Hockey headlines for October 19, 2018

Friday, October 19, 2018

Matt Murray, Evgeni Malkin lead Penguins to win over Maple Leafs (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
The thrill of defeat? Blackhawks fall 4-1 to Coyotes in Corey Crawford’s return (Chicago Sun-Times)
Devils give up hat trick to Gabriel Landeskog in first loss of season (NorthJersey.com)
Edmonton Oilers grind out clutch overtime win over Boston Bruins (Edmonton Sun)
Couture’s hat trick, power play charge Sharks win over Sabres (San Jose Mercury News)
Ducks legend Paul Kariya honored, thrilled and conflicted to have his No. 9 jersey retired (Orange County Register)
Best player in the NHL? Mike Sullivan, of course, says it's still Sidney Crosby (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Isles score seven goals, beat Kings to end skid (New York Newsday)
Gabe Landeskog’s hat trick powers Colorado Avalanche past Devils (Denver Post)
Cam Atkinson has two goals in scoring flurry (Columbus Dispatch)
Jets turn page on collapse in 4-1 win against Canucks (Winnipeg Sun)
Lightning cap off five-game homestand with 3-1 win over Detroit (Tampa Bay Times)
'It's not easy': Wings' losing streak reaches 7 (Detroit News)
Kings give up four goals in third period in 7-2 loss to Islanders (Los Angeles Times)
Special teams disasters piling up for Sabres (Buffalo News)
Flyers lose to Columbus Blue Jackets as defensive woes continue (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Bruins trip again in Alberta, fall to Connor McDavid, Oilers in overtime (Boston Herald)
Winnipeg's top guns crank up speed to power past young road warriors (Vancouver Province)
Boston Bruins defenceman Zdeno Chara sets milestone against Edmonton Oilers (Edmonton Sun)
Penguins' Evgeni Malkin steps into spotlight in Toronto (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Brandon Saad stays in Blackhawks lineup — but still has to earn back Joel Quenneville’s trust (Chicago Tribune)
Flyers’ Corban Knight returns to NHL; rookie Mikhail Vorobyev benched (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Winnipeg's Leipsic staying positive as healthy scratch with Canucks (Winnipeg Free Press)
Phil Kessel and his lethal snap shot have fit in well with the Penguins (Toronto Star)
Still searching for answers, Yeo juggles lines and reunites Schwartz, Schenn, Tarasenko (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Improving Canadiens' special-teams play 'starts with attitude' (Montreal Gazette)
Jim Montgomery's time frame for when he believes the Stars will fully adjust to his style (Dallas Morning News)
Flames GM says Johnny Gaudreau 'fine' after late hit against Bruins (Calgary Herald)
Ducks welcome Nick Ritchie back, must find him a role (Orange County Register)
After 5 years, Mike Smith still fond of buzzer-beater goal (Calgary Sun)
Kings’ Jack Campbell has had benefit of Jonathan Quick’s guidance (Los Angeles Daily News)
John Carlson is coming off a career year. What’s next? More awards consideration. (Washington Post)
Tomas Hyka’s NHL odyssey lands him on Golden Knights 2nd line (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
A sleepless night for Canadiens' Karl Alzner after getting in lineup (Montreal Gazette)
Matt Read leaps from minor leagues to Wild’s top line (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Rangers send Georgiev to Hartford for more ice time (New York Newsday)