Hockey headlines for November 26, 2021

Friday, November 26, 2021

Trotz: Isles need a win for fans and themselves (New York Newsday)
How FSG has handled Red Sox might provide road map for Penguins (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Josh Ho-Sang says coaches would warn kids not to play like him. The Maple Leafs minor-leaguer wants to change that narrative (Toronto Star)
Flames goalie Markstrom an obvious choice for Team Sweden (Calgary Herald)
Does Penguins' Tristan Jarry have case to make Canada's Olympic team? (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Lucky Jets spend U.S. Thanksgiving with their families (Winnipeg Free Press)
First-period success paying dividends for Capitals (Washington Times)
Deja Vu: Senators find themselves back exactly where they were a year ago, with goaltending a question mark (Ottawa Citizen)
Blackhawks focusing on slot protection, footwork to try to improve defense (Chicago Sun-Times)
Avalanche coach Jared Bednar on Cale Makar: “He’s as good as anyone I’ve ever seen” on the offensive blue line (Denver Post)
Wild are thankful for goaltender Cam Talbot and the sense of calm he provides (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Jake Oettinger has established himself as Stars’ best goaltender amid hot streak (Dallas Morning News)
Nedeljkovic's goaltending a source of confidence for Red Wings (Detroit Free Press)
Oilers' Kassian ran nicely with big dogs in the desert against Coyotes (Edmonton Journal)
Jets' Wheeler not losing sleep over slump, but wary of frustrations (Winnipeg Sun)
Lafreniere shows he's willing to stick up for teammates (New York Newsday)
Tom Wilson takes on mentorship role with Capitals’ young players (Washington Post)
Blue line buddies: Canadiens' Petry eagerly awaits Edmundson's return (Montreal Gazette)
Nick Bonino’s first Sharks goal brings joy, relief: “I felt like I could exhale” (San Jose Mercury News)
Fourth-line center is suddenly doing it all for Rangers (New York Post)
Bringing the heat: Ruzicka embracing Calgary cold and Flames hot start after call-up (Calgary Herald)
Highlands Ranch native Troy Terry soaring with Ducks. He credits an old number and mental toughness (Denver Post)
Where’s Towel Man? Reluctance to get COVID tests has kept him from most Blues games (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)