Hockey headlines for November 15, 2018

Thursday, November 15, 2018

Blackhawks’ Jeremy Colliton gets first victory as NHL coach, 1-0 over Blues (Chicago Sun-Times)
With four third-period goals, Avalanche earn signature comeback win over Bruins at Pepsi Center (Denver Post)
Ducks lose Cam Fowler to surgery and then the game to the Golden Knights (Orange County Register)
Hellebuyck shines, Chiarot nets winner as Jets beat Caps (Winnipeg Sun)
Kings trade Tanner Pearson to Penguins for Carl Hagelin (Los Angeles Times)
Penguins sign GM Jim Rutherford to three-year extension (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Predators' Austin Watson activated after serving 18-game suspension (The Tennessean)
Sedin twins heading into B.C. Sports Hall of Fame (Vancouver Province)
For Daniel Carcillo, the Fight Against the NHL Goes On (New York Times)
Penguins try to balance trade of Carl Hagelin with business of hockey (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Carl Hagelin leaves behind sizable legacy in Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Detroit Red Wings won't lose out on a shot at Jack Hughes. Here's why (Detroit Free Press)
Wild GM Paul Fenton happy with season so far (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Knights show flash of old in 5-0 rout of Ducks (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Zdeno Chara suffers lower body injury in setback at Colorado (Boston Globe)
Minus Braden Holtby and Evgeny Kuznetsov, Capitals fall to Jets (Washington Post)
Bouwmeester returns to the lineup (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Blackhawks’ Alex DeBrincat ‘refreshed’ by line change, focused on scoring goals (Chicago Sun-Times)
Capitals dealing with injuries to Braden Holtby, Evgeny Kuznetsov and T.J. Oshie (Washington Post)
Wings upbeat as losses turn to wins in 'relentless' NHL (Detroit News)
Sidney Crosby misses practice with upper-body injury; status for Thursday uncertain (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Van Riemsdyk appears set to return, should boost Flyers power play (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Stars continue search for depth as injuries arise among forwards, defensemen (Dallas Morning News)
Dillon Dube not quite ready to return to Flames lineup (Calgary Sun)
Leafs' Morgan Rielly makes his points quietly (Toronto Sun)
Chiarot finding his top-four stuff riding shotgun with Buff (Winnipeg Free Press)
Numbers can be deceiving for Rasmus Ristolainen's impact on Sabres (Buffalo News)
Canucks' Gudbranson tunes out noise, numbers and focuses on grit game (Vancouver Province)
Ian Cole possesses “a sturdiness to his game” that the Avalanche defense aims to emulate (Denver Post)
Despite Valeri Nichushkin spending two seasons in the KHL, he's still a developmental success for the Stars (Dallas Morning News)
David Kampf's playing time on the rise under new Blackhawks coach Jeremy Colliton (Chicago Tribune)
Chytil rewarded with promotion to top line (New York Newsday)
NHL taste is a ‘dream come true’ for Lightning’s Erik Cernak (Tampa Bay Times)
Forsling looking for a longer-lasting Act II with Chicago Blackhawks (Chicago Daily Herald)
Wild GM impressed by Russian prospect (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Hockey Fights Cancer Night has special meaning to Senators' Craig Anderson (Ottawa Sun)
Hockey Fights Cancer hits home for assistant coach (Columbus Dispatch)
Senators coach Guy Boucher has been directly touched by cancer (Ottawa Sun)