Hockey headlines for December 7, 2018

Friday, December 7, 2018

Red Wings beat Maple Leafs on Larkin's goal in overtime (Toronto Sun)
Offensive outpouring ends losing skid at Rogers Arena (Vancouver Province)
Penguins get traction with another win, but at what cost? (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Seth Jones delivers OT winner (Columbus Dispatch)
Bruins claim forward Gemel Smith off waivers from Dallas (Boston Globe)
Ryan Reaves signed photos of injured Tom Wilson. They have been destroyed, Vegas says. (Washington Post)
Inside the disaster that was the Islanders fisherman logo (New York Post)
Depth lifts Lightning to 3-2 victory over Bruins (Tampa Bay Times)
Golden Knights rally for 4-3 victory over Blackhawks (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Kyle Palmieri scores twice to help NJ Devils defeat Kings, end losing streak (NorthJersey.com)
Balanced attacked paces Habs for second straight win over Sens (Montreal Gazette)
Smith solid again in shutout win against Wild (Calgary Herald)
Travis Sanheim’s two late goals help Flyers salvage a point in OT loss to Columbus (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Kings left embarrassed by loss to lowly Devils (Los Angeles Times)
Blackhawks drop 6th straight after third-period rally is wiped out in 4-3 loss to Golden Knights (Chicago Tribune)
Bruins effort not enough in loss to Lightning (Boston Herald)
Coyotes frustrated after dropping ‘winnable’ game to Capitals (Arizona Republic)
Predators fall flat in loss against Canucks (The Tennessean)
Florida Panthers overwhelmed by Colorado Avalanche’s offense (Miami Herald)
Andre Burakovsky’s third-period goal lifts Capitals past Coyotes (Washington Post)
Mikko Koivu injured in late collision in Wild’s 2-0 loss to Flames (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Islanders outclassed in blowout loss to Penguins (New York Newsday)
Duchene, Ryan leave with injuries as Senators limp to another loss vs. Habs (Ottawa Citizen)
Willy wonky in his first game back with Leafs (Toronto Sun)
Sidney Crosby, Phil Kessel 'were really good' Thursday, but will the Penguins stick with it? (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Red Wings continue to show they can play with — and beat — NHL's best (Detroit Free Press)
Islanders' power-play woes continue against Penguins (New York Newsday)
Reid Duke’s NHL debut with Golden Knights delayed (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Another Domi for Senators fans to hate (Ottawa Sun)
Willie Desjardins must get Kings going, before it’s too late (Los Angeles Daily News)
Blackhawks' lost penalty advantage puts poor special teams under microscope (Chicago Sun-Times)
Edmonton Oilers keep aiming high but wingers haven't taken flight (Edmonton Journal)
Could some veteran Chicago Blackhawks use a rest? (Chicago Daily Herald)
Injuries shuffle Sabres on the blue line (Buffalo News)
Stars forward Martin Hanzal set to return to lineup Friday for first time since February (Dallas Morning News)
Byfuglien, Morrissey, Kulikov could be back on Jets' blue line against Blues (Winnipeg Free Press)
Which Predators players close to returning from IR? (The Tennessean)
Canes’ Staal sidelined with concussion; Maenalanen called up (Raleigh News & Observer)
Ducks right wing Rickard Rakell sits out practice because of injured ankle (Orange County Register)
Blackhawks’ Connor Murphy ‘itching’ to rejoin lineup, begin playing to potential (Chicago Sun-Times)
Zuccarello, Namestnikov full participants in hard-nosed practice (New York Post)
Penguins' Justin Schultz 'doing well,' still on track for February return (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Allen's recent play a bright spot for Blues (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Edmonton Oilers defenceman Oscar Klefbom only gets the important late goals, nothing early (Edmonton Journal)
Time for Kyrou and Blues youngsters to shine (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Lawrence Pilut arrives on time to help Sabres' defense (Buffalo News)
Conor Garland's development with the Coyotes has been about more than his short stature (Arizona Republic)
Red Wings sending Zadina to world juniors to gain confidence (Detroit News)
'He's a horse. He's a beast': Stars forward prospect Joel L'Esperance keeps scoring for AHL affiliate Texas (Dallas Morning News)
Neither Canadiens nor Canadians have Tkachuk in their corner (Ottawa Sun)