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Friday, October 14, 2016
- Penguins beat Washington, 3-2, after shootout (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
- Kane's injury in loss another blow to Sabres (Buffalo News)
- Fantastic first impression (Winnipeg Free Press)
- Al Montoya solid in goal as Canadiens beat Sabres (Montreal Gazette)
- Kings put goaltender Jonathan Quick on injured reserve (Los Angeles Times)
- Niklas Hjalmarsson eager to return from suspension (Chicago Sun-Times)
- Lemieux, Burkle no longer looking to sell Penguins (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
- Auston Matthews’ sizzling debut was a thrill for Maple Leafs fans but a potential game-changer for Arizona hockey (National Post)
- Spotlight growing on Matthews' historic debut (Arizona Republic)
- Matthews proves he's setting the tone for the Leafs this season (Toronto Sun)
- Bruins win season opener (Boston Globe)
- Lightning opens season with win over Red Wings (Tampa Bay Times)
- Bittersweet Sixteen: Barkov honors Fernandez, leads Panthers to win with OT goal (Miami Herald)
- Happy homecoming for Blues as third line shines (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
- New-look Rangers start season with big win over Islanders (New York Post)
- Stars newcomers sparkle in debuts to lift Dallas by Anaheim Ducks (Fort-Worth Star-Telegram)
- Ducks fall short in opening game of Randy Carlyle's return (Orange County Register)
- Canes blow lead in third period, fall to Jets 5-4 in OT (Raleigh News & Observer)
- Two-goal leads aren't big enough (Columbus Dispatch)
- Blashill, Red Wings rue poor defense as Lightning storms back, 6-4 (Detroit Free Press)
- Devils open season with 2-1 loss to Panthers in OT (NorthJersey.com)
- Wild open season, Bruce Boudreau era with loss at St. Louis (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
- Penguins happy to get physical when they have to in win over Washington (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
- Fleury settles into familiar state in season opener (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
- Thomas Vanek scores twice in debut, doing what Wings want (Detroit Free Press)
- Fourth-liner Brandon Pirri scores power-play goal, assist in Rangers debut (New York Daily News)
- Panthers rookie D-man Matheson shows offensive touch on winning goal (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
- Pavel Buchnevich gets assist in Rangers debut (New York Newsday)
- Big worry about Little (Winnipeg Sun)
- Stars forward Brett Ritchie on facing his brother, Nick, who plays for the Ducks (Dallas Morning News)
- Arena, fans aglow as Penguins raise Cup banner (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
- Stamkos stays mum on whether he considered Red Wings (Detroit News)
- Boudreau, Hitchcock adapt to more responsibility in today's NHL (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
- Flyers hope to start fast for a change (Philadelphia Inquirer)
- 'Must-see' Predators prepared for added attention (The Tennessean)
- Avalanche hopes to get at “core” of problem this season, make it back to playoffs (Denver Post)
- No rest for winning Sens (Ottawa Sun)
- San Jose Sharks take lighter approach (San Jose Mercury News)
- Babcock happy with Matthews and other kids, wants Maple Leafs veterans to step up (Toronto Sun)
- Oilers coach sees a lot of sloppiness in opening night win (Edmonton Journal)
- Boucher tutors defensive diligence, hopes Sens prove quick study (Ottawa Citizen)
- Why Giroux remains among NHL's best (Philadelphia Inquirer)
- Hull's Brassard gets hometown jitters (Ottawa Sun)
- Leafs’ Andersen knows he “can be better” (Toronto Star)
- Injury to Brandon Davidson sees Eric Gryba back on Oilers roster (Edmonton Sun)
- Provorov, Konecny feeling even-keeled before NHL debut (South Jersey Courier-Post)
- Holdouts create openings for Nick Sorensen, Jacob Larsson to make Ducks roster (Orange County Register)
- Chicago Blackhawks rookies poised to contribute (Chicago Daily Herald)
- Waiver claim brings Long Beach's Emerson Etem back to Ducks (Orange County Register)
- 'I'm 29 forever': Keon joins Maple Leafs Legends Row with Horton, Broda (Toronto Sun)
- The Last Post for Kroppy (Winnipeg Sun)
- Empty seats for Senators' opening night was surprising (Ottawa Sun)
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