Here are your hockey headlines for the weekend of Oct. 24, 2015:
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The Canadiens won their ninth straight game to open the season. They are embarking on NHL history. [SB Nation] We have learned dominant hockey from the Montreal team. [SportsNet]
The Blue Jackets won their first game on Saturday. [Puck Daddy] Some postgame thoughts on the Jackets’ first victory. [Jackets Cannon]
A total team effort.
Here's @RobMixer on tonight's #CBJ victory [RECAP]: https://t.co/zSrW7fc1X3 pic.twitter.com/M3LD82GPux
— Columbus Blue Jackets (@BlueJacketsNHL) October 25, 2015
Blues’ forward Jaden Schwartz will be sidelined for some time with an injury. [Bleacher Report] On Saturday, the Blues lost to the Islanders in overtime. [STL Today]
Jonathan Toews scored a highlight-reel, OT winner on Saturday. [CBS Sports]
Phil Kessel also tallied an important OT goal. [The Score]
Nick Bjugstad helped the Panthers defeat the Stars, 6-2. [Beaumont Enterprise] The Stars’ winning streak came to a close. [Defending Big D]
The Red Wings had to fight for their win over the Canucks. [Hockey Buzz]
The Devils beat the Sabres’ in rookie Linus Ullmark’s debut. [Washington Post]
The Bruins have revealed their Winter Classic jersey. [Hockey Feed]
Who’s the highest paid in the NHL? [Business Insider]
There’s a lot shining on Brent Seabrook right now. [Today’s Slapshot]
