Hockey headlines for October 28, 2018

Sunday, October 28, 2018

Penguins win to cap first perfect trip through western Canada since 2007 (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Leafs lose Matthews, rally to beat Jets (Toronto Sun)
Capitals get Pheonix Copley his first win in net, beat Flames in shootout (Washington Post)
Kings coach John Stevens addresses job status as losses mount (Los Angeles Daily News)
Sidney Crosby, Penguins react to 'terrible news' of Squirrel Hill mass shooting (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Penguins, Pouliot feel for 'proud people' of Pittsburgh after shooting (Vancouver Province)
Maple Leafs, William Nylander saga creates NHL game show (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Panarin’s goal lifts Jackets (Columbus Dispatch)
Nelson has two goals as Islanders rout Flyers (New York Newsday)
Canadiens bounce back against Bruins with 3-0 shutout (Montreal Gazette)
Kyle Palmieri, Taylor Hall goals pace Devils past Panthers (NJ.com)
Arizona Coyotes light up ex-backup Louis Domingue in 7-1 rout of Tampa Bay Lightning (Arizona Republic)
Mikko Koskinen helps Edmonton Oilers break 13-game jinx in Nashville (Edmonton Sun)
Blues turn in solid effort in win over Chicago (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Wild slows Avalanche's top line, picking up fifth straight victory (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Flyers get blown out by Islanders as house of horrors continue ahead of road trip (Philadelphia Daily News)
Despite another road loss, coach finds these positive things about Florida Panthers (Miami Herald)
Leafs score two goals in 26 seconds to down Jets 3-2 (Winnipeg Free Press)
It's a mixed bag for Sabres in wild overtime loss (Buffalo News)
Pittsburgh powers up late to rout outclassed Vancouver (Vancouver Province)
Plenty of positives for Flames in shootout loss to Stanley Cup champs (Calgary Sun)
Montreal was fast, Carey Price was good, and the Bruins got outworked (Boston Globe)
Filip Forsberg hat trick not enough for Nashville (The Tennessean)
Avalanche come up short in road loss against Wild (Denver Post)
Patrick Kane scores two, but Blues — despite scary injury — pound Blackhawks 7-3 (Chicago Sun-Times)
Leafs to reassess Matthews shoulder injury Monday (Toronto Star)
Leafs’ Gardiner hits milestone at top speed (Toronto Star)
Bob Cole likely to bid good night to Vancouver for last time with HNiC (Vancouver Province)
Offensive woes contributing to Wings' poor start (Detroit News)
Quinn juggles Rangers' lines again (New York Newsday)
Ducks’ Jakob Silfverberg nears return from broken fingertip (Orange County Register)
When will Brandon Dubinsky return? (Columbus Dispatch)
Goalie Lehner has confidence in Islanders (New York Newsday)
Why the Sharks will eventually make the Karlsson-Vlasic project work (San Jose Mercury News)
With mix of skill and physicality, Lawson Crouse has endeared himself to Arizona Coyotes (Arizona Republic)
Tony DeAngelo getting 2nd shot, replaces injured Adam McQuaid (New York Post)
More power to Grzelcyk’s game (Boston Herald)
Duchene's love affair with Denver continues: 'I could definitely see myself coming back here' (Ottawa Citizen)