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OPINION
- ADAM PROTEAU: Injuries Causing Early Season Headaches for NHL Teams (The Hockey News)
- RYAN KENNEDY: Is Adam Fox Worth $10 million Per Season? (The Hockey News)
- LYLE RICHARDSON: Is a Vladimir Tarasenko Trade Possible This Season? (The Hockey News)
- MARK SPECTOR: Fighting is on its way out, but Kassian knows the risks — and won't stop now (Sportsnet)
- IAIN MacINTYRE: Despite roller-coaster affair, Canucks find way to secure victory in shootout (Sportsnet)
- SALIM VALJI: Flames embracing identity shift as season opener looms (TSN)
- CATHAL KELLY: Forget the stats, just enjoy Ovechkin’s charismatic brilliance (Globe & Mail)
- SIMON HOUPT: Gretzky and Messier face off, and the winner is - Charles Barkley? (Globe & Mail)
- MICHAEL TRAIKOS: Is this the year when Maple Leafs' William Nylander finally breaks out and becomes a star (National Post)
- PAT HICKEY: Weber departure would be feather in Habs' salary cap (Montreal Gazette)
- KEN WARREN: Murray on injured reserve, Del Zotto takes scratch in stride, Ennis and Pinto off to good starts (Ottawa Citizen)
- KEVIN PAUL DUPONT: Bruins will start finding out quickly if Jeremy Swayman is up to the task (Boston Globe)
- STU COWAN: Phillip Danault among players Canadiens are really missing (Montreal Gazette)
- BRUCE GARRIOCH: The signing of Brady Tkachuk was another pivotal step in the right direction for the Senators (Ottawa Sun)
- MARK MADDEN: It shouldn't be this difficult for the Penguins to sell tickets (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
- MIKE McINTYRE: Teemu Selanne living the good life in southern California (Winnipeg Free Press)
- BRENDAN KELLY: Canadiens take troubling tumble out of the gate (Montreal Gazette)
- TERRY JONES: Change in Daylight Saving Time bad for Alberta sports (Edmonton Sun)
- ADAM PROTEAU: The New Jersey Devils Have a Chance to Surprise (The Hockey News)
- STEVEN ELLIS: Jaromir Jagr is Still Thriving at Age 49 (The Hockey News)
- LYLE RICHARDSON: The Blackhawks Are Listening to Offers For Dylan Strome (The Hockey News)
- ERIC ENGELS: Beatdown in Buffalo, slow start to season leaves Canadiens concerned (Sportsnet)
- IAIN MacINTYRE: Oliver Ekman-Larsson looks like a nice fit for Canucks (Sportsnet)
- ERIC FRANCIS: Flames chasing wrong side of history with dubious Opening Night streak (Sportsnet)
- SHI DAVIDI: Maple Leafs' urgency in Stanley Cup window offers lessons for Blue Jays (Sportsnet)
- BRUCE GARRIOCH: A thrilled Brady Tkachuk is signed, sealed and ready to deliver for the Ottawa Senators (Ottawa Sun)
- HELENE ELLIOTT: Cal Petersen’s season-opening start underlines next-gen movement on Kings (Los Angeles Times)
- GENTRY ESTES: Are Preds going to rage against the dying of the light? (The Tennessean)
- KELLY EGAN: Brady Tkachuk and the shaken dream of the Ottawa Senators (Ottawa Citizen)
- HELENE ELLIOTT: Rookie Mason McTavish scores record goal, an encouraging sign for the Ducks (Los Angeles Times)
- MIKE McINTYRE: No need to hit panic button (Winnipeg Free Press)
- LUKE DeCOCK: With two goals and a sly smirk, the Canes’ Andrei Svechnikov storms into a new season (Raleigh News & Observer)
- JOHN NIYO: Wings treat frenzied fans to a wild ride, despite a familiar result (Detroit News)
- CHRIS JOHNSTON: Jack Campbell might be the answer in the Leafs’ net, but he still has to prove it. The time has come (Toronto Star)
- KEN WARREN: All about lineup flexibility and future hope (Ottawa Citizen)
- LARRY BROOKS: Plenty of good in incomplete Rangers effort (New York Post)
- NEIL BEST: Isles lose to start long journey, but be patient (New York Newsday)
- BRUCE GARRIOCH: Senators sign Brady Tkachuk to a seven-year contract extension (Ottawa Sun)
- PAT HICKEY: 'We have to show up and compete,' Jeff Petry says (Montreal Gazette)
- MIKE HARRINGTON: In stellar opener, the connection was back between Sabres and fans (Buffalo News)
- TERRY JONES: A win is a win as Oilers start season off on right foot (Edmonton Sun)
- TIM BENZ: Lightning coach's quotes tell story of Penguins' win in Tampa — and how they need to play moving forward (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
