Hockey headlines for October 10, 2018

Wednesday, October 10, 2018

Flames powered by stars, goalie in shutting out Preds (Calgary Sun)
Thornton-less Sharks offense breaks through in win over Flyers (San Jose Mercury News)
Canes win again, stopping Canucks for 3-0-1 start (Raleigh News & Observer)
Back to form: Jets find legs and win home opener (Winnipeg Sun)
Matthews leads record rush for Maple Leafs in win over Stars (Toronto Sun)
Capitals, Golden Knights will feature some new faces in a new rivalry (Washington Times)
Penguins goalie Matt Murray out with a concussion (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Geoff Molson says time had come to change the Canadiens' philosophy (Montreal Gazette)
Matthews vs. Kane adds a welcome splash of colour to sea of NHL blandness (Toronto Star)
Tyler Parsons continues to spread mental health awareness (Calgary Sun)
Flames, NHL looking at mental health awareness more than ever before (Calgary Sun)
Depth fuels Jackets’ victory (Columbus Dispatch)
Flyers lose to Sharks, 8-2, in deflating home opener (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Avalanche struggles early and late at Columbus, suffers first loss of the season (Denver Post)
Stars can't answer Toronto's deep attack in season's first loss: 'They got a lot of aces' (Dallas Morning News)
Winnipeg Jets power past the Kings; completely outplay them in the second period (Los Angeles Times)
For Avs’ Matt Calvert, it’s a Columbus homecoming for the former Blue Jacket (Denver Post)
Valeri Nichushkin returns to Stars lineup, but still has some catching up to do (Dallas Morning News)
What the NJ Devils' learned about themselves in Europe (NorthJersey.com)
Canadiens' full-court press game plan pays dividends on offence (Montreal Gazette)
Sabres' improved passing a product of work ethic, attention to detail (Buffalo News)
After two goals in two games, it’s still too early for Wild to panic (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Winless Red Wings pull positives from West Coast trip (Detroit News)
Mixed bag has Toews, Blackhawks feeling good: ’It’s already a different feeling’ (Chicago Sun-Times)
Blackhawks hope Corey Crawford’s imminent return will help solve early goaltending issues (Chicago Tribune)
Patrick Eaves impatient to return to Ducks’ lineup after a year-long layoff (Orange County Register)
Golden Knights could get Cody Eakin back Wednesday (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Cal Pickard expected to make his Flyers debut Wednesday (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Kevin Shattenkirk knows he hasn't been playing well for the Rangers so far (New York Newsday)
Will Ryan Nugent-Hopkins be at his usual spot on Edmonton Oilers top line? (Edmonton Journal)
Olli Maatta hasn't been 'good enough' this season. And he knows it. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Isles teammates impressed with Valtteri Filppula's 'special brain for the game' (New York Newsday)
Kyle Brodziak has slow start to second tour with Edmonton Oilers (Edmonton Journal)
It's all about learning on the fly for Senators' Thomas Chabot and Co. (Ottawa Citizen)
Zack Smith quickly resettles into big role in Senators lineup (Ottawa Sun)
Erik Who? Dylan DeMelo makes an early impact with Senators (Ottawa Sun)
Rookie Thomas spending a lot of time on Blues' bench (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Dmitrij Jaskin is the Capitals’ latest reclamation project (Washington Post)
Newcomer Jerabek hopes to stick with Blues, but where does he fit on defense? (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Wild's Foligno: 'You feel like you got hit by a truck some nights' (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Lightning coach Jon Cooper’s fight against pediatric cancer continues (Tampa Bay Times)