Hockey headlines for November 2, 2019

Saturday, November 2, 2019

Isles defeat Lightning for eighth straight win (New York Newsday)
Aho leads goal rush as Canes top Wings 7-3 (Raleigh News & Observer)
Back home at last, the Capitals blitz Buffalo early and skate off with a 6-1 victory (Washington Post)
Ryan Getzlaf goal gives Ducks overtime victory over Vancouver Canucks (Orange County Register)
Devils get Louis Domingue in trade with Lightning for conditional draft pick (NorthJersey.com)
A UFC fighter is calling the Kings game Saturday. He’s never seen them play in person (Los Angeles Times)
Should NHL goalies ditch quick-release skates? Antti Raanta latest to make 'slide of shame' (Arizona Republic)
Bruce Cassidy has paid his dues on the road to coaching success with Boston Bruins (Ottawa Sun)
Legendary Brian Kilrea says he's proud of the work Cassidy has done (Ottawa Sun)
Surging ahead: Roope Hintz’s speed and skill helps Stars notch best win of season vs. Avalanche (Dallas Morning News)
Perron with another OT winner as Blues beat Columbus 4-3 (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Sean Couturier, Carter Hart shine in shootout as Flyers edge Devils, 4-3 (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Jets, Hellebuyck, steal one in San Jose (Winnipeg Sun)
Hughes' absence is notable (Vancouver Province)
Jackets drop a close one (Columbus Dispatch)
Sharks dominate Jets in shots, still lose 3-2 (San Jose Mercury News)
Avalanche falls to Stars 2-1 to finish a disappointing homestand 0-2-1 (Denver Post)
Devils lose to Flyers in shootout after another 3rd-period lead vanishes (NJ.com)
Devils trying not to get discouraged after loss to Flyers (NorthJersey.com)
Ugly first period in 6-1 loss shows Sabres have 'a long way to go' (Buffalo News)
Detroit Red Wings walloped by Carolina Hurricanes, 7-3 (Detroit Free Press)
Lightning can’t break New York Islanders’ win streak (Tampa Bay Times)
Quinn Hughes leaves Canucks-Ducks game with apparent ankle injury (Vancouver Province)
San Jose Sharks can’t catch a break this year on video reviews (San Jose Mercury News)
German Rubtsov becomes fourth Flyers player to make his NHL debut this season (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Trotz sticks to Greiss-Varlamov goalie rotation (New York Newsday)
Suess looks to make most of dream Jets call-up (Winnipeg Free Press)
Maple Leafs seek identity as standings begin to give clearer idea of team's woes (Toronto Sun)
Wild seeks fresh start after its October numbers rank near bottom of NHL (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
The Florida Panthers closed October on a high note, but there’s still work to be done (Miami Herald)
Leafs' Babcock, with club out of playoff spot: 'We have to find a game we can bottle' (Toronto Sun)
Despite slow start, Joel Quenneville not worried about Panthers goalie Sergei Bobrovsky (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
Edmonton Oilers power play comes back to life heading into Pittsburgh (Edmonton Sun)
If Evgeni Malkin returns, who do the Penguins scratch? (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Pain in the neck won't keep Senators' Chabot out of lineup for Bruins game (Ottawa Citizen)
Rangers' Mika Zibanejad remains out with neck injury (New York Post)
Andersen not concerned with play in October as Maple Leafs head into second month (Toronto Sun)
Blackhawks’ Patrick Kane is keeping a big-picture perspective through rough stretch (Chicago Sun-Times)
Staal frustrated about being left out of Rangers' lineup (New York Newsday)
Lucic still on hunt for first Flames marker (Calgary Sun)
Hyman glad to get on the road, looming return will have Maple Leafs roster implications (Toronto Sun)
Luke Kunin seems to be the Wild’s new Charlie Coyle. Is that a good thing? (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Adam Boqvist’s likely NHL debut Saturday isn’t the only big change coming to the Blackhawks (Chicago Tribune)
Golden Knights recall goalie Garret Sparks on ‘emergency basis’ (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Heinola set for AHL debut with short-term future still undecided (Winnipeg Sun)