- STEVEN ELLIS: As Olympics Draw Closer, Concerns About China's Men's Hockey Team Continue (The Hockey News)
- LYLE RICHARDSON: Could This Season be John Gibson's Last with the Ducks? (The Hockey News)
- MARK SPECTOR: Finally in front of a roaring home crowd again, Oilers triumph over Canucks (Sportsnet)
- IAIN MacINTYRE: Canucks show progress after digging deep to salvage point against Oilers (Sportsnet)
- ERIC ENGELS: Drouin's performance the biggest positive for Canadiens in loss to Maple Leafs (Sportsnet)
- BOB McKENZIE: AHL play-by-play man comes out (TSN)
- EMILY KAPLAN: Columbus Blue Jackets' Elvis Merzlikins tries to move on after death of Matiss Kivlenieks (ESPN)
- GREG WYSHYNSKI: Why the New York Islanders will win the Stanley Cup (ESPN)
- MICHAEL TRAIKOS: Maple Leafs' elder statesman Spezza eyes Stanley Cup as he heads into what could be final season (National Post)
- MIKE CHAMBERS: Re-signing Gabe Landeskog crucial to Avalanche’s leadership structure (Denver Post)
- MAC ENGEL: Dallas Stars running out of time to win Stanley Cup with soul Jamie Benn (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
- LARRY BROOKS: Vitali Kravtsov saga raises concerning Rangers questions (New York Post)
- SEAN KEELER: Is Darcy Kuemper Avalanche’s next Teddy Bridgewater? Or next Peyton Manning? (Denver Post)
- MIKE SIELSKI: The Wells Fargo Center wants to be more comfortable for fans. Good. Now take the cameras off them. (Philadelphia Inquirer)
- ROSIE DiMANNO: Montreal again? Maple Leafs can’t look ahead at ’21-22 season without looking back (Toronto Star)
- TERRY JONES: Fans not exactly flooding back for first Oilers game in stands since COVID-19 (Edmonton Sun)
- BRUCE GARRIOCH: The Ottawa Senators are ready for the Battle of Ontario to resume against the Leafs (Ottawa Sun)
- TOM TIMMERMANN: How many 20-goal scorers will the Blues have this season? (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
- PAT HICKEY: Montreal rues missed opportunities in loss to Leafs (Montreal Gazette)
- BARRY SVRLUGA: For the Capitals in the opener, something for — and from — everyone (Washington Post)
- DAVE HYDE: The rising Panthers are close, so very close — but to exactly what is this season’s question (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
- MIKE HARRINGTON: Sabres' box office might take the biggest hit from another non-playoff year (Buffalo News)
- MICHAEL ARACE: Blue Jackets begin new era with new faces on ice (Columbus Dispatch)
- CHRIS JOHNSTON: The time has come for the young Ottawa Senators to go from rebuild to results (Toronto Star)
- LUKE DeCOCK: Carolina Hurricanes are risking everything on Andersen and Raanta. It’s a worthy bet. (Raleigh News & Observer)
- LARRY BROOKS: Rangers can only go up from here (New York Post)
- BOB WOJNOWSKI: Ready or not, Wings taking a needed leap into the pool of youth (Detroit News)
- BRUCE GARRIOCH: One-on-one with coach D.J. Smith as the Ottawa Senators open the season against the Leafs (Ottawa Sun)
- STU COWAN: Extending Suzuki's contract a shrewd move by Canadiens (Montreal Gazette)
- ADAM PROTEAU: Before Playing a Game, the Seattle Kraken Are Winners (The Hockey News)
- LYLE RICHARDSON: The Arizona Coyotes Could Shop Phil Kessel (The Hockey News)
- ELLIOTTE FRIEDMAN: 32 Thoughts: Seattle's NHL arrival comes at the perfect time (Sportsnet)
- ERIC ENGELS: Canadiens' bet on Nick Suzuki's potential likely to pay off (Sportsnet)
- EMILY KAPLAN: Auston Matthews is the NHL's must-see superstar (ESPN)
- MICHAEL TRAIKOS: With Auston Matthews out, John Tavares needs to lead the Maple Leafs in a way that he's never led before (National Post)
- MARK KISZLA: Pressure’s on Nathan MacKinnon and Jared Bednar to show they have right stuff to hoist Stanley Cup (Denver Post)
- DAVE FESCHUK: The Leafs are heading into a last-chance season after five straight playoff disappointments (Toronto Star)
- LARRY STONE: Kraken takes loss in inaugural game but remains focused on the big picture (Seattle Times)
- LARRY BROOKS: Rangers ready to flaunt new muscle against No. 1 enemy —for better or worse (New York Post)
