Hockey headlines for October 29, 2019

Tuesday, October 29, 2019

Glut of early goals tames toothless Panthers (Vancouver Province)
Sabres 'hit a bit of a wall,' blow two-goal lead in shootout loss (Buffalo News)
Big blow for Blues: Shoulder surgery KOs Tarasenko for 5 months (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Evgeni Malkin back at Penguins practice, targets Saturday return (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Blackhawks grant Brendan Perlini’s trade wish, send forward to Red Wings (Chicago Sun-Times)
Lowry lighter in wallet, out two games for illegal check (Winnipeg Free Press)
Red Wings players maintain respect, admiration for Ken Holland (Detroit News)
Belmont developers ask judge to dismiss lawsuit (New York Newsday)
Underachieving Leafs need to pick up the pace before it’s too late (Globe & Mail)
For children of NHL players, grasping hockey as a job is a lot to process (Washington Post)
Canadiens impressed with how Max Domi handles his Type 1 diabetes (Montreal Gazette)
Sabres pay tribute to Phil Housley with video during his return (Buffalo News)
These Bruins already feel good, and they should (Boston Herald)
Lightning struggling to recapture ‘special’ magic from last season (Tampa Bay Times)
Jets team defensive play has improved considerably in recent games, perhaps at expense of scoring (Winnipeg Sun)
Columbus Blue Jackets coach John Tortorella critical of goalie’s emotional outbursts (Columbus Dispatch)
Zibanejad day-to-day after high hit vs. Bruins (New York Newsday)
Stars defenseman Andrej Sekera will not play vs. Minnesota after awkward crash into boards (Dallas Morning News)
Columbus Blue Jackets’ depth getting tested after two additional injuries (Columbus Dispatch)
Devils’ Connor Carrick has surgery on broken pinky (NJ.com)
Dermott set to make season debut with Maple Leafs on Tuesday (Toronto Sun)
Filip Forsberg says he's getting closer to return for Predators (The Tennessean)
Injured trio returns to Golden Knights practice (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
More Robin Lehner starts in goal might be key to fixing Blackhawks’ penalty kill (Chicago Sun-Times)
Barrie frustrated by his shaky start with Maple Leafs (Toronto Sun)
Canadiens' 'Uncle Nate' plays key role in Nick Suzuki's development (Montreal Gazette)
Golden Knights’ William Carrier says fourth line wants to produce more (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Scott Sabourin has been told he can find a place to stay (Ottawa Sun)
Nick Paul is trying to show the Ottawa Senators he belongs in the NHL (Ottawa Sun)
Penguins assign Joseph Blandisi, Adam Johnson to Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Former Canadiens defenceman Andrei Markov returning to KHL (Montreal Gazette)
Penguins’ Evgeni Malkin pursues U.S. citizenship, brushes off report of investment gone wrong (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)