Hockey headlines for November 12, 2021

Friday, November 12, 2021

Troy Terry, Ryan Getzlaf lead Ducks past Kraken for 6th straight win (Orange County Register)
The Capitals’ Zach Fucale shuts out Red Wings in his NHL debut (Washington Post)
Avalanche records season-high scoring output for blowout victory over Canucks (Denver Post)
Blue Jackets to retire Nash's number in March (Columbus Dispatch)
Stars waive forwards Tanner Kero, Blake Comeau in effort to create more roster flexibility (Dallas Morning News)
Settlement talks between Blackhawks, Kyle Beach already hitting snags (Chicago Sun-Times)
Ducks interim GM Jeff Solomon vows to continue rebuilding game plan (Orange County Register)
So many thank-yous, so little time: Iginla struggling to squeeze everything into Hall of Fame induction speech (Calgary Sun)
Fiala wowed Wild teammates with winning goal on a fancy redirection (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Isles shut down by Devils goalie Blackwood in loss (New York Newsday)
Edmonton Oilers avoid back-to-back losses in comeback win against Bruins (Edmonton Sun)
Jubilant Tristan Jarry leads Penguins to shootout victory against Panthers (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Jets bite back in 4-1 win over Sharks (Winnipeg Free Press)
Power play sparks Canadiens' 4-2 victory over the Flames (Montreal Gazette)
Golden Knights ride rookies’ goals to victory over Wild (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Matt Duchene stays hot, scores another OT winner for Nashville Predators (The Tennessean)
Wings' power play fizzles vs. Caps in 2-0 loss (Detroit Free Press)
Kraken’s woes worsen as Ducks take early lead and cruise to win (Seattle Times)
Kings shut out undermanned Senators, extending the losing streak (Ottawa Citizen)
The Bruins are off to a mediocre start, and there’s plenty of blame to go around for it (Boston Globe)
Sharks lose to Winnipeg Jets, now await return of players in COVID protocol (San Jose Mercury News)
Flames drop second straight game losing to Montreal (Calgary Herald)
Another time-bomb start adds up to stunning, sobering blowout (Vancouver Province)
Wild can’t complete comeback in 3-2 loss to Golden Knights (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Sergei Bobrovsky solid in return, but Panthers drop third straight with shootout loss (Miami Herald)
Blues go to overtime again, fall to Predators 4-3 (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Red Wings make it too easy for rookie goalie (MLive.com)
Penguins shuffle blue-line group as Marcus Pettersson and Chad Ruhwedel return (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Isles' Kyle Palmieri returns to New Jersey for the first time (New York Newsday)
Ex-Penguins forward Patric Hornqvist welcomed back to Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
For Avalanche defenseman Devon Toews and former Quinnipiac teammate, Hockey Fights Cancer night brings special meaning (Denver Post)
Lightning power play trying to find something to build on (Tampa Bay Times)
Short on goals lately, Alain Vigneault tweaks Flyers PP units, forward lines (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Shesterkin adjusting to heaviest workload of his career (New York Newsday)
Rangers’ Artemi Panarin in ‘good mood’ but not happy with slow start (New York Post)
William Nylander has a shot — plenty of them, actually — at a career year with the Leafs (Toronto Star)
Dach moves up to Blackhawks' top power-play unit (Chicago Daily Herald)
Coyotes' top offensive player has been defenseman Shayne Gostisbehere (Arizona Republic)
Strome trying to make most of new opportunity (Chicago Daily Herald)
Hofmann intent on becoming impact player for Blue Jackets (Columbus Dispatch)
Tiger’s eye blue? Dragon’s blood sage? Chicago Blackhawks forward Adam Gaudette saw the path to regaining confidence as ‘crystal’ clear. (Chicago Tribune)
The pandemic has been a game changer for Barb Underhill, whose legacy with the Leafs goes beyond cleaner edges (Toronto Star)