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OPINION
- JARED CLINTON: Devils and Hischier find the right price on seven-year, $50.75 million extension (The Hockey News)
- MATT LARKIN: Why generational talent doesn't do Conner McDavid justice anymore (The Hockey News)
- RYAN KENNEDY: Ryan Reaves is making the heavyweight fighting crown look fun (The Hockey News)
- KEN CAMPBELL: With a laser like this, why doesn't Mat Barzal shoot the puck more? (The Hockey News)
- MARK SPECTOR: Koskinen’s continued success a potential game changer for Oilers (Sportsnet)
- ERIC FRANCIS: Doughty’s mom hoping defenceman quashes feud with Flames’ Tkachuk (Sportsnet)
- IAIN MacINTYRE: Canucks’ Quinn, Devils’ Jack Hughes hate to lose, but love each other (Sportsnet)
- CHRIS JOHNSTON: Maple Leafs’ injuries grant Matthews chance to measure game vs. Bergeron (Sportsnet)
- MICHAEL TRAIKOS: Leafs losing Tavares not as bad as if it was Andersen or Rielly (National Post)
- BRETT CYRGALIS: The NHL’s early surprises: Who will crash to reality? (New York Post)
- ANDREW BERKSHIRE: High-flying Ehlers even more dangerous with Connor as linemate (Winnipeg Free Press)
- STU COWAN: Baby Habs enforcer Globensky lived Slap Shot in real life (Montreal Gazette)
- SAM CARCHIDI: Under Alain Vigneault, rest and recovery are keys to keeping Flyers fresh all season (Philadelphia Inquirer)
- MIKE McINTYRE: So, how 'bout those Jets, eh? Nobody asked me, but... (Winnipeg Free Press)
- BRENDAN KELLY: Habs coach Claude Julien heaps blame on wrong players (Montreal Gazette)
- SCOTT BILLECK: Numbers tell an ugly tale for Jets, but is it that bad? (Winnipeg Sun)
- KEN WARREN: White, Tkachuk still together, but with yet another new linemate (Ottawa Citizen)
- DAMIEN COX: Leafs-Bruins rivalry isn’t as one-sided as you think, unless you’re thinking playoffs (Toronto Star)
- BEN KUZMA: Hughes brothers take competitive rivalry into marquee matchup (Vancouver Province)
- TERRY JONES: Red Wings couldn't post tribute win over Oilers for former coach (Edmonton Sun)
- KEN CAMPBELL: What's up with attendance in Canadian NHL markets these days? (The Hockey News)
- STEVEN ELLIS: What should the New York Rangers do with Vitali Kravtsov? (The Hockey News)
- JARED CLINTON: Blame the Stars offense for the awful start, but don't push the panic button in Dallas yet (The Hockey News)
- ERIC FRANCIS: David Rittich providing Flames with standout goaltending in young season (Sportsnet)
- ERIC ENGELS: Canadiens' Mete 'finally' nets first NHL goal in unforgettable win (Sportsnet)
- IAIN MacINTYRE: Canucks show grit, resilience to earn fourth win in a row (Sportsnet)
- ERIC FRANCIS: David Rittich providing Flames with standout goaltending in young season (Sportsnet)
- FRANK SERAVALLI: Is the Oilers' buzzworthy start for real? (TSN)
- EMILY KAPLAN: 'We need everyone to buy in': The early days of Steve Yzerman's era as GM of the Red Wings (ESPN)
- ED GRANEY: Without specifics, PED busts of Golden Knights all the same (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
- NEIL BEST: Kakko-Hughes matchup was quiet, but still big deal (New York Newsday)
- PAT HICKEY: Youngsters' milestones overshadow strong defensive effort (Montreal Gazette)
- LARRY BROOKS: Why Rangers need to give Kaapo Kakko a bigger role (New York Post)
- SAM CARCHIDI: For road-weary Flyers, there’s no place like home (Philadelphia Inquirer)
- JOE STARKEY: Joe Starkey: Sidney Crosby and the Penguins have become one and the same (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
- TERRY JONES: Oilers GM, GM For A Day like team's 6-1 start (Edmonton Sun)
- STU COWAN: Ex-Hab Rick Green can relate to Victor Mete's first NHL goal (Montreal Gazette)
- BEN KUZMA: Schaller scripting success story after a season in the dumps (Vancouver Province)
- BRUCE ARTHUR: Weeks without John Tavares will reveal clues to what these Leafs are really made of (Toronto Star)
- PAUL FRIESEN: Jets fans still fueled by passion, not fooled by prices (Winnipeg Sun)
- BRUCE GARRIOCH: Logan Brown bearing down in Belleville to try to get back to Ottawa Senators (Ottawa Sun)
