Hockey headlines for October 30, 2018

Tuesday, October 30, 2018

Flames pull out win over Maple Leafs, despite odd calls (Calgary Herald)
Prized rookie Pettersson shoots, scores, even blocks shots (Vancouver Province)
Auston Matthews to miss four weeks with shoulder injury (Toronto Star)
Devils’ Schneider returns in time for seven-game road trip (NorthJersey.com)
Red Wings to let Rasmussen develop in NHL (Detroit News)
Borowiecki hit again with NHL suspension (Ottawa Citizen)
MGM Resorts, NHL sign sports betting partnership deal (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Penguins rally around wounded city after Squirrel Hill shooting (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Patrik Laine's slow production has Finnish fans scratching their heads (Winnipeg Free Press)
Laine’s talent evident from beginning: Jets sniper showed growth on road to NHL (Winnipeg Sun)
Former Jets D-man an outstanding ambassador, Numminen shows off his city (Winnipeg Sun)
Dorion eager to have Duchene long-term, happy with young team so far (Ottawa Citizen)
For Penguins' Sidney Crosby, scoring surge was 'just a matter of time' (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Approaching 1,000 games, Jason Pominville still big contributor for Sabres (Buffalo News)
Wild's five-game winning streak ends with a thud (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Leafs struggle at home, put in listless effort in loss to Flames (Toronto Sun)
Coyotes have earned the right to feel optimistic about this season (Arizona Republic)
Edmonton Oilers lay a whipping on Murderers' Row (Edmonton Sun)
Rangers making mistakes on the fly (New York Newsday)
With confidence down, Flyers trying to stay loose and find spark (South Jersey Courier-Post)
Stevens: Kings forward Dustin Brown checks all boxes (Los Angeles Times)
Predators goalie Pekka Rinne 'feeling great,' inching close to return from injured reserve (The Tennessean)
Bjorkstrand responds to coach’s challenge (Columbus Dispatch)
Husso's back with Blues (again), but Johnson in line to start for injured Allen (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Zach Werenski eases Seth Jones’ return (Columbus Dispatch)
Andre Burakovsky hopes new mental approach can breathe life into his game (Washington Post)
Look what the Wild’s Jordan Greenway found in Iowa: His confidence (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Mired in scoring slump, Stars Jamie Benn and Tyler Seguin could be split up in Montreal (Dallas Morning News)
Ducks’ Josh Manson has a few ideas about cutting down on opponents’ shots on goal (Orange County Register)
Blackhawks rookie defenseman Henri Jokiharju shuts down star, opens eyes (Chicago Sun-Times)
Fabbri ready, Kyrou sent to San Antonio (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Predators prospect Eeli Tolvanen says he's 'probably not' going to return to KHL (The Tennessean)
How Stars prospect Ty Dellandrea is holding up as the 18-year-old captain on a winless OHL team (Dallas Morning News)