Hockey headlines for October 24, 2019

Thursday, October 24, 2019

Lightning’s struggling power play, Andrei Vasilevskiy come through in the clutch (Tampa Bay Times)
'Not a winning recipe': Red Wings allow five goals again, losing streak reaches six (Detroit News)
Jets bolster defence with veteran blueliner (Winnipeg Free Press)
Nolan Patrick has no answers, but feels progress with migraine disorder (South Jersey Courier-Post)
John Carlson has 20 points in October. His teammates are starting his Norris Trophy campaign. (Washington Post)
Corey Perry expects facing the Ducks to be ‘weird, exciting’ (Los Angeles Times)
Lightning’s Cedric Paquette scores in his debut against the Penguins (Tampa Bay Times)
Kings finding benefits of pressure and fast starts (Los Angeles Times)
Ducks’ luck has increased as puck movement has improved (Los Angeles Times)
It's on the Maple Leafs' stars to lead, and past due that the effort matched the talent (Toronto Sun)
Quinn moves rookie Kakko to top line with Zibanejad (New York Newsday)
Bruins aren’t ruling out David Krejci for Saturday’s game (Boston Globe)
Blackhawks’ strong defensive start will be put to the test with Connor Murphy out at least 11 games (Chicago Tribune)
Mikko Rantanen’s replacement still a mystery, Avs coach Jared Bednar says (Denver Post)
It has been a slow start for Blues' O'Reilly (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Jordan Staal faces his first challenge this season as the Hurricanes captain (Raleigh News & Observer)
Don’t pigeonhole Nick Foligno as a grinder — Columbus Blue Jackets captain has skills (Columbus Dispatch)
Timo Meier, Kevin Labanc hope to “come back stronger” after OT gaffe (San Jose Mercury News)
Ryan Carpenter’s rock-solid start showing why Blackhawks gave him 3-year contract (Chicago Sun-Times)
Golden Knights rookie Cody Glass adjusts to life on road in NHL (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Casey Mittelstadt's drive to net shows Sabres' commitment to defense (Buffalo News)
Tentative Emil Bemstrom off to slow start for Columbus Blue Jackets (Columbus Dispatch)
The Flames lost to the Capitals, but Rieder scored his first goal in 75 games (Calgary Herald)
Kaapo Kakko doubles down on harsh self-evaluation (New York Post)
The Dach decision: Stay and play for the Blackhawks, or back to Saskatoon? (Chicago Daily Herald)
Isles' Bardreau had a long and winding path to NHL (New York Newsday)
Wild stays confident following slow start; Kahkonen recalled with Dubnyk out (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Golden Knights reassign goaltender Oscar Dansk, recall Garret Sparks (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Detroit Red Wings assign Jonathan Ericsson to minors, recall Alex Biega (Detroit Free Press)
Canucks re-assign Ashton Sautner (Vancouver Province)