Hockey headlines for October 25, 2019

Friday, October 25, 2019

Once a villain to Stars fans, Corey Perry faces Ducks for the first time in Victory Green (Dallas Morning News)
McDavid and Draisaitl launch third period comeback to beat Capitals (Edmonton Sun)
Aaron Dell outduels Carey Price as Sharks top Canadiens (San Jose Mercury News)
Rangers beat Sabres, snap five-game losing skid (New York Newsday)
Jets looking forward to special night in Regina (Winnipeg Sun)
Mediocre October not yet a cause for panic among Maple Leafs (Globe & Mail)
Sidney Crosby would like to see NHL develop goal-line technology (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Blues score three times on power play to beat Kings (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Jackets show grit by rallying to overtime win (Columbus Dispatch)
Isles return from off days rested, defeat Coyotes (New York Newsday)
Claude Giroux, James van Riemsdyk score their first goals of the season as Flyers whip Chicago, 4-1 (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Flames down Panthers in shootout after wild third period (Calgary Herald)
Coyotes, Kuemper get outworked in loss to Islanders (Arizona Republic)
Blackhawks end their disappointing homestand with their 3rd consecutive loss, 4-1 to the Flyers (Chicago Tribune)
Fast start fizzles: Wild shut out 4-0 at Nashville (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Capitals’ winning streak snapped with a late flurry from Oilers’ young stars (Washington Post)
Sabres glad to escape from New York after a dud of a night (Buffalo News)
Poor defence and penalty-killing sink Habs against nemesis Sharks (Montreal Gazette)
Hawks goalie Lehner more than admirably filling in for Crawford (Chicago Daily Herald)
Derick Brassard scores first goal with Isles (New York Newsday)
With two goals in the win over Anaheim, the Stars are finally seeing the version of Denis Gurianov they hoped for (Dallas Morning News)
Ryan Strome and Brett Howden fill void at center for Rangers (New York Post)
Vesey's return to New York comes as he finds comfort in Buffalo (Buffalo News)
Former Stars forward Devin Shore reminisces on times in Dallas; Miro Heiskanen given heavy workload in final minutes (Dallas Morning News)
No. 500 for Nick Foligno spices Blue Jackets’ Metro matchup with Carolina (Columbus Dispatch)
Maple Leafs are working on getting their house, and their defensive play, in order (Toronto Star)
10 games in, Detroit Red Wings not doing anything right (Detroit Free Press)
Ducks welcome defenseman Brendan Guhle back to lineup with open arms (Orange County Register)
Maple Leafs captain Tavares taking positives to heart as he recovers from broken finger (Toronto Sun)
Anxious and eager: Hyman nears return for lagging Leafs (Toronto Sun)
Goaltender Garret Sparks relishes return to NHL with Golden Knights (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Panthers wing Jonathan Huberdeau on his way to a record-breaking season. Here’s how (Miami Herald)
J.T. Compher moves into Mikko Rantanen’s role on the Avalanche’s top line (Denver Post)
Penguins defenseman Marcus Pettersson’s ability to find shooting lanes has evolved (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Samuel Morin staying patient as he waits his turn with Flyers (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Critical 9-game deadline creeps closer for Blackhawks and Kirby Dach (Chicago Tribune)
Canes broadcaster Mike Maniscalco undergoes successful surgery to remove abdominal mass (Raleigh News & Observer)