Hockey headlines for November 7, 2022

Monday, November 7, 2022

Bruins part ways with Mitchell Miller, citing ‘new information’, and apologize to Isaiah Meyer-Crothers (Boston Globe)
Maple Leafs hang around for upset win over Hurricanes (Toronto Sun)
Panthers’ Sams — Reinhart and Bennett — score big third-period goals as Florida beats Anaheim (Miami Herald)
Dominik Kubalik continues hot start with OT winner in Detroit Red Wings' 3-2 OT win (Detroit Free Press)
Florida Panthers’ Matthew Tkachuk suspended 2 games after high stick on Kings’ goaltender (Miami Herald)
Leafs sign Keith Petruzzelli to fill hole in net vs. Hurricanes (Toronto Star)
Peter McNab, longtime Avalanche broadcaster and former DU star, dies at 70: “Father of Colorado hockey” (Denver Post)
Rangers let one slip away in OT loss to Red Wings (New York Post)
Ducks run out of comebacks, lose to Florida Panthers (Los Angeles Times)
Jaroslav Halak still searching for first Rangers win despite promising showing (New York Post)
Chytil returns after missing six games (New York Newsday)
Glenn Gawdin makes Ducks debut, centering 4th line against Florida (Los Angeles Times)
Stars’ aggressive hockey leading to lopsided wins, big stats and scorching start (Dallas Morning News)
Edmonton Oilers: From sunshine to darkness, sky changes fast after humbling defeats (Edmonton Sun)
Senators in desperate need of power play as early season losses continue to pile up (Ottawa Citizen)
Isles don't want to move in reverse following win streak (New York Newsday)
San Jose Sharks feel they’re trending up, but their pain isn’t going away (San Jose Mercury News)
Penguins trying to boost a struggling power play (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Golden Knights’ 4th line shines with team atop NHL standings (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Matt Murray's early return could ease Maple Leafs' crease crunch (Toronto Sun)
Capitals’ injury issues deepen with defenseman Dmitry Orlov day-to-day (Washington Post)
Wild place Greenway, Hartman on injured reserve (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Poor goaltending has hurt Penguins during 7-game skid, but they still believe in Tristan Jarry (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Blackhawks love fire Max Domi is playing with (Chicago Daily Herald)
Rookie Nick Perbix impressing Lightning early with his poise, quick adjustment (Tampa Bay Times)
Penguins assign forward Drew O'Connor to Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Wild recall Adam Beckman, Joseph Cramarossa for upcoming road trip (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Blackhawks’ attendance down significantly after seven games, but it’s not near record lows (Chicago Sun-Times)