Hockey headlines for November 6, 2018

Tuesday, November 6, 2018

Brian Boyle's natural hat trick pushes Devils to win over Penguins (NJ.com)
Capitals find the right combination to unlock some depth scoring against the Oilers (Washington Post)
Claude Giroux, Cal Pickard lead Flyers past Coyotes, complete 3-0-1 trip (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Canadiens overcome 3-1 deficit, overtime penalty kill to beat Islanders in shootout (Montreal Gazette)
Flames centre Monahan honoured as NHL's first star of week (Calgary Sun)
NHL suspends Lemieux two games for blindside hit in Finland (Winnipeg Free Press)
New coach Willie Desjardins has a message for Kings: 'You've got to win now' (Los Angeles Times)
Violation of Ottawa Senators players' privacy 'appalling,' says former privacy commissioner (Ottawa Citizen)
Martin Brodeur, Always a Devil, Takes a New Role With the Team (New York Times)
Bruins had plenty of chances, and Brad Marchand finally came through (Boston Globe)
'I just didn't think we were skating': Stars' luck runs out in OT loss to Bruins (Dallas Morning News)
‘We were awful’: Islanders’ win streak snapped in shootout loss (New York Post)
Tough luck dooms Coyotes as five-game win streak snapped with ‘weird’ loss (Arizona Republic)
Oilers fall to Capitals in rematch (Edmonton Journal)
Fourth-line grinder is one of few bright spots in Islanders' loss (New York Post)
Ex-Penguin Jean-Sebastien Dea finds niche with Devils (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Beauvillier always enjoys facing hometown Habs (New York Newsday)
NHL’s tallest player (Zdeno Chara) meets the NHL’s shortest player (Rocco Grimaldi) (Boston Globe)
Blackhawks, losers of five straight, might want to start playing the ‘right way’ (Chicago Sun-Times)
With Arvidsson on IR, Preds search for right fit (The Tennessean)
Jake Allen says Blues have hit 'rock bottom' (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Andersen is all business for Leafs (Toronto Sun)
Ducks right wing Patrick Eaves turns little plays into big ones with ‘grunt’ work (Orange County Register)
With Matt Hendricks on the mend, J.T. Brown raises his game for Wild (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Schwartz not at his best; Blues search for ways to get him going (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Pierre-Luc Dubois’ skills, size bring to mind quality veterans (Columbus Dispatch)
Jordan Oesterle has brought a touch of offense to Arizona Coyotes' blue line (Arizona Republic)
Red Wings value Tyler Bertuzzi's 'rare combination' of grit, smarts, hands (MLive.com)
Howden feels fine, but Rangers call up Andersson (New York Newsday)
Wings prospect Zadina 'has a long way to go,' despite 2-goal game (Detroit News)