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OPINION
- RYAN KENNEDY: More bad news for Matt Murray and the Pittsburgh Penguins (The Hockey News)
- JARED CLINTON: Rittich has come out of nowhere to become difference-maker for Flames (The Hockey News)
- CHRIS JOHNSTON: Leafs put forth much-improved effort but still come up short (Sportsnet)
- GREG WYSHYNSKI: What exactly is the plan here, Oilers? (ESPN)
- IAIN MacINTYRE: Takeaways: Canucks keep finding new, creative ways to lose (Sportsnet)
- MARK SPECTOR: Oilers find positives in heartbreaking loss to Ducks (Sportsnet)
- MICHAEL TRAIKOS: Five NHL teams who could be playoff-bound — and five who are in danger of falling (National Post)
- ED GRANEY: With return of Schmidt, Knights could get the best of Colin Miller (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
- LUKE DeCOCK: McElhinney not the goalie the Hurricanes expected, but the one they needed (Raleigh News & Observer)
- ANDREW GROSS: Gionta ground out a job with the Islanders (New York Newsday)
- PAT HICKEY: 'You can't be satisfied with the point,' Julien says (Montreal Gazette)
- BRUCE ARTHUR: Hockey helps Canadian actor Jay Baruchel make sense of it all (Toronto Star)
- LARRY BROOKS: Rangers get glimpse of what could spoil all the good feelings (New York Post)
- SAM CARCHIDI: Carter Hart’s first pro season hasn’t been stellar, but Flyers GM Ron Hextall isn’t worried (Philadelphia Inquirer)
- MIKE HARRINGTON: Sabres' defense keeps adding offense (Buffalo News)
- BRENDAN KELLY: As many predicted, Canadiens' defence hits speed bump (Montreal Gazette)
- DAMIEN COX: Sabres would make a perfect rival for Maple Leafs (Toronto Star)
- ED WILLES: 'We are all Canucks' changes to 'were' in team's front office turnover (Vancouver Province)
- JARED CLINTON: How the Red Wings became the NHL's hottest team -- and why it might not last (The Hockey News)
- CHRIS JOHNSTON: Maple Leafs all smiles with impact returns potentially looming (Sportsnet)
- FRANK SERAVALLI: Rebuilt Broncos one of the best stories in hockey (TSN)
- MARK SPECTOR: Oilers players looking to run with Hitchcock's new roles (Sportsnet)
- CATHAL KELLY: The NHL’s Thanksgiving deadline is meaningless, so why all the fired coaches? (Globe & Mail)
- DAVE FESCHUK: Leading NHL in icings a byproduct of Leafs’ game plan (Toronto Star)
- MARC DUMONT: Cracks in Habs' D run deeper than Weber alone can fix (Montreal Gazette)
- JAMES BAGNALL: What could be the issues between Melnyk and Ruddy? (Ottawa Citizen)
- MIKE McINTYRE: First-period Dumpster fire in Calgary belies Jets' solid first quarter (Winnipeg Free Press)
- MATT LARKIN: Why the Wild are defying expectations yet again (The Hockey News)
- JARED CLINTON: Marc-Andre Fleury has to step up if Golden Knight are going to save their season (The Hockey News)
- IAIN MacINTYRE: Canucks’ losing streak hurting team’s confidence and spirit (Sportsnet)
- CHRIS JOHNSTON: Maple Leafs still learning limits of Kasperi Kapanen's potential (Sportsnet)
- FRANK SERAVALLI: Hitchcock: ‘Sense of responsibility’ to Oilers fans and ‘their team’ runs deep (TSN)
- ERIC FRANCIS: Flames full of swagger after impressive win over Jets (Sportsnet)
- ERIC ENGELS: Devils’ strategy provides plenty to learn (Sportsnet)
- ALEX PREWITT: Jeremy Colliton Is Settling in and Finding His Rhythm After the Promotion of a Lifetime (Si.com)
- CHRIS JOHNSTON: Ex-Leafs goalie McElhinney gets revenge on former team (Sportsnet)
- FRANK SERAVALLI: Hitchcock set to challenge McDavid for more (TSN)
- MARK SPECTOR: Oilers’ Hitchcock talks coaching strategies, changing style of play (Sportsnet)
- EMILY KAPLAN: Why have so many NHL coaches gotten fired this season? (ESPN)
- HELENE ELLIOTT: Kings' standing on Thanksgiving doesn't bode well for their playoff chances (Los Angeles Times)
