Hockey headlines for November 12, 2022

Saturday, November 12, 2022

Penguins hold off Maple Leafs for 2nd consecutive win (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Capitals thump Lightning in a chippy one as Sonny Milano turns tide (Washington Post)
Logan Couture’s Gordie Howe hat-trick helps Sharks end losing skid (San Jose Mercury News)
Zach Werenski to miss rest of season, Nick Blankenburg out 6-8 weeks (Columbus Dispatch)
Tempe voters expected to decide future of Coyotes deal (Arizona Republic)
Young Maple Leafs stars have always had an eye on Crosby (Globe & Mail)
Finland’s Riikka Sallinen the first European woman enshrined in the Hockey Hall (Globe & Mail)
Canucks Hockey Hall of Famers: Roberto Luongo always had a flair for the dramatic (Vancouver Province)
Roberto Luongo became a leader in Vancouver, then found his voice online (Vancouver Province)
Daniel Alfredsson believes the Senators have the right pieces in place to find success (Ottawa Sun)
Borje Salming gets his own love during Hall Of Fame weekend (Toronto Sun)
Swedish Hall of Famers point to Leafs legend Börje Salming as ‘a pioneer and trailblazer’ (Toronto Star)
It's hard for Canadiens' Martin St. Louis to get away from hockey (Montreal Gazette)
Devils GM Tom Fitzgerald says he’ll ‘explore everything and anything’ amid goalie injuries (NJ.com)
Zuccarello's goal, Fleury's saves preserve 1-0 Wild victory in Seattle (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Lightning fall flat in road loss to Capitals (Tampa Bay Times)
Short-handed Kraken see five-game win streak end against Wild (Seattle Times)
Stars can’t capitalize on chances — and give the Sharks too many — in second straight loss (Dallas Morning News)
Former Penguin Zach Aston-Reese has become an important piece of Maple Leafs’ puzzle (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Stars’ Matěj Blümel fills in for injured Denis Gurianov, makes NHL debut in loss to Sharks (Dallas Morning News)
Can Rangers keep up that offensive intensity? (New York Newsday)
Odd-man rushes remain a problem for Rangers (New York Post)
Ducks’ defense corps already hampered by injuries (Orange County Register)
Jimmy Vesey finding success in second Rangers stint (New York Post)
Colin Blackwell owns up to mistakes, returns to Blackhawks’ lineup with new mindset (Chicago Sun-Times)
Penguins recall defenseman Mark Freidman from Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Golden Knights goaltender clears waivers, sent to minors (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Canadiens' Jordan Harris happy to have his girlfriend in town (Montreal Gazette)
Kraken’s Karson Kuhlman reflects on parents’ military careers on Veterans Day (Seattle Times)