Hockey headlines for December 1, 2018

Saturday, December 1, 2018

Tom Wilson exits early after another questionable hit as Caps win (Washington Post)
Ryan Getzlaf, Ducks work overtime to rally past Hurricanes, win 3rd in a row (Orange County Register)
Persistence pays off for Johnny Gaudreau in win over Kings (Calgary Herald)
Amid bonding, Maple Leafs anticipating good news on Nylander front on Saturday (Toronto Sun)
Isles excited by return to Coliseum (New York Newsday)
Former Flyers GM Ron Hextall blindsided by firing: ‘I didn’t see this coming’ (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Doctors Said Hockey Enforcer Todd Ewen Did Not Have C.T.E. But He Did. (New York Times)
Erik Karlsson says he has no regrets as he returns to Ottawa (Ottawa Sun)
Erik Karlsson returns to ‘forever city’ after traumatic year (San Jose Mercury News)
Senators remember the good times with Karlsson as he makes his return to the CTC (Ottawa Citizen)
Sharks coach has been impressed as Karlsson begins to hit his stride (Ottawa Citizen)
Sharks coach weighs in on debate over whether Erik Karlsson is a good teammate (San Jose Mercury News)
Blues stun Colorado with overtime victory (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Panthers top Sabres in overtime on Barkov's game-winner (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
Devils dropped by Capitals after Tom Wilson ejection (NorthJersey.com)
Kings muster just 14 shots and waste another strong effort by goalie Cal Petersen in loss to Flames (Los Angeles Times)
Post-streak letdown results in Sabres' OT loss to last-place Panthers (Buffalo News)
Ducks beat Canes in overtime on Getzlaf goal (Raleigh News & Observer)
In physical divisional battle, Blues thwart Avalanche comeback in overtime to snap Colorado’s six-game win streak (Denver Post)
Golden Knights gain ground despite brutal November schedule (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Canadiens make power play a priority as schedule squeeze looms (Montreal Gazette)
’Trust the process’: Struggling Blackhawks put their faith in Jeremy Colliton (Chicago Sun-Times)
Penguins coach Mike Sullivan encouraging Evgeni Malkin, linemates to shoot more (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Quinn, Shattenkirk at peace over benching (New York Newsday)
Stars goalie Ben Bishop set for return Saturday against Vancouver (Dallas Morning News)
Paul Byron's imminent return should bolster Canadiens' lineup (Montreal Gazette)
Patric Hornqvist practices, moves closer to returning to Penguins lineup (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Dubnyk says he's unfazed by bad stretches in Wild goal (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Jonathan Drouin's first season with Canadiens was learning experience (Montreal Gazette)
Defenseman Ryan Murray tempers expectations as veteran (Columbus Dispatch)
Zykov claimed by Oilers; Canes’ goalie Darling clears waivers (Raleigh News & Observer)
Carp's Derek Nansen comes home to celebrate officiating 1,000 games (Ottawa Sun)