Hockey headlines for November 17, 2019

Sunday, November 17, 2019

After trailing by three goals, Islanders win in shootout (New York Newsday)
Malkin, top line help Penguins roll to blowout victory against Maple Leafs (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Kings’ Jeff Carter scores winning goal in 1,000th career game (Los Angeles Times)
'Security guard' Darcy Kuemper wins brawl, leads Coyotes to win over Flames (Arizona Republic)
Blackhawks chase goalie Pekka Rinne, continue run by hammering Predators (Chicago Sun-Times)
Carbonneau carved a harder path to the Hall of Fame (Toronto Sun)
Stars’ Jim Montgomery recalls being traded for Guy Carbonneau, who will be enshrined in the Hockey Hall of Fame this week (Dallas Morning News)
Isles' Greiss will save contract talk for after season (New York Newsday)
Derek Grant scores hat trick as Ducks beat Blues to end skid (Orange County Register)
Kevin Labanc leads Sharks past Red Wings in shootout (San Jose Mercury News)
Jamie Benn, game-winner! Stars captain ends goal drought as franchise players begin to turn the corner (Dallas Morning News)
Jets complete Florida sweep, down Lightning 4-3 (Winnipeg Sun)
Capitals keep on knocking, finally get in late in regulation and win in a shootout (Washington Post)
Blues fall to Ducks, points streak ends at nine games (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Golden Knights fall to Kings for fifth straight loss, 4-3 (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Leafs get shelled by Penguins in Pittsburgh (Toronto Sun)
A failed challenge ends up sinking the Lightning (Tampa Bay Times)
Wild dig themselves another hole in 4-3 overtime loss to Hurricanes (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Another ugly loss leaves Predators looking for answers (The Tennessean)
Rangers feel David Quinn's ire for 'lazy' play in loss (New York Post)
Flyers blow 3-0 third-period lead and are stunned by Islanders, 4-3, in shootout (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Canadiens almost had game in the bag, but lose in OT to Devils (Montreal Gazette)
All-world MacKinnon knocks down thrilling comeback (Vancouver Province)
Edmonton Oilers lose focus, let win slip through their fingers (Edmonton Journal)
Red Wings work extra time again, lose in shootout to San Jose (Detroit News)
Flames shut out by Coyotes as emotions run high (Calgary Herald)
Jaroslav Halak shines, but Bruins fall in another shootout (Boston Globe)
Lightning’s Steven Stamkos scores his 400th career goal (Tampa Bay Times)
Tristan Jarry's solid goaltending gives the Penguins a dependable backup – and some options (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Jujhar Khaira has his best game of the season in Oiler loss (Edmonton Journal)
Rasmus Asplund delivers 'outstanding' performance in emotional Sabres debut (Buffalo News)
Koivula finally makes his debut for Islanders (New York Newsday)
For Wild, Victor Rask-Nino Niederreiter trade still stings (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Rangers' Quinn gushes about Panarin, who extends point streak (New York Newsday)
Quinn coaching in his 100th career game with Rangers (New York Newsday)
Blue Jackets looking to ‘manufacture’ goals to find offensive breakthrough (Columbus Dispatch)
Auston Matthews is on pace to score 50, but the Leafs need more than that (Toronto Star)
Jacob Trouba’s unforeseen Rangers role comes with hefty challenge (New York Post)
Golden Knights’ Cody Glass, Nic Hague learn rookie lessons (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Devin Shore back in Ducks’ lineup as hard work pays off (Orange County Register)
Golden Knights place left wing Brandon Pirri on waivers (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Caps send down Ilya Samsonov in short-term fix to salary cap and recall Travis Boyd (Washington Post)
New injury sends Canucks prospect Olli Juolevi back to the shelf (Vancouver Province)
No, Flyers prospect Morgan Frost isn't NHL ready yet (South Jersey Courier-Post)
Golden Knights sign Krebs to entry-level deal (Winnipeg Free Press)
A new life for P.K. Subban and fiancée Lindsey Vonn in New Jersey (Montreal Gazette)