- STEVE SIMMONS: Jack Campbell's opportunity of a lifetime (Toronto Sun)
- JOHN ROMANO: The party began early for Lightning fans, and it ended the same way (Tampa Bay Times)
- BRUCE GARRIOCH: With the season set to open Thursday, the Senators and Brady Tkachuk remain at odds (Ottawa Sun)
- MIKE McINTYRE: Jets have what it takes to crack a home run this season (Winnipeg Free Press)
- MIKE CHAMBERS: Five keys for Avalanche to finally realize Stanley Cup potential (Denver Post)
- TIM BENZ: 2 Penguins that must fill the net while stars are sidelined (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
- MIKE HARRINGTON: Stop with the tank talk. This time, Sabres might actually be rebuilding (Buffalo News)
- STU COWAN: Canadiens have a lot to be concerned about this season (Montreal Gazette)
- CHRIS JOHNSTON: Auston Matthews will miss the start of the NHL season but the Leafs’ star should be worth the wait (Toronto Star)
- TERRY JONES: Elite eight or bust for Edmonton Oilers heading into season opener (Edmonton Sun)
- KELLY EGAN: Brady Tkachuk and the shaken dream of the Ottawa Senators (Ottawa Citizen)
- ADAM PROTEAU: What to Make of the Ottawa Senators (The Hockey News)
- RYAN KENNEDY: A New Mindset: Mental Health and Hockey (The Hockey News)
- LYLE RICHARDSON: Some Movement At Last in the Jack Eichel Saga? (The Hockey News)
- CATHAL KELLY: How will the Kraken fare? Like most things in hockey, nobody really knows (Globe & Mail)
- MICHAEL TRAIKOS: Will anyone be able to put up more points than Connor McDavid this season? (National Post)
- STEVE SIMMONS: Maple Leafs begin season with big expectations, but plenty of doubt (Toronto Sun)
- ED GRANEY: Golden Knights’ Misfit Line eyes fifth season together (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
- LARRY BROOKS: Breaking down all 32 NHL teams — and one ticking time bomb (New York Post)
- DAMIEN COX: The NHL relaunches in hopes of a rebound. There’s a lot to cheer for (Toronto Star)
- MARK MADDEN: Given Penguins' injuries, here's what must go right to keep playoff streak intact (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
- MIKE McINTYRE: Jets should be a force... if certain things fall into place (Winnipeg Free Press)
- TERRY JONES: Does Ken Holland have the Edmonton Oilers on the verge of greatness? (Edmonton Sun)
- ADAM PROTEAU: In Defense of NHL Shootouts (The Hockey News)
- MICHAEL ARACE: Blue Jackets might be improved, but division is stacked (Columbus Dispatch)
- CHRIS JOHNSTON: Last call for the Penguins, best crowds, puck tracking 2.0 (Toronto Star)
- JACK TODD: Changes and concerns abound as Habs approach new season (Montreal Gazette)
- STEVE SIMMONS: This could be the biggest year of Maple Leafs defenceman Morgan Rielly's professional career (Toronto Sun)
- IAIN MacINTYRE: Lots of work remains for Canucks after rocky pre-season (Sportsnet)
- KEVIN PAUL DUPONT: Carey Price is the face of a different franchise, one that operates best when questions become fewer, help more routine (Boston Globe)
- LARRY BROOKS: The only way Rangers will pull trigger on Jack Eichel trade (New York Post)
- LUKE DeCOCK: A generation of Carolina Hurricanes fans who’ve only known hockey is coming of age (Raleigh News & Observer)
- MIKE CHAMBERS: NHL season begins as Olympic dreams simmer (Denver Post)
- MIKE HARRINGTON: Little by little, agent Pat Brisson making inroads in Eichel talks (Buffalo News)
- SCOTT BILLECK: Training camp brings surprises, disappointments and one firm question mark (Winnipeg Sun)
- MARK MADDEN: Penguins goalie Tristan Jarry has to earn back trust (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
- DAVE FESCHUK: Richard Peddie turns the page after MLSE. A quaint bookshop in small-town Ontario is just the start (Toronto Star)
- BRUCE GARRIOCH: Shorthanded Senators close out pre-season with loss to Leafs (Ottawa Sun)
- DAVE POULIN: The NHL can be a dark place for a player. Help for Carey Price shows how far the sport has come (Toronto Star)
- SHELDON H. JACOBSON: Carey Price and the perils of the professional hockey player (Montreal Gazette)