Hockey headlines for October 25, 2021

Monday, October 25, 2021

Bruins hold off Sharks in Sunday matinee at TD Garden (Boston Globe)
Islanders' Sorokin gets second shutout in two nights (New York Newsday)
Red Wings rookie Lucas Raymond's first hat trick leads to 6-3 win in Chicago (Detroit Free Press)
'Roman Josi, Ryan Johansen help propel Predators past Wild in Connor Ingram's NHL debut (The Tennessean)
Sharks deal Dylan Gambrell to Ottawa Senators for 2022 draft pick (San Jose Mercury News)
Ducks captain Ryan Getzlaf fined $1,000 by the NHL for ‘dangerous trip’ (Orange County Register)
Arduous trek to full fan capacity at Rogers Arena finally completed (Vancouver Province)
Steven Stamkos moves to second on Lightning’s all-time points list (Tampa Bay Times)
Things look bleak for the Leafs, and Mitch Marner is an easy target. The solution starts with the stars (Toronto Star)
Islanders and other teams that went deep in playoffs are struggling in early going (New York Newsday)
Golden Knights fall to Islanders, extend losing streak (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
No rally this time as Wild falls to Predators for first loss of the season (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Winless streak continues, sellout streak ends for Hawks (Chicago Daily Herald)
San Jose Sharks’ late rally not enough as slow start proves costly (San Jose Mercury News)
Blackhawks’ COVID outbreak evolves again with Jujhar Khaira, Riley Stillman out (Chicago Sun-Times)
Lehner still thought of highly by Islanders and their fans (New York Newsday)
Lucas Raymond earns place in history alongside Red Wings legends (MLive.com)
Resilient Rangers finding their groove with four straight road wins (New York Post)
Despite the off-season vows, limp Leafs look anything but improved (Toronto Sun)
In a game with conflicting high-danger chances, Kraken makes strides where it wanted to, and that’s a good sign (Seattle Times)
Too many penalties costing Lightning valuable 5-on-5 time (Tampa Bay Times)
Wheeler, Scheifele absences have shown Jets plenty of options when they return (Winnipeg Sun)
Rangers get two key players back at practice (New York Post)
Jonathan Huberdeau has no idea how he wound up on Panthers’ penalty kill, but he loves it (Miami Herald)
Evan Rodrigues, the Penguins’ ‘Swiss Army knife,’ steps into yet another key role (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
The shot and the spot … The keys to Elias Lindholm’s early season scoring surge for Flames (Calgary Sun)
Rookie defenseman Martin Fehervary is off to a strong start on the Capitals’ top pair (Washington Post)
Wild's Brandon Duhaime gets his first NHL goal — without a stick (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)