Hockey headlines for October 22, 2018

Monday, October 22, 2018

Ducks pay tribute to Paul Kariya but it's no banner night for players on the ice in 4-2 loss to Sabres (Los Angeles Times)
Lightning sets league, franchise shots records in 6-3 win over Blackhawks (Tampa Bay Times)
Rittich puts in otherworldly performance in win over Rangers (Calgary Sun)
Joe Thornton joining Sharks on road trip, but when might he play? (San Jose Mercury News)
Ducks raise the No. 9 jersey of Paul Kariya at last (Los Angeles Daily News)
Former Islanders owner Charles Wang dies at 74 (New York Post)
Wang fought to keep Isles playing in LI (New York Newsday)
Edmonton Oilers won't survive very long as a one-man team (Edmonton Sun)
Sundqvist hopes Wilson 'learns his lesson' (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Lightning ride record-setting second period to a 6-3 win over the Blackhawks (Chicago Tribune)
Rangers' new philosophy yields familiar results in loss to Flames (New York Post)
Claesson sits out with upper-body injury (New York Newsday)
Blackhawks goalie Corey Crawford earns rest, draws Hall of Fame praise (Chicago Sun-Times)
Edmonton Oilers in good shape through tough opening portion of season (Edmonton Sun)
Senators taking advantage of extended homestand (Ottawa Citizen)
Finishing kick: Wild showing ability to mount third-period charges (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
No magic wand for Babcock, who sees one simple way out of the Leafs' losses (Toronto Sun)
‘Doesn’t feel like a rookie coach’: Stars players trust the ‘process’ amid slow start (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
Kadri's even-keel seeing him through slump, Babcock figures (Toronto Sun)
Blue Jackets line changes pay off (Columbus Dispatch)
Knights’ short-handed specialists spread work on penalty kill (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Total wins the stat that matters for Craig Anderson (Ottawa Citizen)
Capitals’ John Carlson to Alex Ovechkin power-play connection keeps maturing (Washington Post)
Morrissey on steady rise to stardom (Winnipeg Free Press)
Jake Muzzin: Kings need to find their ‘love for the game’ (Los Angeles Times)
Mark Stone's play is making his case for long-term stay with Senators (Ottawa Citizen)
Ivan Provorov trying to play his way back ‘from good to great’ (South Jersey Courier-Post)
Nelson finally secures roll as top 6 forward (New York Newsday)
Riding 5-game goal streak in AHL, Stars prospect Denis Gurianov builds on strong preseason (Dallas Morning News)
Why Dennis Cholowski is 'a real bright spot' for Detroit Red Wings (Detroit Free Press)
Jake Bischoff stays prepared as he awaits Knights debut (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
On heels of Canada legalizing marijuana, Orpik, Capitals keeping an open mind (Washington Post)