Wednesday, October 13, 2021
- Golden Knights hand Kraken loss in expansion team’s debut (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
- Penguins crash Lightning's party, beat defending champs in opener (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
- 'I want to prove them right': Rising Habs star Suzuki, on US$63M deal (Montreal Gazette)
- Alex Chiasson lets tryout play do the talking to earn one-year deal (Vancouver Province)
- Avalanche star Nathan MacKinnon tests positive for COVID-19, won’t play in opener (Denver Post)
- Penguins sign forward Brian Boyle to 1-year contract (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
- Boone Jenner named Blue Jackets' captain (Columbus Dispatch)
- Blackhawks motion to consolidate both Bradley Aldrich-related lawsuits into one (Chicago Sun-Times)
- Connor McDavid Is Ready for a Stanley Cup Championship (New York Times)
- Anticipation, optimism abound as Maple Leafs ready to open season in front of a full house (Globe & Mail)
- Trotz: 'Unfinished business' for Isles is trip to Cup Final (New York Newsday)
- Driven to build a winner, Don Granato applying past lessons to improve young Sabres (Buffalo News)
- Plenty of options, but Sutter in no rush to name Flames captain (Calgary Sun)
- Lightning come out flat in season-opening loss to Penguins (Tampa Bay Times)
- Kraken’s Ryan Donato scores first goal in franchise history vs. Vegas Golden Knights (Seattle Times)
- Penguins’ Brian Boyle scores first goal in more than a year (Tampa Bay Times)
- Golden Knights prospect makes NHL debut against Kraken (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
- Jared McCann, Joonas Donskoi play key roles in Kraken opener after clearing COVID-19 protocol (Seattle Times)
- Penguins defenseman Mike Matheson sidelined for season opener (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
- Lightning raise second straight Stanley Cup championship banner (Tampa Bay Times)
- Avalanche adds toughness, grit in effort to have staying power in playoffs (Denver Post)
- Are the Edmonton Oilers for real this time? Stay tuned (Edmonton Sun)
- The Capitals continue to put their trust in a veteran core. Can it hold up? (Washington Post)
- On eve of opener, remade Blackhawks epitomize uncertainty of NHL season (Chicago Sun-Times)
- Canadiens' success rests on how they handle first quarter of season (Montreal Gazette)
- With questions abound, Sabres determined to show they're ready to succeed (Buffalo News)
- Rangers' grit-filled overhaul will be tested immediately (New York Post)
- Rocky Mountain High: With opener in mind, Blues get acclimated to altitude (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
- Wild relaxes, bonds, practices in Duluth before Friday's regular-season opener (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
- Rangers' Ryan Reaves will be ready for opener vs. Capitals (New York Newsday)
- Mitch Marner leaves Leafs practice early after ‘glancing blow’ with Wayne Simmonds (Toronto Star)
- Capitals place Nicklas Backstrom on long-term injured reserve (Washington Times)
- ‘Stanley Cup-calibre team:’ Star goalie Hellebuyck says time is now for Jets to make their mark (Winnipeg Sun)
- What's new about No. 1 Nashville Predators goalie Juuse Saros with his idol Pekka Rinne retired? (The Tennessean)
- Fellowship of the rink: Kevin Hayes joins forces with three close friends on Flyers (Philadelphia Inquirer)
- Ducks rookie Mason McTavish makes roster, but will he play in opener? (Orange County Register)
- Rangers could trade young winger with tensions rising over demotion (New York Post)
- Parker Kelly has had to battle the odds to get to the Ottawa Senators and it earned him an extension (Ottawa Sun)
- Lucas Raymond looks to prove himself after making Red Wings’ season-opening roster (MLive.com)
- How did Glenn Gawdin learn he’d secured a spot with Flames? ‘Like everyone else’ — Twitter (Calgary Sun)
- Burke is on the road again with the Isles, and Turner Sports (New York Newsday)
- Sharks bringing back Drew Remenda for expanded role on broadcasts (San Jose Mercury News)