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OPINION
11/11/17
JARED CLINTON: Forget 50 goals, Lightning striker Kucherov shooting for 60 this season
(The Hockey News)
RYAN KENNEDY: Trading up: Turris 'really excited' to bring scoring punch to proven contender Preds
(The Hockey News)
JARED CLINTON: The Blackhawks aren't scoring but the signs of a turnaround are there
(The Hockey News)
CHRIS JOHNSTON: Kariya finally gets closure with Hall of Fame induction
(Sportsnet)
IAIN MacINTYRE: Canucks trying to figure out if they’re real as a playoff contender
(Sportsnet)
GREG WYSHYNSKI: Brian Boyle's tearful return was triumphant, plus why the Blackhawks are a bit of a mess
(ESPN)
MARK SPECTOR: Babcock, Hitchcock thrilled to see ‘Coaches’ Coach’ Drake enter Hall
(Sportsnet)
CHRIS JOHNSTON: Mitch Marner appears to be getting back on the right track
(Sportsnet)
DON BRENNAN: Now that his first game as a Senator is history, count on Matt Duchene to produce
(Ottawa Sun)
BRUCE ARTHUR: Reformed Marchand lets chirps fall where they may
(Toronto Star)
BRETT CYRGALIS: How Avalanche GM shocked the NHL by winning blockbuster
(New York Post)
ED WILLES: For Boeser or worse, Canucks committing to Benning's vision
(Vancouver Province)
JOE REXRODE: An NHL regular season doesn't offer many nights like this one
(The Tennessean)
KEVIN PAUL DUPONT: Owning Bruins has brought Jeremy Jacobs fortune and Fame
(Boston Globe)
DAMIEN COX: Travis Green looking anything but in early days with Canucks
(Toronto Star)
MIKE HARRINGTON: Andreychuk's path led from the Aud to the Hall
(Buffalo News)
BRENDAN KELLY: Canadiens crease crisis as Carey Price mystery deepens
(Montreal Gazette)
BEN KUZMA: Loui Eriksson talking a good game, now he needs to play one
(Vancouver Province)
ERIC FRANCIS: Magical win over Red Wings just what Flames need to turn it on
(Calgary Sun)
11/10/17
KEN CAMPBELL: Bad bounces, subpar goaltending mires Minnesota near bottom of NHL standings
(The Hockey News)
JARED CLINTON: Chayka shoots down Ekman Larsson rumors, but don't be surprised if they pop up again
(The Hockey News)
JARED CLINTON: A lot is going right for the Rangers right now, but there is cause for concern
(The Hockey News)
IAIN MacINTYRE: Ducks give Canucks a much-needed wake-up call
(Sportsnet)
FRANK SERAVALLI: Tampa’s top line chasing NHL history
(TSN)
MARK SPECTOR: Oilers slowly starting to round into form
(Sportsnet)
CATHAL KELLY: There’s a calm in new-era LeafLand, even if Matthews is ailing
(Globe & Mail)
MICHAEL TRAIKOS: The reinvention of Nazem Kadri: Toronto Maple Leafs forward hustles way into minds of annoyed opponents
(National Post)
HELENE ELLIOTT: Lighting jump all over defenseless Kings
(Los Angeles Times)
PAT HICKEY: 'Not the team I wanted to lose to,' Charlie Lindgren says
(Montreal Gazette)
JOE REXRODE: An NHL regular season doesn't offer many nights like this one
(The Tennessean)
KEVIN PAUL DUPONT: Among other issues, Bruins are lacking grit
(Boston Globe)
BEN KUZMA: Right coach at right time may get Brendan Gaunce to another level
(Vancouver Province)
STU COWAN: Canadiens' Charlie Lindgren keeps memories of IceCaps alive
(Montreal Gazette)
GREGG KRUPA: Wings slip in Calgary, but trip was productive
(Detroit News)
LARRY BROOKS: Rangers resurgence is a product of a regal goaltending return
(New York Post)
SCOTT CAMPBELL: Jets can't take Knights lightly during streak
(Winnipeg Free Press)
ERIC FRANCIS: McDonald's Canadian Sports Hall of Fame induction big win for Flames
(Calgary Sun)
JOE STARKEY: Penguins surviving ridiculous early schedule
(Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
11/9/17
JARED CLINTON: NHL rookie race: Can anyone catch Clayton Keller chase for Calder trophy?
