Hockey headlines for December 10, 2018

Monday, December 10, 2018

Ducks get shootout win over Devils, who have three own-goals (Los Angeles Times)
Jets embarrass Flyers with 7-1 drubbing (Winnipeg Free Press)
Pettersson has his way, Boeser has hat trick, Markstrom has moxie (Vancouver Province)
Golden Knights hold off Stars for 5th straight home win (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Maple Leafs' Hyman suspended two games by NHL for 'predatory' hit (Toronto Sun)
Torey Krug, Bruins skate past Senators in overtime (Boston Herald)
Tomas Tatar scores last-minute winner as Canadiens beat Blackhawks (Montreal Gazette)
Oilers make a statement with 1-0 victory over Flames (Edmonton Journal)
Free-falling Blackhawks get two from Patrick Kane, lose 3-2 to Canadiens anyway (Chicago Sun-Times)
More empty seats, more boos as Blues flop again after big win (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Michal Neuvirth, back from injury, gets shelled as Flyers lose to Winnipeg (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Jim Montgomery concerned about energy and effort as Stars' four-game win streak snapped in Vegas (Dallas Morning News)
Flames shut down by rivals in Battle of Alberta (Calgary Herald)
Sens backup McKenna stands tall in OT loss to Bruins (Ottawa Sun)
Golden Knights’ Oscar Lindberg takes advantage of playing time (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Blackhawks' Perlini scratched vs. Montreal as struggles continue (Chicago Daily Herald)
Sabres hopeful for turnaround following 'tough conversations' in team meeting (Buffalo News)
Kings' leaders struggle to come up with answers for team's hardships (Los Angeles Times)
The Capitals wanted more offense from the fourth line. They’re starting to get it. (Washington Post)
Kings coach Willie Desjardins likes what he sees on special teams (Los Angeles Daily News)
With Boudreau concerned, Wild look to pick up pieces of their shattered game (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Failure at home leaves John Tortorella at loss for words (Columbus Dispatch)
Penguins' Sidney Crosby refuses to criticize teammates (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Andrew Cogliano says Ducks getting better at their new speed game (Orange County Register)
Goalie Brian Elliott may return on Flyers' trip through Western Canada (Philadelphia Inquirer)
DeMelo and Jaros join Ottawa Senators' injury list (Ottawa Sun)
Predators goalie Juuse Saros says he has a lot to prove, improve (The Tennessean)
Lightning’s Ondrej Palat scores his first goal of the season … and the second (Tampa Bay Times)
Kronwall turns back the clock with his play, devastating hit (Detroit News)
Rangers' Hayes return to center (New York Newsday)
Jean-Sébastien Dea is 'excited to be a Pittsburgh Penguin again' (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Allen yanked and Johnson struggles, so Blues call up goalie Binnington (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Isles recall Josh Ho-Sang from Bridgeport (New York Newsday)
Goalie Scott Darling back with Canes, recalled from Checkers (Raleigh News & Observer)