Hockey headlines for November 17, 2018

Saturday, November 17, 2018

Sheary's shootout winner gives Sabres first 4-game streak since 2014 (Buffalo News)
Sparks shines as Leafs sweep California with OT win over Ducks (Toronto Sun)
Goalie Cal Petersen’s first start is a nice homecoming in Kings' victory over Blackhawks (Los Angeles Times)
Jason Demers out for season as injuries pile up on Coyotes’ blue line (Arizona Republic)
Coyotes' Josh Archibald suspended for illegal check to the head on Predators' Ryan Hartman (The Tennessean)
Lightning goaltender Andrei Vasilevskiy out four to six weeks with broken foot (Tampa Bay Times)
Rangers acquire ex-Islanders forward Ryan Strome (New York Post)
Big second period pushes Blues to 4-1 win over Vegas (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Depleted Stars win Friday night fight vs. depleted Bruins. Will it cure Dallas’ woes? (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
Pheonix Copley impresses again and Nicklas Backstrom lifts Capitals in OT (Washington Post)
Ducks work OT, but score only one goal in ‘frustrating’ loss to Maple Leafs (Orange County Register)
Blackhawks beaten 2-1 in shootout by worst-in-the-NHL Kings, no-name goalie (Chicago Sun-Times)
Blues erupt in second period in 4-1 win over Golden Knights (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Sabres sharper in shootout (Winnipeg Free Press)
Avalanche give further reason for cautious optimism, but fall to defending champion Capitals in overtime (Denver Post)
Tuukka Rask returns to his old self, but Bruins lose in OT (Boston Globe)
Blues get Schenn back in the lineup (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Golden Knights’ Max Pacioretty relishes first assists of season (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
The Stars frustrated Brad Marchand and Boston's top line in Friday's win, and it all started with Radek Faksa (Dallas Morning News)
Confidence fuels resurgent power play (Columbus Dispatch)
Randy Carlyle demands more scoring from more Ducks than just Ryan Getzlaf (Orange County Register)
Trotz likes what he sees from Filppula, Komarov (New York Newsday)
David Quinn gets remedial with Rangers after latest loss (New York Post)
Flyers’ Brian Elliott out two weeks with lower-body injury, likely to groin (Philadelphia Daily News)
Stars coach Jim Montgomery on John Klingberg's timetable for return: 'If it's six weeks, I'd take the deal right now' (Dallas Morning News)
Derick Brassard practices with Penguins, hopeful to return Saturday (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Parise over illness, feels ready to play Saturday for Wild (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Flames optimistic struggling goalie Smith can reset, rebuild confidence (Calgary Sun)
Max Domi is a huge fan of Canadiens linemate Andrew Shaw (Montreal Gazette)
Wild’s Matt Dumba meeting, not shrinking from, expectations after contract extension (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Tkachuk's stock rises following his first NHL fight (Ottawa Citizen)
Blackhawks’ Andreas Martinsen looking to be more than just a one-hit wonder (Chicago Sun-Times)
Gabriel Carlsson focusing on opportunity (Columbus Dispatch)
Kahun finds a better fit on Blackhawks second line (Chicago Daily Herald)
Jets recall Vesalainen as reports swirl he may bolt for KHL (Winnipeg Free Press)
Bruins' Ryan Donato learning the finer points in AHL (Boston Herald)