Hockey headlines for November 15, 2019

Friday, November 15, 2019

McDavid and Draisaitl were in charge of fireworks for Oilers over Avalanche (Edmonton Journal)
Lightning return home to rout New York Rangers (Tampa Bay Times)
Flames defenceman TJ Brodie discharged from hospital after collapsing on ice at practice (Calgary Herald)
Sidney Crosby expected to miss at least six weeks after core muscle surgery (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Charge against Leafs' Auston Matthews dismissed (Toronto Sun)
Hockey legend Bobby Orr calls firing of analyst Don Cherry disgraceful (USA Today)
GM Dubas figures Maple Leafs still forming an identity (Toronto Sun)
'Everyone is looking to me right now:' Evgeni Malkin knows it's time to elevate his game (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Alex Iafallo’s OT goal completes Kings’ comeback against Red Wings (Los Angeles Daily News)
Skill takes over as Tyler Seguin leads Stars to win over Canucks (Dallas Morning News)
Right place, right time: Wild returns home to win on Greenway's gritty goal (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Laine, Scheifele star as Jets edge Panthers (Winnipeg Sun)
Ducks’ special teams fail them during third-period collapse (Orange County Register)
Arizona Coyotes fall short to aggressive Wild in Minnesota (Arizona Republic)
Sharks beat Ducks, but did it come at a price? (San Jose Mercury News)
Rangers give up nine goals in thumping by Lightning (New York Newsday)
Sabres can't overcome 'flat' stretch of play, lose sixth game in a row (Buffalo News)
Work ethic gets put to the ultimate test (Vancouver Province)
Red Wings lose late lead, game to Kings despite two Bertuzzi goals (Detroit News)
Brossoit tames Panthers (Winnipeg Free Press)
Flu sidelines red-hot Kaapo Kakko (New York Post)
In a blur, Rasmus Dahlin's first 100 games are in the books (Buffalo News)
Golden Knights struggle to find identity through 20 games (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
The one constant among Blues' D-corps has been change (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Sharks’ Dalton Prout discusses his long road back from concussion (San Jose Mercury News)
Ducks burdened by Hampus Lindholm, Josh Manson injuries (Orange County Register)
Predators goalie Juuse Saros' gold pads are back — sort of (The Tennessean)
Penguins forward Alex Galchenyuk: ‘I know I have to be better’ (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Bruins’ Charlie Coyle still adjusting on the wing (Boston Herald)
Blue Jackets’ Josh Anderson trying not to overthink his struggles (Columbus Dispatch)
Golden Knights’ Reilly Smith learns from rookie Cody Glass (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Defenseman Charlie McAvoy adds size, speed to Bruins back end (Boston Herald)
Dach's lack of ice time a bit concerning (Chicago Daily Herald)
Vigneault says Farabee’s benching is just temporary (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Kostin is here, but will he play? (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Isles place Andrew Ladd on waivers (New York Newsday)
Amid a rough start for AHL Texas, Stars prospect Jake Oettinger is adapting to life in the pros (Dallas Morning News)
Adam Boqvist solid in first NHL stint, but logjam forces him back to AHL (Chicago Sun-Times)
Calvin de Haan and Corsi, hockey’s favorite advanced statistic, don’t mix well (Chicago Sun-Times)
From ‘Get Low’ to ‘Country Roads,’ Capitals players are picking their own goal songs (Washington Post)