Hockey headlines for October 27, 2021

Wednesday, October 27, 2021

Blackhawks’ Stan Bowman resigns in overhaul over sexual assault cover-up (Chicago Sun-Times)
NHL investigation shows Quenneville met about 2010 Blackhawks sexual assault allegation (Miami Herald)
Jets' Cheveldayoff to face questioning from NHL's Bettman over Chicago Blackhawks' sexual assault allegations (Winnipeg Sun)
Kraken earns its first victory at Climate Pledge Arena (Seattle Times)
Miscues prove costly in tough home-opener setback (Vancouver Province)
Golden Knights hold off Avalanche to snap 4-game losing streak (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Jonathan Toews and Henrik Borgström join other Chicago Blackhawks in the COVID-19 protocol (Chicago Tribune)
O'Reilly lands on Blues' COVID list (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Suspended Sharks forward Kane, estranged wife drop domestic violence restraining orders against each other (San Jose Mercury News)
Blackhawks Ignored 2010 Sexual Assault Accusation, an Investigation Says (New York Times)
Stan Bowman’s exit leaves already-struggling Blackhawks in shambles (Chicago Sun-Times)
The Maple Leafs talk has turned to adversity, and it's time for them to act on their words (Toronto Sun)
San Jose Sharks, without Evander Kane, have a blueprint for success (San Jose Mercury News)
Ehlers scores twice to power Jets past Ducks 4-3 (Winnipeg Free Press)
Mangiapane, Lindholm lead red-hot Flames to win over Devils (Calgary Herald)
Wild grabs early lead, polishes off Canucks after Pitlick's 'saucy' pass (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Nashville Predators hang on to defeat San Jose Sharks for second straight win (The Tennessean)
Golden Knights send Avalanche to 2-4 with fifth straight win against conference rivals (Denver Post)
Blowout loss in Seattle is latest indignity for struggling Canadiens (Montreal Gazette)
Lightning chasing again, fall to Sabres on the road (Tampa Bay Times)
Good road trip that could’ve been better; Eklund’s hazy NHL future (San Jose Mercury News)
Ducks squander late lead in loss to Winnipeg (Orange County Register)
Devils out of sync in 5-3 loss to Flames in homestand finale (NorthJersey.com)
Vengeful Lightning thump Penguins, 5-1, after 90-second sequence shifts balance (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Flames defenceman Oliver Kylington hits 100-game plateau (Calgary Sun)
Pitlick steps in to make season debut as Wild changes lineup (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Nashville Predators' sellout streak ends at 192 (The Tennessean)
With their offense struggling again, Stars seek solutions for scoring troubles (Dallas Morning News)
Panthers’ power play broke out against lowly Coyotes. A strategy change can make it last (Miami Herald)
Rangers coach: Too many finesse plays leading to turnovers (New York Post)
Chara's early struggles may force changes to Isles' defense (New York Newsday)
Rangers winger Alexis Lafreniere: 'I have to be better' (New York Newsday)
Lucas Raymond’s attitude, confidence contribute to fast start with Red Wings (MLive.com)
Wild winger Kevin Fiala growing into complete player (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Capitals defenseman Nick Jensen has carried over his strong finish to last season (Washington Post)
Evan Bouchard has been surprise of Oiler early going with his ice-time (Edmonton Journal)
'This league is about opportunity': With Kris Letang out, Mark Friedman earns a promotion on Penguins' blue line (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Penguins forward Kasper Bjorkqvist earned recall on merit (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Arizona Coyotes call up 3 from Tucson after injuries to Carter Hutton, Conor Timmins (Arizona Republic)
A hockey legend told him to shoot; Flames prospect Jack Beck is listening (Calgary Sun)