Hockey headlines for November 4, 2018

Sunday, November 4, 2018

Pominville's Population revels in Sabres' big day (Buffalo News)
Steven Stamkos’ first multigoal game of season leads Lightning to win (Tampa Bay Times)
A pair of career milestones lead Wild to 5-1 win over Blues (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Islanders shutout Devils for fifth straight win (New York Newsday)
Predators sign Pekka Rinne to two-year contract extension on his birthday (The Tennessean)
No date set for Lemieux's suspension hearing yet (Winnipeg Free Press)
Golden Knights played part in NHL’s sports betting deal (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Game No. 2,000 for Senators brings back memories for Randy Sexton (Ottawa Sun)
Even Avs winger Gabe Landeskog has a theory for his NHL-best scoring spree (Denver Post)
Penguins' Carl Hagelin slows down to appreciate playing in 500 NHL games (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Maple Leafs' road show still a hit as Toronto blanks Penguins (Toronto Sun)
Kings' veterans restore order in victory over Blue Jackets (Los Angeles Times)
Comeback Kids do it again (Calgary Herald)
Coyotes weather storm, pull off win in overtime after Hurricanes rally late (Arizona Republic)
Meier scores twice, leads Sharks to victory in OT (San Jose Mercury News)
'We haven't worked on it once': First OT victory for the Stars comes courtesy of an unlikely source (Dallas Morning News)
Predators top Bruins behind Rinne, Josi (The Tennessean)
Mikko Koskinen keeps the net as Edmonton Oilers kick off four-game roadie in Detroit (Edmonton Journal)
Canes recover to earn point in OT loss to Coyotes (Raleigh News & Observer)
Jackets still searching for consistency (Columbus Dispatch)
Flyers give up two late goals in overtime loss to San Jose Sharks (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Fourth line lifts Golden Knights over Hurricanes (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Chicago Blackhawks suffer fifth straight loss (Chicago Daily Herald)
Mistake-prone Capitals fall to Stars in overtime (Washington Post)
Blues falter in loss at home against Wild (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Bruins blanked in Nashville (Boston Herald)
Detroit Red Wings a step behind Edmonton Oilers from start, lose 4-3 (Detroit Free Press)
Devils shut out by Islanders for 3rd straight loss (NJ.com)
'Flat' Penguins blanked at home by Maple Leafs (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Stamkos was hot, but Price not so much in 4-1 loss to Lightning (Montreal Gazette)
Brandon Dubinsky’s return shifts roster (Columbus Dispatch)
Brodziak celebrates first Oiler goals since 2009 (Edmonton Journal)
Komarov caught stalling but penalty isn't costly (New York Newsday)
Greg Pateryn and rookie Nick Seeler give Wild solid third defensive pairing (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Panthers hope the return of Luongo and their win in Finland gives them needed spark (Miami Herald)
Ducks pleased with recent progress, but hardly satisfied with the results (Orange County Register)
Max Pacioretty on track to return during Golden Knights’ road trip (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Nieves returns, practices with Rangers (New York Newsday)
Blackhawks’ Duncan Keith teaching partner Henri Jokiharju to play with bite (Chicago Sun-Times)
Gunnarsson adjusts after switch to right side (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Maple Leafs call up Trevor Moore (Toronto Star)