Hockey headlines for October 10, 2019

Thursday, October 10, 2019

Carter Hart’s first career shutout carries Flyers past Devils in home opener, 4-0 (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Offence from the defence in home opener (Vancouver Province)
Another Penguins forward, Alex Galchenyuk, placed on injured reserve (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
For Patrick Marleau, emotions on Sharks’ return have been ‘overwhelming’ (San Jose Mercury News)
Kasperi Kapanen on hockey: ‘I was born to do this’ (Globe & Mail)
The undefeated Edmonton Oilers: Is this for real? (Edmonton Sun)
New NHL replay rules already impacting the Penguins' decision-making (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Patrick Marleau may get big role with Sharks right away (San Jose Mercury News)
Marleau legacy still felt on Leafs (Toronto Sun)
Power play propelling Sabres through 'beginning of a hard, long season' (Buffalo News)
Canucks take advantage of shaky goalie Jonathan Quick to rout the Kings (Los Angeles Times)
Never-say-die Canadiens salvage another road point in defeat (Montreal Gazette)
Wayne Simmonds disappointed in Flyers for not offering a contract extension (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Bruins already showing familiar character (Boston Herald)
No sheep for sleep: Boudreau ponders Wild's lines late into the night (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Trotz ponders lineup changes after Isles' soft start (New York Newsday)
Coach Babcock stops the Leafs carousel (Toronto Sun)
Golden Knights defensemen look to clean up turnovers (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
After maintenance day, Wild veteran Eric Staal vows to be better (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Defenseman Ian Cole cleared to return, but the Avalanche might go with Mark Barberio (Denver Post)
Michal Kempny will travel, won’t play Thursday at Nashville (Washington Post)
Christian Wolanin is trying to stay positive in his recovery from shoulder surgery (Ottawa Sun)
Jets' Laine a force to be reckoned with (Winnipeg Sun)
Predators' Mikael Granlund settled in, but hardly relaxed (The Tennessean)
Flames' Hanifin rushing into more offensive production (Calgary Herald)
Flames forward Mangiapane hopes to stay on second line (Calgary Herald)
After his breakout season, Blues expect Sundqvist 'to get better and better' (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Mark Barberio remains patient and positive in his obscure role with the Avalanche 1 (Denver Post)
Cam Atkinson gives Columbus Blue Jackets a needed scoring lift early on (Columbus Dispatch)
Golden Knights’ Gerard Gallant addresses faceoffs mystery on top line (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
First-line winger Alex Nylander amazed at how much his fortunes have turned (Chicago Sun-Times)
Andersson making most of limited minutes so far (New York Newsday)
Mangiapane hopes to get extended look on Flames' second line (Calgary Sun)
Leadership of Penguins defenseman Brian Dumoulin provides boost for Zach Aston-Reese (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Barrett Hayton could make Coyotes debut Thursday against Golden Knights (Arizona Republic)
Canes recall forward Julien Gauthier from Checkers (Raleigh News & Observer)
Leafs honour slain Canadian Forces member, fan (Toronto Sun)