- KEN CAMPBELL: Bill Guerin faces a huge challenge with declining Wild, but his development track record provides some promise (The Hockey News)
- JARED CLINTON: After Coyotes snap drought against Jets, what are the longest active road losing streaks in the NHL? (The Hockey News)
- STEVEN ELLIS: Jack Hughes slow star shouldn't be a season for concern yet (The Hockey News)
- MARK SPECTOR: McDavid’s magnificence ruins Braun’s night, saves outplayed Oilers (Sportsnet)
- CHRIS JOHNSTON: Maple Leafs still seeking stable No. 2 with Hutchinson stumbling (Sportsnet)
- FRANK SERAVALLI: Kassian perseveres to become one of hockey’s best stories (TSN)
- MARK SPECTOR: Mounting injuries to give Oilers true test of their progress (Sportsnet)
- ELLIOTTE FRIEDMAN: 31 Thoughts: Taylor Hall contract status looms over slow-starting Devils (Sportsnet)
- ALEX PREWITT: DJ Zibanejad: Inside the Musical World of the Rangers Star (Si.com)
- MICHAEL TRAIKOS: Sidney Crosby's genius is helping elevate teammates to the next level (National Post)
- HELENE ELLIOTT: Young Ducks find footing in win over Sabres (Los Angeles Times)
- ED WILLES: Canucks fans praying for the eternal sunshine of a spotless Chris Tanev (Vancouver Province)
- DAVID HAUGH: Is it playoffs or else for Blackhawks GM Stan Bowman? The pressure’s on after revamping the roster. (Chicago Tribune)
- BRUCE GARRIOCH: Logan Brown bearing down in Belleville to try to get back to Ottawa Senators (Ottawa Sun)
- MIKE McINTYRE: Jets, fans relationship status? It's getting complicated (Winnipeg Free Press)
- PATRICK JOHNSTON: A dozen lessons from and for the Canucks' power play (Vancouver Province)
- JOE STARKEY: Brandon Tanev earned that goal — and that visit from Mario Lemieux (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
- STU COWAN: Canadiens' Julien goes back to tried and true at practice (Montreal Gazette)
- KEN WARREN: Power-play problems, Duclair's opening, policing the streets and McKenna's lost jersey (Ottawa Citizen)
- PAUL FRIESEN: Jets' Little accepts apology, puts concussion behind him (Winnipeg Sun)
- TERRY JONES: Oilers look like they belong at the top of Pacific Division (Edmonton Sun)
- JARED CLINTON: After last season's collapse, is there any reason to believe this season's Sabres are for real? (The Hockey News)
- STEVEN ELLIS: The Kings can't keep starting Quick, but moving his contract is starting to look impossible (The Hockey News)
- IAIN MacINTYRE: New-look Canucks rewriting Vancouver’s story after painful 4 years (Sportsnet)
- ERIC FRANCIS: Frolik leads Flames' secondary-scoring burst in win vs. Flyers (Sportsnet)
- CHRIS JOHNSTON: From scratch to surprise, Holl finds niche on Leafs with simplified game (Sportsnet)
- ERIC ENGELS: Canadiens’ Weber, Mete must adjust after tough start to season together (Sportsnet)
- GREG WYSHYNSKI: Ned Colletti's baseball lessons for NHL scouting (ESPN)
- MARK WHICKER: Sean Walker, Kings trying to measure progress away from scoreboard (Los Angeles Times)
- BARRY ROZNER: Getting physical is good for the Blackhawks (Chicago Daily Herald)
- MIKE CHAMBERS: On the road, the 5-0 Avalanche will continue to come together (Denver Post)
- TIM COWLISHAW: Why it’s way too early to put Stars head coach Jim Montgomery on the hot seat (Dallas Morning News)
- PAT HICKEY: Self-inflicted wounds prove costly vs. Lightning (Montreal Gazette)
- LARRY BROOKS: Rangers need Chris Kreider to find his way amid puzzling start (New York Post)
- KEVIN PAUL DUPONT: Bruins’ offense is top-heavy, and that’s a concern (Boston Globe)
- STEVE SIMMONS: This is just the beginning for Leafs' winger Ilya Mikheyev (Toronto Sun)
- STU COWAN: Habs' Claude Julien makes effort to shelter Nick Suzuki (Montreal Gazette)
- TERRY JONES: We could be watching Tippett history repeating with these winning Edmonton Oilers (Edmonton Sun)
- JARED CLINTON: Talking turkey: One thing each team should be thankful for this season (The Hockey News)
- MARK SPECTOR: Oilers accept blame as they lose perfect record in defeat to Blackhawks (Sportsnet)
