Hockey headlines for October 13, 2018

Saturday, October 13, 2018

Toughness personified: Blackhawks star Duncan Keith reaches 1,000-game milestone (Chicago Sun-Times)
Matt Murray nears return; Bryan Rust sticks on top line (for now) (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Florida Panthers forward Michael Haley enters NHL player assistance program (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
Pulling punches: The decline of fighting in the NHL (New York Newsday)
The Caps think Evgeny Kuznetsov is one of the NHL’s best, but he just wants to have fun (Washington Post)
Potential for Leafs' future unlike anything Morgan Rielly has been a part of before (Toronto Sun)
Tavares lauds Rielly's ability to be a Leafs factor "in all situations" (Toronto Sun)
Ducks equal best 4-game start with room for improvement (Orange County Register)
Say it again, Edmonton Oilers need more offence from their defence (Edmonton Journal)
Wild's veterans leading push through team's sluggish start (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Red Wings anxious for first win, but patience helps, too (Detroit News)
Clayton Keller to rejoin Coyotes' top line with Derek Stepan and Richard Panik (Arizona Republic)
Sabres juggle lines to help boost Jeff Skinner ahead of road trip (Buffalo News)
Canadiens coach Claude Julien starts juggling his lines (Montreal Gazette)
Penguins' Mike Sullivan: Puck possession vital to improvement (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Travis Konecny leaves Flyers practice early, is latest worry in injury-filled start to season (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Blues bracing for a game (or two) without Schwartz (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
The plan: Give Sergei Bobrovsky more rest (Columbus Dispatch)
No Quick, no problem as Jack Campbell shines for Kings (Los Angeles Daily News)
As Scott Darling recovers from injury, the Canes newest goalie gets two wins in two starts (Raleigh News & Observer)
Edmonton Oilers center Leon Draisaitl has to be a big wheel driving own bus (Edmonton Journal)
Bruins winger Jake DeBrusk rounding into expected form (Boston Herald)
'Team guy' Dale Weise trying to stay in Flyers' lineup (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Rangers coach still figuring out where Pavel Buchnevich fits in (New York Post)
Growing pains expected, but Valimaki fitting in nicely with Flames (Calgary Sun)
Flames' Dube wishes first career point was part of win (Calgary Sun)
Friendly Giant: Senators' Harpur set to make season debut as team is hit hard by injuries (Ottawa Sun)
Sabres prospect Justin Bailey aims to get career back on right track (Buffalo News)