Hockey headlines for November 5, 2019

Tuesday, November 5, 2019

Coyotes top Oilers in overtime for another road win (Arizona Republic)
Brad Marchand keeps Bruins rolling with a 5-point night, and other observations (Boston Globe)
Impressive comeback: Senators 6-2 victory over the Rangers (Ottawa Citizen)
Jason Spezza knows his place on the Maple Leafs – and he’s honoured to have it (Globe & Mail)
Sabres revel in arrival and first workout in Stockholm (Buffalo News)
The Lightning are set to experience Stockholm. First practice, then sleep. (Tampa Bay Times)
Day One in Sweden is no ordinary practice for Sabres (Buffalo News)
Sabres expecting lots of homeland love as they head to Sweden (Buffalo News)
How living with a Blackhawks goalie and his family helps Nylander thrive (Chicago Daily Herald)
Drew Doughty marks homecoming with discussion of shortcomings (Los Angeles Daily News)
Rangers' streak ends in loss to lowly Senators (New York Newsday)
Shaky goaltending costs Penguins game in Boston (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Detroit Red Wings destroyed, Jimmy Howard pulled in soft 2nd period of 6-1 loss (Detroit Free Press)
Big night for Brad Marchand in Bruins win over Penguins (Boston Herald)
Bryan Rust takes over Patric Hornqvist’s spot on Penguins’ top line (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
All-Star defenseman Kris Letang leaves Monday's loss in Boston with an injury (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Staal a healthy scratch for third straight game (New York Newsday)
Brian Dumoulin returns to the Penguins’ lineup after birth of son (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Stars recapturing style that makes Dallas a postseason threat (Dallas Morning News)
Slow starts on home ice puzzling (Columbus Dispatch)
Every day he's shufflin': Peter Laviolette switches up Predators lines, team responds (The Tennessean)
Ducks injured right wing Ondrej Kase nears return to lineup (Orange County Register)
Fleury back, Alex Tuch remains day to day for Golden Knights (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Can Radim Simek help save the Sharks’ season (again)? (San Jose Mercury News)
Muzzin, a hit in Babcock's eyes, set to return for Leafs against Kings (Toronto Sun)
Less cola, more minutes … Flames goalie Rittich proving he can handle workhorse role (Calgary Sun)
After a slow start, Wild veteran Eric Staal starting to get back on track (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Leafs forward William Nylander expected the offence to come this season but he’s still waiting (Toronto Star)
Draisaitl playing his way into a share of Edmonton Oilers top billing (Edmonton Journal)
John Carlson takes center stage on Capitals’ blue line after blistering first month (Washington Post)
Morrissey focused on making plays; not worried about mistakes (Winnipeg Free Press)
At age 30, Capitals center Lars Eller sought to learn to skate again (Washington Post)
Leafs' Spezza on roster spot: 'It's a different challenge' (Toronto Sun)
Rangers' Adam Fox is acing his NHL learning curve (New York Post)
Hurricanes’ Jaccob Slavin ‘undressed’ but unfazed after Nico Hischier goal for Devils (Raleigh News & Observer)
Stars recall defenseman Joel Hanley as an Andrej Sekera insurance policy (Dallas Morning News)
Eddie Shack has advice for today's Maple Leafs (Toronto Sun)
Maple Leafs invite young fan to weekend game after viral tweet of lonely birthday party (Toronto Star)