Hockey headlines for October 26, 2018

Friday, October 26, 2018

Penguins fit all the right pieces together in dominating 9-1 performance over Flames (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Blackhawks — 10 games in and rolling — beat Rangers 4-1 for third straight win (Chicago Sun-Times)
Oilers slam Washington Capitals 4-1 (Edmonton Journal)
Turris scores in OT to give Preds win over Devils (The Tennessean)
Sharks’ Vlasic responds to embellishment charges with defiance (San Jose Mercury News)
Tom Wilson’s 20-game suspension upheld after appeal (Washington Post)
George McPhee not sweating Golden Knights’ salary cap situation (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Boone Jenner, Jackets respond with big win (Columbus Dispatch)
Desperate starts, strong finishes. Stars building on a trend before six-game road trip (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
Wild avoid trap game with 4-1 win over struggling Kings (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Arizona Coyotes get much-needed 'ugly win' in 4-1 victory over Vancouver Canucks (Arizona Republic)
Jaroslav Halak, Bruins shut out Flyers (Boston Herald)
Pominville, Sabres pounce in front of net in 4-3 win against Montreal (Buffalo News)
Late power-play goal lifts Sabres past Canadiens in Buffalo (Montreal Gazette)
David Quinn blasts Rangers for unacceptable effort in blowout (New York Post)
Devils fall in overtime to Predators as Kyle Palmieri's three points not enough (NorthJersey.com)
Shorthanded Bruins whip punchless Flyers (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Capitals’ penalty-killing struggles continue in a 4-1 loss to the Oilers (Washington Post)
Jack Campbell can’t save Kings from losing (Los Angeles Times)
Blues ruin another early lead, fall to Blue Jackets (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Ducks suffer another second-period breakdown in Dallas, fall to Stars (Orange County Register)
Too many injuries, too few shots, too many mistakes (Vancouver Province)
Defenseman Roman Polak scores first goal with Stars in style against Ducks (Dallas Morning News)
Healthier Wild winger Zach Parise again able to work on his game (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
After conditioning stint, Andrew MacDonald returns to Flyers’ lineup (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Daniel Sprong, Juuso Riikola are healthy scratches against Flames (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Wait worth it as Jeremy Lauzon makes NHL debut (Boston Herald)
Predators coach Peter Laviolette doesn't expect Pekka Rinne to be out for long (The Tennessean)
Torey Krug ready to take another big step (Boston Herald)
Brent Seabrook finds himself in the company of Blackhawks legends (Chicago Sun-Times)
Alex Galchenyuk can help the Arizona Coyotes' offense keep pace with a stingy defense (Arizona Republic)
Lighting lamp lightens load for Ehlers after 26-game scoring drought (Winnipeg Free Press)
Despite no goals, Chytil keeping a positive attitudes (New York Newsday)
Isles could use Toews' offensive production (New York Newsday)
Canes recall goalie Scott Darling from Checkers (Raleigh News & Observer)
Can Ducks afford not to play rookie Isac Lundestrom? (Orange County Register)
Report: Predators prospect Eeli Tolvanen says he's going to stay in US (The Tennessean)
Ex-Canuck Cody Hodgson releasing documentary about genetic disorder that ended his NHL career (Vancouver Province)
Blackhawks invite 'beer league' goalie back to morning skates (Chicago Daily Herald)