Hockey headlines for October 22, 2022

Saturday, October 22, 2022

Domi scores OT winner, Blackhawks beat Detroit in home opener (Chicago Daily Herald)
Lightning edge Panthers in overtime (Tampa Bay Times)
Karson Kuhlman comes up big in third period as Kraken knock off the champs (Seattle Times)
After impressing in camp (and with cap space now available), Panthers sign Eric Staal (Miami Herald)
Penguins forward Jake Guentzel's status uncertain for upcoming road trip (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
‘They certainly have the chops’: The third party at Calgary's arena negotiating table (Calgary Sun)
Bill Foley says Knights may have been ‘too aggressive’ with some trades (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Red Wings let third-period lead slip away, lose 4-3 to Chicago in OT (Detroit News)
Acceptable? “Not even close”: Avalanche plays sloppy in second consecutive home loss (Denver Post)
Florida Panthers give up lead late, fall to Tampa Bay Lightning in overtime (Miami Herald)
Lalonde: Wings 'got what we deserved' after 3rd-period collapse (Detroit Free Press)
Andre Burakovsky returns to Colorado with Seattle Kraken, gets Avalanche Stanley Cup ring: “lot of diamonds” (Denver Post)
Year after year, Edmonton Oilers power play remains a deadly weapon (Edmonton Sun)
Imperfect Rangers must learn from mistakes made during solid start (New York Post)
Ducks still seeking proper balance early in the season (Orange County Register)
Good in spurts, Jets lacking consistency in the infancy of the new season (Winnipeg Sun)
Bruce Boudreau's belief in positive thinking put to test in home opener (Vancouver Province)
Marc-Andre Fleury saves day for Wild and gets himself back on track (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Leafs goaltender Ilya Samsonov has plenty to smile about with quick start (Toronto Star)
Golden Knights goalies exceed expectations early in season (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Rangers’ Artemi Panarin continues strongest scoring start of his career (New York Post)
Sharks get glimpse of vintage Karlsson — now they need him more often (San Jose Mercury News)
J.T. Miller isn't ready to hit the panic button (Vancouver Province)
Chytil is improving his faceoff prowess (New York Newsday)
Canadiens' Arber Xhekaj delivers message after beating up Zack Kassian (Montreal Gazette)
Newest Flyer Lukáš Sedlák is excited to play for John Tortorella again (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Stars will soon have decision to make with prospect Wyatt Johnston (Dallas Morning News)
Sabres recall Lawrence Pilut from Rochester with defensemen on the mend (Buffalo News)
Lucic’s key to longevity? ‘Don’t lose that little kid inside of you’ (Calgary Sun)
This lifelong hockey fan risked it all to become an artist. Now he’s working for the players he’s long been drawing (Toronto Star)