- MIKE HARRINGTON: Fans delivered from the opening faceoff too (Buffalo News)
- LARRY BROOKS: Rangers youngsters discovering what it takes to thrive in NHL (New York Post)
- LUKE DeCOCK: William Nylander, Scott Darling and the Canes-Leafs drama far from the ice (Raleigh News & Observer)
- 'STU COWAN: Well, our back end had a tough night,' Julien says (Montreal Gazette)
- KEVIN McGRAN: Maple Leafs stuck to their rebuild plan. And it worked (Toronto Star)
- JEFF GORDON: Yeo had to go — now it’s time for Armstrong to trade a key player or two (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
- GREGG KRUPA: Wings' Rasmussen 'wants to be great,' and seems on his way (Detroit News)
- LARRY BROOKS: How Barry Trotz’s system has turned around the Islanders (New York Post)
- DAVE FESCHUK: Former Maple Leaf Gary Leeman says NHL’s concussion settlement has its pros, cons (Toronto Star)
- STU COWAN: Canadiens give Île-Bizard native Michael Chaput a shot (Montreal Gazette)
- JARED CLINTON: Berube, Quenneville and the rest: Who's the next coach in St. Louis? (The Hockey News)
- KEN CAMPBELL: Hitchcock can be exactly what Oilers need as threat of another lost season looms (The Hockey News)
- KEN CAMPBELL: Nobody is complaining anymore about selection Dubois over Puljujarvi (The Hockey News)
- MARK SPECTOR: Hitchcock puts stamp on Oilers in winning debut (Sportsnet)
- FRANK SERAVALLI: Hitchcock's notorious 'grind' evident on Day 1 with Oilers (TSN)
- IAIN MacINTYRE: Promising Canucks must be patient on long path to Jets-like ascension (Sportsnet)
- MICHAEL TRAIKOS: Oilers should have fired GM Chiarelli, not coach McLellan (National Post)
- KEVIN ALLEN: Ken Hitchcock is the perfect fit for defensively challenged Edmonton Oilers (USA Today)
- HELENE ELLIOTT: Supply of smiles and fist bumps is unlimited for visitors to Ducks team store (Los Angeles Times)
- JEFF GORDON: Slow start by the Blues left team little choice in firing Yeo (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
- BEN KUZMA: Has polarizing winger Goldobin finally turned competitive corner? (Vancouver Province)
- ANDREW BERKSHIRE: Lousy start, worse luck make Tyler Myers' play look worse than it is (Winnipeg Free Press)
- BRUCE ARTHUR: Dryden targets hockey head hits for the good of the game (Toronto Star)
- MICHAEL ARACE: Blue Jackets in good spot despite stalled contract talks (Columbus Dispatch)
- MARCUS HAYES: Why we should be thankful for Eagles, Sixers, Flyers and Phillies (Philadelphia Inquirer)
- ED WILLES: Warning signs are there for beat-up Canucks (Vancouver Province)
- MIKE HARRINGTON: Feelings of Sabres' 2005-06 season are starting to creep in (Buffalo News)
- STEVE SIMMONS: Hitch is a desperate hire by a desperate Oilers team (Toronto Sun)
- TERRY JONES: Todd McLellan out, Ken Hitchcock in as Edmonton Oilers fire head coach (Edmonton Sun)
- KEN WIEBE: Laine lights the lamp: Jets’ sniper nets sixth career hat trick (Winnipeg Sun)
- KEN CAMPBELL: Fire the coach? Fire the GM? Yes, yes and yes (The Hockey News)
- RYAN KENNEDY: The battle of Alberta is awesome right now (The Hockey News)
- ERIC ENGELS: Petry’s importance to Canadiens brought to forefront in OT loss (Sportsnet)
- FRANK SERAVALLI: Blues fire coach Yeo, sparking Quenneville speculation (TSN)
- IAIN MacINTYRE: Canucks see their own potential in dominant, high-flying Jets (Sportsnet)
- ERIC FRANCIS: Flames continue to intimidate through speed, keep rolling at home (Sportsnet)
- CHRIS JOHNSTON: Underdog Ennis winning over Leafs teammates with selfless approach (Sportsnet)
- GREG WYSHYNSKI: Struggling Blues fire Mike Yeo, name Craig Berube interim replacement (ESPN)
- DAVID SHOALTS: Zach Hyman’s two goals in final five minutes complete Leafs' 4-2 comeback win over Columbus (Globe & Mail)Paywall to view
