Hockey headlines for October 22, 2019

Tuesday, October 22, 2019

Players-only meeting pays off as Blues bounce back vs. Colorado (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Blue Jackets break out of overtime funk on Nyquist’s winner (Columbus Dispatch)
Second-period eruption carries Flyers to easy win over Vegas; Michael Raffl leads way (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Bruins’ Tuukka Rask set to play 500th game — against the team that drafted him (Boston Herald)
Golden Knights allow 4 2nd-period goals, fall to Flyers (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Avalanche star Mikko Rantanen suffers leg injury in 3-1 loss at St. Louis (Denver Post)
Leafs waste an Andersen gem against Blue Jackets (Toronto Sun)
No luck this time, either: Senators end road trip with loss to Stars (Ottawa Citizen)
Flyers captain Claude Giroux’s message to Joel Farabee on his debut: Don’t overthink it (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Golden Knights’ Ryan Reaves puts friendship aside to face Flyers (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Ducks’ school is in session and so far the lessons are going well (Orange County Register)
Predators' penalty kill has lacked life so far (The Tennessean)
Isles to balance work, rest during slow part of schedule (New York Newsday)
How the NJ Devils are trying to keep momentum during 5-day break (NorthJersey.com)
How Stars coach Jim Montgomery is managing the ice time of John Klingberg and Roope Hintz in very different ways (Dallas Morning News)
David Quinn makes rough Rangers penalty-killing comparison (New York Post)
Detroit Red Wings' power play 'not good enough'; Jeff Blashill diagnoses the problems (Detroit Free Press)
Penguins’ Mike Sullivan ‘hams’ his way through questioning the usefulness of morning skates (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Penguins get reinforcements from injury list at practice (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
All-world pass from Leon Draisaitl to Connor McDavid in overtime (Edmonton Journal)
Laine on fire despite pre-season absence (Winnipeg Free Press)
John Carlson takes NHL points lead, continues making history with streak (Washington Times)
Connor Murphy settles in as Duncan Keith’s partner on Blackhawks’ top pair (Chicago Sun-Times)
Ethan Bear has been a huge surprise on Edmonton Oilers blue line (Edmonton Journal)
As Sabres improve 5-on-5 scoring, Victor Olofsson hopes to add his contribution (Buffalo News)
Defenceman Andersson talks the talk on Flames blueline (Calgary Herald)
Carl Hagelin hoping Sunday’s breakout can end his tendency for slow starts (Washington Post)
Struggling Rangers move Jesper Fast to first line (New York Newsday)
With van Riemsdyk back, Canes have full house on D (Raleigh News & Observer)
Jets, Heinola fast-approaching decision time (Winnipeg Sun)
Charles Hudon getting plenty of ice time on top line with Rocket (Montreal Gazette)
Roberto Luongo, OJ McDuffie among new inductees to Broward County Sports Hall of Fame (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
How his twin brother, a doctor and Kevin Stevens helped get John Marino to the Penguins (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Stars’ Ben Bishop, Tyler Seguin suffer property damage from tornado in Dallas (Dallas Morning News)