Hockey headlines for November 25, 2019

Monday, November 25, 2019

Oilers complete statement-making sweep with win in Arizona (Edmonton Sun)
Shorthanded Sabres 'build some confidence' with rare road win over Panthers (Buffalo News)
Punchless Red Wings blanked by Hurricanes, winless streak at six (Detroit News)
Blues' Bortuzzo slapped with four-game suspension for hit called ‘dirty’ by Predators coach (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Leafs' Kerfoot has hearing with NHL over hit on Avs' Johnson (Toronto Sun)
Reinvigorated Leafs eager to keep pushing forward with Keefe at helm (Toronto Sun)
After whirlwind start to tenure as Leafs coach, Keefe glad to settle into job (Toronto Sun)
Ducks captain Ryan Getzlaf criticizes team’s play, attitude after latest loss (Orange County Register)
No rally this time as Florida Panthers fall behind early in loss to Buffalo Sabres (Miami Herald)
Improved Filip Zadina seeking longer stay with Red Wings (MLive.com)
Panthers’ Keith Yandle lost 9 teeth on Saturday. He still played on Sunday, continuing his Iron Man streak (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
Bruins need to tighten up (Boston Herald)
Flyers shootout losses are piling up. That could matter a lot in a playoff race. (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Dave Tippett not sentimental over return to Arizona (Edmonton Sun)
Columbus Blue Jackets’ power play moving up under new assistant coach (Columbus Dispatch)
Penguins defenseman Kris Letang returns to practice (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
With new perspective, Flames' Brodie poised to return to action (Calgary Sun)
What Viktor Arvidsson's injury could mean for Predators, plus a look at Robert Bortuzzo's history of dirty hits (The Tennessean)
Quinn gushes about Lemieux's play (New York Newsday)
Despite Lehner’s struggles, goalie switch in shootouts not on the table for Blackhawks (Chicago Sun-Times)
Isles playmaker Barzal also a student of the game (New York Newsday)
Avalanche’s Valeri Nichushkin says his 91-game goals drought has been the “hardest time in my life” (Denver Post)
Chris Kreider's value to Rangers rising even in uncertain times (New York Post)
Blackhawks' DeBrincat confident he can turn things around (Chicago Daily Herald)
Sabres get former second-rounder Matthew Spencer in minor league deal (Buffalo News)
Lightning’s Luke Schenn shared dads trip with an opponent, his brother Brayden (Tampa Bay Times)
How Bryan Rust overcame a speech impediment to become vocal leader for Penguins (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)