Hockey headlines for November 13, 2019

Wednesday, November 13, 2019

Coyotes top Blues in shootout to post historic back-to-back wins (Arizona Republic)
Sharks top Edmonton Oilers as turnaround continues (San Jose Mercury News)
Hyman pumped for season debut with Maple Leafs, injured Marner keeps chin up (Toronto Sun)
Kings’ Ilya Kovalchuk reportedly is on the trade block amid benching (Los Angeles Times)
Don Cherry tells Tucker Carlson on Fox News he was fired for using the words, 'You people' (USA Today)
NHL players pay measured tribute to Don Cherry, but most stop short of defending comments (Globe & Mail)
Lou Lamoriello winning on the Island with a familiar formula: goaltending and fiscal responsibility (Toronto Star)
Few in francophone Quebec shed tears over firing of Don Cherry (Montreal Gazette)
Senators steer clear of Don Cherry situation (Ottawa Citizen)
Avs’ Nazem Kadri defends Don Cherry amid firing: “People maybe took it out of context a little bit” (Denver Post)
Leafs weigh in on the firing of Don Cherry (Toronto Sun)
‘Sad’ day all around as Jets react to Cherry’s firing (Winnipeg Sun)
Wild GM Bill Guerin to meet with top prospect Kirill Kaprizov in Moscow (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Hall of Famer Zubov was chess piece of Stanley Cup winners (Toronto Sun)
Anze Kopitar, Sean Walker lead Kings past Wild, snapping 3-game skid (Los Angeles Times)
Avalanche overcome Francouz injury to defeat Winnipeg for third straight win (Denver Post)
Kaapo Kakko is Rangers' hero in telling roller-coaster win (New York Post)
Dennis Cholowski's overtime goal caps thrilling comeback as Red Wings clip Ducks (Detroit News)
Canadiens ride last-minute goal to shootout victory over the Jackets (Montreal Gazette)
Busting slumps and blowing out candles (Vancouver Province)
Ducks cough up two-goal lead, lose to Red Wings in OT (Orange County Register)
Blues' overtime magic ends with shootout loss to Coyotes (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Road rally falls short in Wild's 3-1 loss to Los Angeles (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Goals continue to prove elusive for Blue Jackets (Columbus Dispatch)
Penguins snap power-play cold spell, still lose to Rangers in OT (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Bruins blow four-goal lead in shootout defeat to Panthers (Boston Herald)
MacKinnon, Makar help depleted Avs squad bury Jets 4-0 (Winnipeg Free Press)
Avalanche goalie Pavel Francouz exits Jets game with injury (Denver Post)
Back in Penguins' lineup, Sam Lafferty makes Madison Square Garden debut (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Blues Jackets getting plenty of shots but aren’t hitting the net (Columbus Dispatch)
Caps sprint to front to start another season (Washington Times)
How having an open mind and making a couple of tweaks might have saved the Blackhawks season: ‘We’re headed in the right direction’ (Chicago Tribune)
Golden Knights say they must get back to ‘in-your-face’ hockey (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Flyers' Laughton looks at Nov. 23 as possible return from finger injury (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Mitch Marner relieved he didn’t break anything, but Leafs winger still faces a four-week rehab (Toronto Star)
Rangers expect to get top center back soon (New York Post)
Tyler Seguin and Jamie Benn are no strangers to internal criticism. Will they respond the way they did last season? (Dallas Morning News)
Golden Knights’ Alex Tuch wants to be ‘game-changer’ upon return (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Andrew Mangiapane cooking up chemistry on Flames' second line (Calgary Sun)
Matt Luff hopes to make the most of his second chance with the Kings (Los Angeles Times)
Pain and injury can't scare off Edmonton Oilers winger (Edmonton Sun)
Leafs recall Kasimir Kaskisuo to be their new backup goaltender (Toronto Star)
In 25th season together, Ken Kal, Paul Woods share passion for Red Wings, broadcasting (Detroit News)