Hockey headlines for November 27, 2018

Tuesday, November 27, 2018

Capitals present Barry Trotz his Stanley Cup ring before beating his new team (Washington Post)
Marner works his magic in Leaf win over Boston (Toronto Sun)
Flyers fire general manager Ron Hextall; coaching staff remains for now (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Return of Canadiens captain Shea Weber has cascading effect on lineup (Montreal Gazette)
Chicago Blackhawks GM finally gets a Schmaltz offer he can't refuse (Chicago Daily Herald)
What direction are Blackhawks heading? ‘We’re trying to improve,’ Bowman says (Chicago Sun-Times)
Brendan Perlini, Dylan Strome look for fresh start with Blackhawks (Chicago Sun-Times)
Will Nick Schmaltz provide the spark the Coyotes have been hoping for? (Arizona Republic)
Blackhawks' DeBrincat reunited with old pal Strome (Chicago Daily Herald)
New Ranger Ryan Strome sees brother traded days after he is (New York Post)
No boos. No tracksuits. No moneyphones: Sharks’ Kane returns to Buffalo (San Jose Mercury News)
Early lead stands up on wild night (Columbus Dispatch)
Panthers tie game late, top Devils on Mike Hoffman's OT winner (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
Bounce-back win shows what Rangers took from recent slide (New York Post)
Kevan Miller, Jake DeBrusk injured in Bruins’ loss to Maple Leafs (Boston Globe)
Red Wings 'steamrolled' in third straight loss as rally falls short (Detroit News)
NJ Devils blow 2-0 lead in overtime loss to Panthers (NorthJersey.com)
'Right now we're struggling': Rangers send Sens to third straight loss (Ottawa Sun)
Lundqvist suffers equipment problems in win (New York Newsday)
Rangers rookie uses backside to score first goal of the season (New York Post)
'He's so important': Leafs’ Babcock heaps praise on Marleau (Toronto Sun)
Barry Trotz's Cup ring has him hopeful about Islanders' task (New York Post)
Sabres using subtle changes, goaltending to shut down power plays (Buffalo News)
Blues see hopeful sign in end of power-play drought (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Coach Randy Carlyle asks for defense to carry Ducks since offense hasn’t so far (Orange County Register)
Panthers goalie Roberto Luongo day-to-day after re-injuring knee (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
Lightning F Ondrej Palat may return Tuesday against Ducks (Tampa Bay Times)
Stars goaltender Ben Bishop returns to practice, could play as soon as Saturday (Dallas Morning News)
Islanders' Matt Martin activated off injured reserve (New York Newsday)
Injured Penguins center Derek Grant returns to practice (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Golden Knights’ Marc-Andre Fleury showing no signs of fatigue (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Johnson relies on short memory (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Perhaps back in Pittsburgh for a while, Tristan Jarry just focusing on the moment (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Leafs' Tavares still striving to be even better (Toronto Sun)
In the Laine of fire: After slow start to season, sniper gets his groove back (Winnipeg Free Press)
It's more bench time than ice time lately for Kings' Ilya Kovalchuk (Los Angeles Times)
Resurgent Penguins defenseman Kris Letang on verge of meaningful milestone (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Flames getting more offence from Noah Hanifin (Calgary Herald)
Edmonton Oilers' Alex Chiasson finds his torrid scoring pace bittersweet (Edmonton Sun)
Predators' Frederick Gaudreau focused on here and now (The Tennessean)