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Friday, November 13, 2015
- Rangers beat Blues for seventh straight win (New York Newsday)
- Devils sweep Blackhawks, 3-2 (Bergen Record)
- Maple Leafs top Predators for first winning streak of season (Toronto Sun)
- Lightning get much-needed win against Calgary (Tampa Tribune)
- Abdelkader picks Wings over free agency with 7-year deal (Detroit News)
- Datsyuk's expected return shuffles Red Wings' lines (Detroit Free Press)
- Paul Maurice will be a Team Europe assistant coach for World Cup of Hockey (Winnipeg Free Press)
- Slumping Blackhawks struggle beyond Patrick Kane's line (USA Today)
- A look at what Canada is up against at the 2016 World Cup of Hockey (National Post)
- NHL players, coaches not interested in changing game to increase scoring (New York Daily News)
- Mason anti-changes, wants goalies ‘stars of the league' (South Jersey Courier-Post)
- Lundqvist, AV don't want equipment changes (New York Newsday)
- Sens goalies think changes to nets is nuts (Ottawa Sun)
- Avalanche rallies for victory at Boston behind Matt Duchene's goal (Denver Post)
- Capitals’ power play finally flexes as Jason Chimera sparks 5-2 win over Flyers (Washington Post)
- Wild opens road trip with OT win over Carolina (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
- Kings goalie Jhonas Enroth comes up big again in 2-1 win over Islanders (Los Angeles Times)
- Coyotes pull away from Oilers for 3rd straight win (Arizona Republic)
- Karlsson, Hammond lead sounder Senators' effort in win over Canucks (Ottawa Citizen)
- Sabres bask in the Florida sunshine (Buffalo News)
- Predators fall to Maple Leafs in shootout (The Tennessean)
- Bruins squander two-goal lead to Avalanche (Boston Globe)
- Early lead fades quickly for Flyers (Philadelphia Daily News)
- Carolina Hurricanes fall to Minnesota Wild 3-2 in OT (Raleigh News & Observer)
- Islanders miss chances in loss to Kings (New York Newsday)
- Blackhawks lose to Devils for the second time in a week (Chicago Sun-Times)
- Sabres finally turn tables on Roberto Luongo, Panthers (Miami Herald)
- Canucks' special teams struggles persist in 3-2 loss to Senators (Vancouver Sun)
- Arizona Coyotes defeat Edmonton Oilers 4-1 (Edmonton Sun)
- Sluggish, defence-deficient Jets fall to hot Stars (Winnipeg Free Press)
- Failing to finish, Flames in Florida free-fall after 3-1 loss to Tampa (Calgary Herald)
- Brad Marchand OK after vicious hit to head (Boston Herald)
- Flyers glad to see Evgeny Medvedev back on the ice (Philadelphia Daily News)
- Stars rookie Radek Faksa hit in the face with puck during warm-ups, still played vs. Winnipeg (Dallas Morning News)
- Lightning goalie Bishop happy to get rest (Tampa Tribune)
- Capuano splits Isles' top two defense pairings (New York Newsday)
- Coach Mike Babcock's ID firmly on Maple Leafs (Toronto Sun)
- Language barrier aside, Blackhawks' Kane, Panarin building a bond (Chicago Daily Herald)
- Brandon Mashinter returns to the NHL after two-year wait (Chicago Sun-Times)
- Blue Jackets say season can be salvaged (Columbus Dispatch)
- Changes by coach to Penguins’ 3rd line, top defense pair pay off (Pittsburgh Tribune Review)
- Letang-Maatta pairing might see more action for Penguins (Pittsburgh Post Gazette)
- Early-season drought nothing new for Ducks' Jakob Silfverberg (Orange County Register)
- Olofsson, Bertschy called up and sent down in same day by Wild (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
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