)
For Blackhawks, bad habits equalling bad results (Chicago Daily Herald)
Wild want ‘dirty goals’ near the crease. Can that work for 82 games? (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
What Devils’ Wayne Simmonds expects in return to Philadelphia to play Flyers (NJ.com)
All signs indicate Brayden Point ready to play for Lightning (Tampa Bay Times)
Vladislav Namestnikov thrilled to get fresh start with Ottawa Senators (Ottawa Sun)
Wild's Mats Zuccarello frustrated by his slow start in offensive end (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
New line, new coach, better Jeff Skinner? Sabres' winger thinks his play is 'going up' (Buffalo News)
Leafs’ William Nylander getting a jump on the new season (Toronto Star)
Free-agent signee Anton Stralman bringing ‘calm, settling’ presence to Panthers’ defense (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
Rangers’ Lias Andersson looking to earn more opportunities (New York Post)
With help from Drew Doughty, rookie Tobias Bjornfot is fitting in with Kings (Los Angeles Times)
Carsen Twarynski loving life on the NHL bubble with Flyers (South Jersey Courier-Post)
Evan Rodrigues expected to draw into Sabres' lineup with Conor Sheary out (Buffalo News)
Ducks recall Max Comtois from AHL; Sam Steel placed on injured reserve (Los Angeles Times)
The Blackhawks want Kirby Dach to stick in Chicago. You know who else does? His junior coach in Saskatoon. (Chicago Tribune)