Hockey headlines for November 8, 2019

Friday, November 8, 2019

Penguins score four unanswered goals to beat Islanders in overtime (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Avalanche regains offensive mojo in 9-4 victory against Predators (Denver Post)
Andersen saves Leafs bacon in OT win (Toronto Sun)
Sharks avoid major meltdown, hold on to beat Minnesota Wild (San Jose Mercury News)
Samuel Morin tears ACL for second time, putting career in question (South Jersey Courier-Post)
No timeline for return after Jets forward takes slapshot to head (Winnipeg Free Press)
Brassard Returns to New York, Helping the Islanders Rack Up Wins (New York Times)
Eliminating morning skates is NHL’s version of load management (Los Angeles Times)
Red Wings gamble Robby Fabbri is healthy, ready to return to previous success (Detroit News)
Marc-Andre Fleury's longevity, success, love of the sport keep the Golden Knights goalie in form (Toronto Sun)
For Sabres fans from home and around the world, Rasmus Dahlin is in the spotlight (Buffalo News)
Lightning didn’t just come for meatballs, they came to play (Tampa Bay Times)
Swedish legend Nicklas Lidstrom on Rasmus Dahlin: 'He's a mature player for his age' (Buffalo News)
Blackhawks find offense through volume shooting in victory vs. Canucks (Chicago Tribune)
Sharks avoid major meltdown, hold on to beat Minnesota Wild (San Jose Mercury News)
Lundqvist makes 45 saves in Rangers' win over Hurricanes (New York Newsday)
Flyers outlast Montreal, Carey Price, 3-2, on Sean Couturier’s OT goal (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Tom Wilson’s two late goals lift Capitals past Panthers (Washington Post)
Golden Knights fall to Maple Leafs, 2-1, in OT (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Arizona Coyotes surrender another lead in loss to Columbus Blue Jackets (Arizona Republic)
Wild's early deficit vs. Sharks too big to overcome (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Predators allow Avalanche 6 goals during 8-minute stretch of 2nd period, record 9 in game (The Tennessean)
Rangers’ Lundqvist stymies Canes again as Rangers win 4-2 (Raleigh News & Observer)
2nd period dooms Devils in road loss to Flames (NJ.com)
The Panthers had a two-goal lead against the Capitals. And then came the rally (Miami Herald)
Carey Price steals a point for the Canadiens in City of Brotherly Love (Montreal Gazette)
Hawks cool off visitors with special teams (Vancouver Province)
Hanifin helps ignite Flames to douse Devils (Calgary Sun)
Sharks get injured center back for game vs. Minnesota Wild (San Jose Mercury News)
Brandon Pirri returns to Golden Knights’ lineup (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
With Leddy out, Dobson gets his chances with Isles (New York Newsday)
Why Rangers' Brady Skjei was benched for 1st time this season (New York Post)
Surging Capitals reconnect with former teammate Brett Connolly in Florida (Washington Post)
Former Canadiens coach Michel Therrien finds second wind with Flyers (Montreal Gazette)
Despite early success, Arizona Coyotes still have plenty of room to grow (Arizona Republic)
As victories mount, Blues have become comeback kids (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
With John Klingberg expected out for weeks, Stars welcome defensive reinforcements on the way (Dallas Morning News)
Avalanche goalie Philipp Grubauer out at least “next couple of games” with lower body injury (Denver Post)
Pageau has turned into Senators' leader up front, but where will he be down the road? (Ottawa Citizen)
Oilers centre Ryan Nugent-Hopkins might be running out of patience (Edmonton Journal)
Brannstrom back in Senators' lineup after watching, learning for a game (Ottawa Citizen)
Ducks left wing Max Jones gets his marching orders (Orange County Register)
Cancer survivor and Flames call-up Brandon Davidson shares his story (Calgary Sun)