- HELENE ELLIOTT: The Ducks are hurting in more ways than one (Los Angeles Times)
- STU COWAN: Randy Tieman was a shining star on and off the ice (Montreal Gazette)
- ED GRANEY: James Neal’s hard-nosed personality could aid Golden Knights (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
- LARRY BROOKS: Henrik Lundqvist sets tone for Rangers by channeling 'Marty' (New York Post)
- PAT HICKEY: Price saved a point, no matter what the stats say (Montreal Gazette)
- BEN KUZMA: Boeser's injury, Horvat's workload, reopens NHL door for Gagner (Vancouver Province)
- SAM CARCHIDI: Inconsistent Flyers have a long road to the NHL playoffs – again (Philadelphia Inquirer)
- MARK MADDEN: No quick fix for Penguins' problems (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
- MATT PORTER: Bruins’ Jake DeBrusk has refocused his attack and it is paying off (Boston Globe)
- BRENDAN KELLY: Canadiens GM's summer gambles pay surprising dividends (Montreal Gazette)
- ROSIE DiMANNO: Rosie DiManno: John Tavares thriving in the fish bowl that is the Toronto Maple Leafs (Toronto Star)
- MIKE McINTYRE: Are Jets filling a need or making a power play by canceling rookie's plans to flee to Finland? (Winnipeg Free Press)
- ED WILLES: Canucks can learn from the Jets' flightpath to contender (Vancouver Province)
- CHRIS JOHNSTON: Leafs’ Matthews will set bar for pending RFAs (Sportsnet)
- MARK SPECTOR: Koskinen can win No. 1 job for Oilers as Talbot fails crucial test (Sportsnet)
- ERIC FRANCIS: Matthew Tkachuk re-ignited the spirit of the Battle of Alberta (Sportsnet)
- ED GRANEY: Nate Schmidt returns to his happy place as Knights roll Oilers (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
- SAM DONNELLON: Resilience and fragility are sharing space in Flyers’ psyche, making things difficult (Philadelphia Daily News)
- PATRICK JOHNSTON: Benning likes progress, process of Canucks at NHL quarter pole (Vancouver Province)
- ROSIE DiMANNO: Leafs put Kadri in a tough spot and reap rewards (Toronto Star)
- BENJAMIN HOCHMAN: Another shoddy showing at home by Blues won't cut it (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
- JACK TODD: Numbers game is constantly changing (Montreal Gazette)
- LUKE DeCOCK: After sleepless night, Justin Williams awakened when Hurricanes needed him (Raleigh News & Observer)
- ED WILLES: Canucks need bodies back — in a hurry (Vancouver Province)
- MARK ZWOLINSKI: Leafs’ stellar first quarter could have been even better (Toronto Star)
- DAVID ISAAC: Why the NBA can be a blueprint for making hockey fun again (South Jersey Courier-Post)
- LARRY BROOKS: Vlad Namestnikov is test case for buying into David Quinn's vision (New York Post)
- MATT PORTER: Taking stock of the Bruins roster from an expectations-vs.-performance standpoint (Boston Globe)
- ERIC FRANCIS: Rittich provides much-needed clutch saves to spark Flames comeback (Sportsnet)
- IAIN MacINTYRE: Injuries, absurdly tough schedule catching up to Canucks (Sportsnet)
- ED WILLES: Habs show Canucks what a difference a year, proper personnel can make (Vancouver Province)
- BRUCE ARTHUR: Sparks takes his best shot for Leafs out west (Toronto Star)
- LARRY BROOKS: The NHL is doing everything it can to avoid another lockout (New York Post)
- LUKE DeCOCK: With nearly a quarter of the season gone, Hurricanes reach a turning point. Their goalie too. (Raleigh News & Observer)
- LARRY BROOKS: Deal for Maple Leafs forward may take big Rangers' piece (New York Post)
- STEVE SIMMONS: Price for Leafs' Marner is going up, up and up (Toronto Sun)
- COLIN STEPHENSON: Rangers getting most out of rebuilding season (New York Newsday)
- KEN WARREN: No Crosby, but Brassard returns to slumping Penguins lineup (Ottawa Citizen)
- STU COWAN: Jeff Petry an unsung hero in win over Canucks (Montreal Gazette)