(The Hockey News)
MATT LARKIN: Why the Ducks' horrible injury luck is a long-term blessing
(The Hockey News)
CHRIS JOHNSTON: Matthews-less Leafs scrape out win thanks to Andersen’s strong play
(Sportsnet)
IAIN MacINTYRE: Ryan Miller reflects on time with Canucks, decision to leave
(Sportsnet)
LARRY BROOKS: One Ranger starting to become a game-breaking talent
(New York Post)
BEN KUZMA: Ryan Miller finds healthy balance between hockey and family
(Vancouver Province)
TERRY KOSHAN: Maple Leafs' Hyman showing plenty of confidence
(Toronto Sun)
FLUTO SHINZAWA: Jimmy Vesey tough for Bruins to handle in front of net
(Boston Globe)
MARC DUMONT: Brendan Gallagher helps Canadiens dig out of deep hole
(Montreal Gazette)
ED WILLES: Intense Markstrom savouring teaching of fiery Cloutier
(Vancouver Province)
BRUCE ARTHUR: So this is Game 1 of Life Without Matthews
(Toronto Star)
ERIC FRANCIS: Gilmour says Bennett will turn things around
(Calgary Sun)
11/8/17
KEN CAMPBELL: Why the Vegas Golden Knights are my new favourite team
(The Hockey News)
JARED CLINTON: Why Evander Kane is making Sabres' trade-or-extend decision a difficult one
(The Hockey News)
MATT LARKIN: Is Frederik Anderson's horrible start actually his fault
(The Hockey News)
JARED CLINTON: Modano set NHL scoring record for American born players decade ago -- will he ever be surpassed
(The Hockey News)
CHRIS JOHNSTON: Imperfect Oilers get by with gritty win over Islanders
(Sportsnet)
ALEX PREWITT: Whether Landing Fish or Reeling in Assists, Josh Bailey Thrives With Patient Approach
(Si.com)
EMILY KAPLAN: Charlie McAvoy, Claude Giroux, Los Angeles Kings among early-season storylines with staying power
(ESPN)
KEVIN ALLEN: Six NHL players who could be traded this season
(USA Today)
PAT HICKEY: Charlie Lindgren hangs tough in Montreal net
(Montreal Gazette)
MIKE HARRINGTON: No snow job from Housley necessary as Sabres actually play pretty well
(Buffalo News)
MICHAEL ARACE: Deal for Duchene just too pricey for Jackets
(Columbus Dispatch)
LARRY BROOKS: The Rangers forwards getting squeezed by Alain Vigneault's strategy
(New York Post)
FLUTO SHINZAWA: Bruce Cassidy had to send a message to David Pastrnak
(Boston Globe)
STU COWAN: Canadiens' Alex Galchenyuk gets another chance to prove himself
(Montreal Gazette)
ERIC FRANCIS: New era for Sedins & Canucks
(Calgary Sun)
RON COOK: It's way too early to worry about the Penguins and their struggles
(Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
JEFF MILLER: Losing Ryan Getzlaf for up to two months perfectly sums up Ducks’ painful season
(Orange County Register)
11/7/17
KEN CAMPBELL: Better than expected the secret to the Golden Knights early success
(The Hockey News)
JARED CLINTON: Predators address biggest concern and go all-in with Turris acquisition
(The Hockey News)
RYAN KENNEDY: Colorado's rebuild got a huge boost from sakic's Duchene return
(The Hockey News)
IAIN MacINTYRE: Canucks squander chance to build momentum heading into road trip
(Sportsnet)
BOB McKENZIE: World Junior selection process ramps up
(TSN)
GREG WYSHYNSKI: Believe it: Maligned Colorado Avalanche GM Joe Sakic won the Matt Duchene trade
(ESPN)
CHRIS JOHNSTON: Leafs find temporary relief with win over Golden Knights
(Sportsnet)
GREG WYSHYNSKI: Russia, IOC showdown leaves hockey Olympians in limbo
(ESPN)
MICHAEL TRAIKOS: Golden Knights players use their expansion-draft exposure to bond and take revenge on the NHL
(National Post)
HELENE ELLIOTT: Kings and Ducks renew heated rivalry while going in different directions
(Los Angeles Times)
STEVE SIMMONS: Leafs win doesn't solve anything
(Toronto Sun)
MARK WHICKER: Kempe, Kings don’t see the need to wait
(Los Angeles Daily News)