- ERIC ENGELS: Canadiens’ Fleury, Suzuki gaining precious experience regardless of role (Sportsnet)
- CHRIS JOHNSTON: Why Maple Leafs did right thing by sending Rasmus Sandin back to AHL (Sportsnet)
- IAIN MacINTYRE: Demko hopes he can help Canucks keep rolling with Markstrom absent (Sportsnet)
- CATHAL KELLY: The St. Louis Blues aren’t visiting the White House for a political rally, it’s just a work trip (Globe & Mail)
- LUKE DeCOCK: Only one thing missing from Sebastian Aho’s game: Points (Raleigh News & Observer)
- KEVIN PAUL DUPONT: David Pastrnak growing into role as chief scoring threat (Boston Globe)
- DAMIEN COX: Rasmus Sandin demotion is a sign the Maple Leafs have learned from the past (Toronto Star)
- MIKE McINTYRE: Hard to predict which Jets team will show up on nightly basis (Winnipeg Free Press)
- BEN KUZMA: More mature Demko welcomes the spotlight (Vancouver Province)
- STEVE POLITI: John Hynes is on the hot seat as Devils horrific start gets even worse (NJ.com)
- MIKE HARRINGTON: Sabres might actually be growing up and there's no luck to it (Buffalo News)
- DAN SHAUGHNESSY: There’s no looking back for Brad Marchand and Bruins (Boston Globe)
- NEIL BEST: In debut, Wahlstrom shows he belongs (New York Newsday)
- LARRY BROOKS: The Jacob Trouba dilemma the Rangers must solve (New York Post)
- TOM KEEGAN: Jaraslov Halak, not just David Pastrnak, also had haul of a game for Bruins (Boston Herald)
- STU COWAN: Canadiens' Nate Thompson has a lot to be thankful for (Montreal Gazette)
- PAUL FRIESEN: Jets' Sunday dinner recipe one for the trash (Winnipeg Sun)
- IAIN MacINTYRE: New-look Canucks finding ways to win that last season's team didn't (Sportsnet)
- CHRIS JOHNSTON: Beyond Headlines: Crosby's Penguins in survival mode until Malkin returns (Sportsnet)
- ERIC FRANCIS: Facing stacked odds, Talbot’s debut with Flames deserved better fate (Sportsnet)
- MATT PORTER: Heinen, Coyle key building blocks for Bruins’ third line (Boston Globe)
- JACK TODD: HNIC is dividing hockey fans from coast to coast (Montreal Gazette)
- BEN KUZMA: Canucks buoyed by better team, better fan experience (Vancouver Province)
- SCOTT BILLECK: Jets left grounded after Penguins drubbing (Winnipeg Sun)
- IAIN MacINTYRE: New-look Canucks finding ways to win that last season’s team didn’t (Sportsnet)
- ERIC FRANCIS: Flames stage Vegas-worthy disappearing act against Golden Knights (Sportsnet)
- ERIC ENGELS: Strong start to season has Canadiens' Drouin brimming with confidence (Sportsnet)
- MARP SPECTOR: Oilers' patient play propelling Edmonton to unexpected, record-setting start (Sportsnet)
- IAN MENDES: Smart hire: Sens tap into greatest basketball coach in Canadian history (TSN)
- HELENE ELLIOTT: Development of game in China on track (Los Angeles Times)
- MIKE HARRINGTON: Joel Quenneville 'means business' and it's a new approach for the Florida Panthers (Buffalo News)
- MIKE CHAMBERS: NHL should ditch video review for offside (Denver Post)
- ED GRANEY: Golden Knights find spot for Cody Glass after Cody Eakin’s return (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
- ROSIE DiMANNO: Johnsson flourishes and Kapanen fumbles in the Leafs’ tale of two wingers (Toronto Star)
- LARRY BROOKS: Devils coach is already facing the heat (New York Post)
- MIKE HARRINGTON: When it comes to Rasmus Dahlin, Ralph Krueger taking a measured approach (Buffalo News)
- KEVIN PAUL DUPONT: James Neal deal looking like a steal for Oilers (Boston Globe)
- KEN WARREN: All the little things add up to the Senators' first win of the season (Ottawa Citizen)
- KEVIN PAUL DUPONT: Bruins’ Karson Kuhlman not lacking in effort, just results (Boston Globe)
- TOM KEEGAN: Brad Marchand brings every bit as much substance as style to Bruins’ 3-0 win over Devils in home opener (Boston Herald)
- PAT HICKEY: Gallagher's clutch third-period goal gives crucial cushion (Montreal Gazette)
- DAVE FESCHUK: The night Stu Grimson became the Grim Reaper, thanks to three left hands from his opponent (Toronto Star)