Hockey headlines for November 4, 2019

Monday, November 4, 2019

Robin Lehner, Chicago Blackhawks spoil Ryan Getzlaf party with OT victory over Ducks (Orange County Register)
Jakub Vrana’s first hat trick is more reason to celebrate for the Capitals (Washington Post)
Senators breathe easier, hearing and seeing that Sabourin is recovering (Ottawa Sun)
Penguins place Patric Hornqvist on injured reserve (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Flames 'vehemently disagree' with two-game suspension to Lucic (Calgary Herald)
No suspension for Jets' Lowry for hit on Tuch (Winnipeg Sun)
Sabres expecting lots of homeland love as they head to Sweden (Buffalo News)
Lightning arrive in Sweden, a country with a fascinating culture (Tampa Bay Times)
The Scott Sabourin injury a reminder of how dangerous hockey can be (Ottawa Sun)
Big Buff saga takes uncongenial turn (Winnipeg Free Press)
Clutterbuck takes pride in reaching 800-game milestone (New York Newsday)
Flames lose road-trip finale to Capitals (Calgary Sun)
Ryan Getzlaf’s reign as Ducks captain began with a vote and an endorsement (Orange County Register)
Edmonton Oilers stay atop Pacific Division standings finding ways to win (Edmonton Sun)
As Sharks flounder, can moves — big or small — be far off? (San Jose Mercury News)
Bad case of puck luck set the tone for Wild's downward week (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Maple Leafs need to clean up their act (Toronto Sun)
Blue Jackets falling short of goals (Columbus Dispatch)
'Fragile' Red Wings losing confidence as setbacks pile up (Detroit News)
Golden Knights’ struggles with breakouts magnified in recent losses (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Fourth line is first in line during Blues' win streak (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Georgiev earns 3rd start in row with excellent play (New York Newsday)
Flyers goalie Brian Elliott brilliant in losing shootout to Maple Leafs; Ivan Provorov promoted (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Mika Zibanejad takes big step in recovery from crushing hit (New York Post)
Bruins’ David Backes to miss time after scary collision (Boston Herald)
Feeling 'normal' after hip surgery, Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen makes season debut (Buffalo News)
Goaltender Frederik Andersen is rounding into form, which might mean the Maple Leafs will follow (Toronto Star)
How Filip Chytil is thriving in this huge Rangers spot (New York Post)
Early returns positive for Danton Heinen (Boston Herald)
Canadiens call up Ryan Poehling from AHL's Laval Rocket (Montreal Gazette)
Sabres recall Lawrence Pilut, put Marco Scandella on injured reserve (Buffalo News)
The real birthday party for an 11-year-old happens on Twitter, with Maple Leafs idols Mitch Marner and John Tavares (Toronto Star)