Hockey headlines for October 25, 2018

Thursday, October 25, 2018

Kadri finally nets first goal, Leafs withstand late Jets charge to win on the road (Toronto Sun)
Beating the odds while beaten up by injuries (Vancouver Province)
Panthers picked up an overtime win against Islanders as grueling road trip continues (Miami Herald)
Golden Knights sign Nate Schmidt to 6-year contract extension (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Predators place defenseman Dan Hamhuis on injured reserve (The Tennessean)
John Tavares’ homecoming game against Islanders moved to Long Island (Toronto Star)
Devils' Brian Boyle says cancer is in remission (NJ.com)
Stompin' Tom Connors' 'Hockey Song' to be inducted into hall of fame at Leafs game (Toronto Sun)
Kings general manager Rob Blake addresses the team's struggles (Los Angeles Times)
Sidney Crosby on dazzling OT goal: 'It's nice to get ones like that' (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Crosby's overtime stunner against the Oilers talk of Cowtown (Calgary Sun)
Isles squander two-goal lead, lose to Panthers in OT (New York Newsday)
Late Lightning goal spoils Semyon Varlamov’s night at home for Avs (Denver Post)
Golden Knights fall to Vancouver in shootout (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Detroit Red Wings: 'Nobody is happy, nobody is having fun' (Detroit Free Press)
Wild's slow starts so far this season 'something we have to be aware of' (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Ducks’ offensive struggles linked to puck management (Orange County Register)
It sounds like all of David Quinn's Rangers yelling is being heard (New York Post)
Sabres coach Phil Housley: 'We have to start getting our head and mind right' (Buffalo News)
Coach John Tortorella ‘half full’ despite slow start (Columbus Dispatch)
Fabbri, Gunnarsson going on rehab assignments (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Cleared for contact, Jakob Chychrun could return to Arizona Coyotes after homestand (Arizona Republic)
Bortuzzo unlikely to play Thursday night; Yeo defends Bouwmeester (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Stars forward Alexander Radulov to miss third straight game with lower-body injury (Dallas Morning News)
Why the Devils are looking for Travis Zajac to return (NorthJersey.com)
Michal Neuvirth wins rehab start with Phantoms, 7-3; may play Sat. for Flyers (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Wild’s Ryan Suter: ‘An old-school defenseman in a new-school game’ (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Jack Johnson taking the long view while getting comfortable with Penguins (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Evgeny Kuznetsov has become a lethal threat on the Capitals power-play unit (Washington Post)
Defenseman Erik Gustafsson's offensive skills help fuel Blackhawks' strong start (Chicago Tribune)
DeBrincat takes a stroll in land of the giants (Chicago Daily Herald)
Cholowski emerging as future star while playing key role now (Detroit News)
Kings’ defeat aside, Sean Walker’s debut a success (Los Angeles Daily News)
Blackhawks’ Brandon Saad spared the indignity of a rare healthy scratch (Chicago Sun-Times)