Hockey headlines for October 21, 2021

Thursday, October 21, 2021

Flyers weather the Bruins storm and defeat Boston, 6-3 (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Strong down the stretch, Blues top Vegas 3-1 (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Jets reportedly bracing for more COVID cases (Winnipeg Sun)
Canadiens GM Marc Bergevin doubtful Shea Weber will ever play again (Montreal Gazette)
From the Sonics’ departure to the Kraken’s arrival, here’s how KeyArena became Climate Pledge Arena (Seattle Times)
In a 'perfect world,' Marc Bergevin would remain as Canadiens GM (Montreal Gazette)
The road trip that wasn't: Flames look back on rise of COVID-19 pandemic (Calgary Herald)
‘Kick in the teeth’: Islanders teammate reacts to Mike Bossy’s cancer diagnosis (New York Post)
Bruins blitzed in 6-3 loss to Flyers (Boston Herald)
Robin Lehner can’t save Golden Knights in loss to Blues (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Neal wants to show he's still the 'Real Deal' (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Gallant feels time is right to put Panarin, Zibanejad on same line (New York Newsday)
Best players need to lead way in creating scoring chances, Green says (Vancouver Province)
Mike Sullivan believes goalie Tristan Jarry 'exudes confidence' in the crease (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Putting the charge back into the Lightning power play without Nikita Kucherov (Tampa Bay Times)
Third line brings much-needed new dimension for Edmonton Oilers (Edmonton Sun)
Blueger line gets more offensive as pesky trio grinds to create chances (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Wings need Tyler Bertuzzi, but face weekend game without him (Detroit Free Press)
Penguins defenseman Mark Friedman sidelined on a day-to-day basis (Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Sabres center Cody Eakin's status uncertain after collision in practice (Buffalo News)
Quinn Hughes absent again from Canucks practice (Vancouver Province)
Evgeny Kuznetsov is off to a promising start for the Capitals. Can it last? (Washington Post)
Coyotes hoping Hutton can find rhythm after goalie's struggles in first two games (Arizona Republic)
Mitch Marner is off to a slow start but the Maple Leafs aren’t worried about him (Toronto Star)
Toews off to the slowest start of his Blackhawks career (Chicago Daily Herald)
Reinhart wasn’t cutting it on Panthers’ top line. Now he’s giving the third line a jolt (Miami Herald)
Sharks’ Dahlen is proving that his time is now: ‘You could just tell … that he was ready’ (San Jose Mercury News)
Sabres' outlook at center improved by Tage Thompson's seamless position switch (Buffalo News)
A reunion of John Marino and Marcus Pettersson is getting results for the Penguins (Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Ducks’ Sam Steel delivers as expected in delayed season debut (Orange County Register)