Hockey headlines for December 1, 2022

Thursday, December 1, 2022

Mitch Marner keeps scoring and the Leafs keep winning on record-tying night against Sharks (Toronto Star)
Rangers hang on against Senators to snap three-game skid (New York Post)
Penguins defenseman Kris Letang out indefinitely after suffering another stroke (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Lightning’s Pat Maroon punches back at Boston broadcaster’s comments about his weight (Tampa Bay Times)
Roberto Luongo to be inducted into Canucks Ring of Honour next season (Vancouver Province)
NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman weighs in on Arizona Coyotes staying in Tempe (Arizona Republic)
Stroke in people Kris Letang's age, condition not as rare as one might think, experts say (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Stars’ Roope Hintz ‘rewarded’ with extension after slow-burn into one of hockey’s best (Dallas Morning News)
With the spotlight on Stutzle and Lafrenière, Zibanejad talks about the pressures of being a top draft pick (Ottawa Citizen)
Detroit Red Wings fight back from 3-goal deficit, earn point in 5-4 shootout loss to Sabres (Detroit Free Press)
Blackhawks’ rally falls short against Oilers as losing streak continues (Chicago Sun-Times)
Red Wings' Tyler Bertuzzi appears to injure hand during game (Detroit Free Press)
Jaroslav Halak gets his first Rangers win on seventh try (New York Post)
Derek Lalonde proud of Red Wings’ rally that netted ‘huge’ point (MLive.com)
Gallant defends Lafrenière's modest output (New York Newsday)
Florida Panthers weigh in after sixth loss in seven games: ‘We need to shift our focus’ (Miami Herald)
With power play unplugged, Canadiens seek new outlet (Montreal Gazette)
Canucks hear Boudreau 'loud and clear' on call for more fire in the belly after getting 'bullied' by Capitals (Vancouver Province)
No timeline for Alex Pietrangelo’s return to Golden Knights (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Isles' forward depth likely to be tested due to injuries (New York Newsday)
Devils’ John Marino ‘day-to-day’ with upper body injury (NJ.com)
Knights’ No. 1 goaltender emerges a quarter into season (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Ducks’ Troy Terry: John Gibson’s work ethic has been ‘our lifeline this year’ (Orange County Register)
Reuniting McDavid and Draisaitl is having the desired winning effect for Oilers (Edmonton Sun)
Kevin Hayes, Flyers leaders rise to the occasion to help snap the team’s 10-game skid (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Dylan Larkin's defensive commitment sparking Red Wings' surge (Detroit News)
After mini slump, Wild’s Matt Boldy has found his scoring touch again (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Flames forward Mangiapane looking more like his scrappy self (Calgary Sun)
Thanks to Calle Rosen's play, using 7 defensemen may become a regular thing for Blues (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Dryden Hunt’s first Avalanche goal is just the beginning, linemate Anton Blidh says. He would know: in AHL, “we hated each other.” (Denver Post)
Egor Zamula’s defensive exploits a good sign for the Flyers’ present and future (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Kings place goalie Cal Petersen on waivers (Los Angeles Daily News)
Officials call Chicago Blackhawks owners’ 700-acre development proposal a ‘pretty big deal for the village of Mundelein’ (Chicago Tribune)