Hockey headlines for November 19, 2019

Tuesday, November 19, 2019

Capitals show some fight as brawl interrupts a win over the Ducks (Washington Post)
Antti Raanta notches first shutout of season as Coyotes blank Kings (Arizona Republic)
NJ Devils place goalie Cory Schneider on waivers: What's next for the team and player? (NorthJersey.com)
Islanders a focused group with a chance to make history (New York Newsday)
Penguins GM Jim Rutherford overcomes odds, joins Hockey Hall of Fame (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Hayley Wickenheiser captures hearts at Hockey Hall of Fame (Toronto Sun)
BC coach Jerry York formally inducted in Hockey Hall of Fame (Boston Globe)
Jim Rutherford reflects on 'story of my career' during Hockey Hall of Fame induction (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
'I have always bet on Mike Babcock': Leafs coach (Toronto Sun)
Jokiharju-Nylander trade now seems like win-win for both Blackhawks and Sabres (Chicago Sun-Times)
Kings’ offensive woes return in shutout loss to Coyotes (Los Angeles Times)
Ducks pleased with response to Oskar Sundqvist’s hit on John Gibson (Orange County Register)
Lesson learned as Edmonton Oilers shape themselves into a playoff team (Edmonton Journal)
Panthers have produced early under Quenneville. The new goal: ‘keep climbing in the standings.’ (Miami Herald)
Blues shake up all four line combinations (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Injuries sideline Habs' Drouin, Byron indefinitely (Montreal Gazette)
Kyle Okposo's latest concussion is darkest entry on Sabres' growing injury report (Buffalo News)
Leafs place Trevor Moore on long-term injured reserve, recall Engvall (Toronto Star)
Canadiens' injury double whammy gives Hudon, Weal new opportunities (Montreal Gazette)
Jake DeBrusk used time off to try to “mature” before return (Boston Herald)
Lesson learned as Edmonton Oilers shape themselves into a playoff team (Edmonton Sun)
Predators goalie Pekka Rinne well aware of recent struggles — and how to fix them (The Tennessean)
Consistent workload helps Red Wings' Jonathan Bernier raise his game (Detroit News)
Jets' Laine becoming a more complete player this season (Winnipeg Free Press)
Barrie, Leafs defence corps left with little choice but to hit reset (Toronto Sun)
Wild's Soucy hopes he has shown enough to stick around (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Maple Leafs figure Engvall is ready for his chance in the NHL spotlight (Toronto Sun)
Lightning’s Erik Cernak shows signs of somebody with a big NHL future (Tampa Bay Times)
Second-year pro Dillon Dube more relaxed, comfortable as Flames call him up (Calgary Herald)
Flyers call up top prospect Morgan Frost from Phantoms to boost struggling offense (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Quinn: Andersson sent to Hartford to get ice time (New York Newsday)
Of cupcakes and hockey sticks: Sharks say they have routines, but not superstitions (San Jose Mercury News)