Hockey headlines for November 20, 2018

Tuesday, November 20, 2018

Blues fire head coach Mike Yeo after third shutout loss in four games (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Preds top Tampa, reclaim claim as best team in NHL (The Tennessean)
Alex Ovechkin vs. Carey Price was ‘worth the price of admission’ at Bell Centre on Monday night (Washington Post)
Jack Eichel scores in overtime to send Buffalo Sabres to sixth straight win (Buffalo News)
Florida Panthers win in Ottawa, but lose Trocheck to injury (Miami Herald)
Craig Patrick returns to Penguins as pro scout (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Concussion suits against NHL face headwinds (Detroit News)
Early speculation on Yeo's permanent replacement will center on Quenneville (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Players' association helped Tom Wilson with appeal but had no contact with Blues' Sundqvist (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Chytil scores game winner in third period for Rangers (New York Newsday)
Frederik Andersen keeps Maple Leafs in game in rally over Blue Jackets (Toronto Sun)
Laine scores hat trick in Jets win over Canucks (Winnipeg Sun)
Flames deal Vegas bigtime loss in seven-goal spree (Calgary Herald)
Golden Knights routed in Calgary, 7-2 (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Penguins squander 4-1 lead, lose in overtime to Buffalo (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Goalie Ben Bishop hurt as Stars fall short of 'championship work ethic' in loss to Rangers (Dallas Morning News)
Late goals doom Blue Jackets (Columbus Dispatch)
Lightning can’t find enough comeback magic against Predators (Tampa Bay Times)
Capitals beat Canadiens in overtime despite some spectacular Carey Price saves (Montreal Gazette)
Senators defensive discipline disappears in wide open loss to Panthers (Ottawa Sun)
Cup contenders strut stuff, but pushed hard for win (Vancouver Province)
Tanner Pearson's first Pittsburgh goal for naught as Penguins blow three-goal lead (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
How Ryan Strome is already rewarding Rangers' confidence (New York Post)
Ex-Penguin Conor Sheary is loving life with the Sabres (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Former Senator Mike Hoffman makes his return to Canadian Tire Centre (Ottawa Sun)
Nick Foligno joins team in Toronto; 5-year-old daughter stable in hospital (Columbus Dispatch)
Stars forward Brett Ritchie scratched for second consecutive game (Dallas Morning News)
Senators honour equipment manager Mike Foley's memory on Monday (Ottawa Sun)
Detroit Red Wings keep winning; why it matters who's leading the way (Detroit Free Press)
Wild hope ‘good day off’ quells frustration of consecutive losses (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
'This is a hungry group': Oilers flirting with danger as losing continues (Edmonton Journal)
Ducks coach Randy Carlyle finds there’s still work to be done, even on a day off (Orange County Register)
Penguins' Matt Cullen out with long-term injury (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Penguins' Sidney Crosby making progress, not ready to return to lineup (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Vanek, Ericsson near return for rolling Red Wings (Detroit News)
Saad is beginning to look like the player Blackhawks fans expected (Chicago Daily Herald)
Bruins' Jake DeBrusk finally reaching goals (Boston Herald)
The two Ryans — Oilers' Spooner, Rangers' Strome — still looking for goals or points (Edmonton Sun)
Islanders' Beauvillier gets back to fundamentals, produces (New York Newsday)
Kasperi Kapanen coming into his own with Toronto Maple Leafs (Toronto Star)
Flames need to decide where rookie Dillon Dube belongs (Calgary Herald)
Carter Hart working toward living up to the hype (South Jersey Courier-Post)