Hockey headlines for October 28, 2021

Thursday, October 28, 2021

Kyle Beach reveals he’s Blackhawks’ sexual-assault victim: ‘The healing process is just beginning’ (Chicago Sun-Times)
With Joel Quenneville coaching amid controversy, Panthers become 14th team to start 7-0 (Miami Herald)
Blackhawks to start settlement talks with lawyer for Brad Aldrich sexual-assault victims (Chicago Sun-Times)
Flyers hand Oilers their first loss of the season behind Cam Atkinson and Carter Hart (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Winds of change: Maple Leafs rally in Chicago for vital win (Toronto Sun)
Kings lose Drew Doughty for two months, Sean Walker for the season (Los Angeles Times)
Penguins list Sidney Crosby as 'day to day' in recovery from wrist surgery (Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Lightning’s Nikita Kucherov expected to miss 8-10 weeks following surgery (Tampa Bay Times)
Jets' Wheeler returns to practice ice after COVID isolation (Winnipeg Sun)
Johnston's contract extension an insurance policy for Isles' identity line (New York Newsday)
Defenceman Hamonic skates in Abbotsford (Vancouver Province)
Former Blackhawks player Kyle Beach: NHL 'let me down and they've let others down' (USA Today)
Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews defend Stan Bowman, while the Chicago Blackhawks stars also express sympathy and admiration for Kyle Beach (Chicago Tribune)
Before Hawks fall to Toronto, Wirtz delivers message to team (Chicago Daily Herald)
'I didn't know anything' - Oilers Keith addresses Blackhawks investigation (Edmonton Sun)
Two Leafs among the top five highest paid players in the NHL, according to Forbes magazine (Toronto Star)
Larkin delivers OT winner as Wings rally for 3-2 win in D.C. (Detroit Free Press)
Golden Knights overcome travel issues, rally past Stars in OT (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Bruins fall in Florida, 4-1 (Boston Herald)
Capitals start fast, finish slow and fall in overtime to the Red Wings (Washington Post)
Stars dominate wounded Golden Knights, but fail to finish in frustrating overtime loss (Dallas Morning News)
Flyers end Oilers' winning streak but McDavid keeps his point run alive (Edmonton Journal)
Spittin’ chiclets: Leaf Mitch Marner chips in, and breaks out a classic hockey player smile (Toronto Star)
Quenneville skips presser after accuser claims coach was aware of 2010 assault allegation (Miami Herald)
Nashville Predators' power play is good again. Why and will it last? (The Tennessean)
Ilya Sorokin is complicating the Islanders’ goalie dilemma (New York Post)
Rangers winger Alexis Lafreniere: 'I have to be better' (New York Newsday)
'I just go off the rail': Blue Jackets RW Voracek using odd equipment (Columbus Dispatch)
'You want to play a lot’: Flames’ Andersson relishing workhorse role (Calgary Sun)
Ducks defenseman Josh Manson: ‘We’ve got to find ways to win the game’ (Orange County Register)
Marcus Pettersson is out of his own head and playing like a $20 million man (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Defensemen played a big part in Kraken’s win over Canadiens, and that’s a good sign for the offense (Seattle Times)
Logan O’Connor steps into top-six role for Avalanche (Denver Post)
Former Gopher Rem Pitlick makes memorable, roller-coaster debut with Wild (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Hall of Famer Cammi Granato blazes another trail, this time as a scout with the Kraken (Seattle Times)
Knights’ Foley no longer leading charge to bring MLS to Las Vegas (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Siblings with Wild connections help establish Kraken in Seattle (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)