Hockey headlines for October 29, 2018

Monday, October 29, 2018

Alec Martinez's late goal gives Kings win over Rangers, ends six-game skid (Los Angeles Times)
Detroit Red Wings earn first home win of season over Dallas Stars, 4-2 (Detroit Free Press)
Edmonton Oilers topple Blackhawks in overtime (Edmonton Sun)
Sharks extend point streak to five games with win over Ducks (San Jose Mercury News)
Greiss saves 38 as Islanders top Hurricanes (New York Newsday)
Laine relishes homecoming as Jets prepare for Global Series (Winnipeg Free Press)
Penguins offer ample assistance after Squirrel Hill tragedy (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Babcock offers glowing words for longtime coaching pal Calgary Herald)

Relationship between Peters, Babcock 'way deeper' than just a coaching connection (Calgary Sun)
Kadri hits Leafs milestone and steps up minus Matthews (Toronto Star)
Golden Knights win in OT on Marchessault penalty shot (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
The Rangers can't count, and David Quinn is getting angry (New York Post)
Greiss, Islanders disappoint Canes again, 2-1 (Raleigh News & Observer)
Ducks’ losing streak reaches five games with an overtime loss to Sharks (Orange County Register)
Senators fall to Golden Knights on penalty shot in OT (Ottawa Citizen)
Blackhawks fall to Connor McDavid, Oilers in overtime (Chicago Sun-Times)
Stars turn in 'unacceptable' performance in another road loss, this time to NHL-worst Detroit (Dallas Morning News)
Namestnikov, DeAngelo and Spooner get first goal each (New York Newsday)
Pulock glad to get on the board (New York Newsday)
Quenneville sits Rutta in Chicago Blackhawks' loss to Oilers (Chicago Daily Herald)
Absence of Alexander Radulov has Jamie Benn, Tyler Seguin in one of their worst scoring droughts as teammates (Dallas Morning News)
Kings’ Drew Doughty takes some blame for losing streak (Los Angeles Times)
Leafs' Dermott slowly recovering from flu (Toronto Sun)
Ullmark putting up numbers to get more chances in Sabres' net (Buffalo News)
Wild find a perfect pairing with Marcus Foligno and Eric Fehr on the ice (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Greenway rejoins Wild after weekend tune-up in the minors (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Blue Jackets’ Markus Hannikainen stays positive, waits for his break (Columbus Dispatch)
Lightning recalls forward Danick Martel from AHL Syracuse (Tampa Bay Times)
As his game flourishes, Sanford copes with the death of his father (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)