DON BRENNAN: Trade for elite player like Duchene is part of push to win Cup while Karlsson still here
(Ottawa Sun)
RICK MORRISSEY: Annual rite of freaking out about the Blackhawks is upon us
(Chicago Sun-Times)
MIKE CHAMBERS: By trading Matt Duchene, Avalanche score big in return
(Denver Post)
DAMIEN COX: Senators paid a steep price to acquire Matt Duchene
(Toronto Star)
JOE REXRODE: Preds, Poile keep dropping bombs
(The Tennessean)
DON BRENNAN: If Senators don't re-sign Duchene, it's their loss
(Ottawa Sun)
JEFF GORDON: Pietrangelo makes a case as NHL's best on defense
(St. Louis Post Dispatch)
LARRY BROOKS: Rangers' Derek Stepan trade starting to pay dividends
(New York Post)
ROSIE DiMANNO: These Leafs are still Babcock believers
(Toronto Star)
STEPHEN HARRIS: Frank Vatrano finally finds a needed scorer’s touch again
(Boston Herald)
ED WILLES: Canucks now have a system and identity, but Lions and Whitecaps are left lacking
(Vancouver Province)
ERIC FRANCIS: Selecting shootout players includes numerous factors, says Gulutzan
(Calgary Sun)
TERRY JONES: Both Yamamoto, Oilers best served by player going back to WHL
(Edmonton Sun)
11/6/17
FRANK SERAVALLI: Duchene traded to Senators in massive three-team deal
(TSN)
MARK SPECTOR: It's only November, but for Oilers the playoffs are slipping away
(Sportsnet)
IAN MENDES: How did it come to this with Turris?
(TSN)
KEVIN ALLEN: Matt Duchene trade creates winners all around
(USA Today)
JACK TODD: Oh, the things I could write about this week
(Montreal Gazette)
RON COOK: Former Penguins player, assistant coach Rick Tocchet receives encouragement
(Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
HELENE ST. JAMES: St. James: Wings' 'simple game' pays off in win
(Detroit Free Press)
KEN WARREN: Sunday's trade nothing like the original speculation involving Duchene
(Ottawa Citizen)
PAT HICKEY: Charlie Lindgren sets sights on long NHL career
(Montreal Gazette)
ROSIE DiMANNO: Nylander not alone in Leafs' blame game
(Toronto Star)
TERRY JONES: Oilers lay an egg against Red Wings
(Edmonton Sun)
11/5/17
CHRIS JOHNSTON: KHL's participation in Olympics affects more than just Russian team
(Sportsnet)
IAIN MacINTYRE: Canucks have something special in young Brock Boeser
(Sportsnet)
BRUCE GARRIOCH: What does the future hold for Kyle Turris?
(Ottawa Sun)
FLUTO SHINZAWA: This Northeastern senior raises his hand for Olympic consideration
(Boston Globe)
STEPHEN HARRIS: Bruins need great things from Pastrnak while big guns miss time with injuries
(Boston Herald)
BRIAN MURPHY: Wild selling stale product in market with more shiny objects
(St. Paul Pioneer Press)
ROSIE DiMANNO: Maple Leafs bandwagon hits roadblock
(Toronto Star)
LARRY BROOKS: Don't buy Alex Ovechkin's bogus Vladimir Putin hedge
(New York Post)
FLUTO SHINZAWA: In search of offense, Bruins leave David Pastrnak on top line
(Boston Globe)
PAT HICKEY: Max Pacioretty's OT winner was long in coming
(Montreal Gazette)
BRUCE GARRIOCH: Senators still need to find more offence if they lose Turris while bringing in Duchene
(Ottawa Sun)
KEVIN PAUL DUPONT: In sports, numbers can’t tell the entire story
(Boston Globe)
BENJAMIN HOCHMAN: Blues' top line puts on a show for Canadian viewers
(St. Louis Post Dispatch)
STEVE ZIPAY: Rangers defenseman Brendan Smith hasn’t settled in yet
(New York Newsday)
STEPHEN HARRIS: Weighing the Hall of Fame cases for Bruins stars Tim Thomas, Zdeno Chara and Patrice Bergeron
(Boston Herald)
STEVE SIMMONS: When is it Toronto's turn?
(Toronto Sun)
MIKE CHAMBERS: Ian Mitchell and Cale Makar pick NCAA route
(Denver Post)
JOHN VOGL: Players vote for their favorite road city
(Buffalo News)
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