Hockey headlines for October 29, 2021

Friday, October 29, 2021

Panthers’ Quenneville resigns over role in Blackhawks’ mishandling of abuse allegations (Miami Herald)
Blackhawks’ Jonathan Toews strikes wrong chords with comments on Stan Bowman, Kyle Beach (Chicago Sun-Times)
Sharks assistant coach Madden was interviewed as part of Blackhawks’ sex assault probe (San Jose Mercury News)
Frederik Andersen again ‘the rock’ as Canes notch record-setting win over the Bruins (Raleigh News & Observer)
Flames stay hot on the road against Crosby-less Penguins, win fifth straight (Calgary Herald)
Haydn Fleury’s first two-goal game gives Kraken first two-game win streak, beating Wild (Seattle Times)
Minus O'Reilly, Blues suffer first loss of the season, 4-3 (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Zuccarello, Pitlick sidelined for Wild game in Seattle by COVID-19 (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Golden Knights sign defenseman to contract extension (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
China’s Hockey Team Is So Bad It Might Be Dropped From the Olympics (New York Times)
Kyle Beach shares message of ‘immense gratitude’ and resilience as Blackhawks scandal goes public: ‘My battle is just beginning’ (Toronto Star)
Ducks coach Dallas Eakins encourages players, staff members to speak up (Orange County Register)
Don Granato's thoughts on Joel Quenneville turn only to Kyle Beach (Buffalo News)
Jets say Blackhawks sex-assault scandal opens door to prevention, education (Winnipeg Free Press)
Jets players stand with Beach as GM Cheveldayoff faces Bettman meeting on Blackhawks scandal (Winnipeg Sun)
Rangers, Islanders react to Blackhawks sex-abuse scandal: ‘Shocking’ (New York Post)
Dubois strikes twice, lifts Jets to fourth straight win against struggling Kings (Winnipeg Sun)
Jake Allen slams door on Sharks to help Canadiens snap San Jose jinx (Montreal Gazette)
Martin Jones stars in goal as Flyers hold on for 2-1 win over Canucks (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Lightning jump on Coyotes early in home win (Tampa Bay Times)
Struggling, short-handed Kings lose 6th in a row (Los Angeles Daily News)
Ducks erase 3-goal deficit, but lose to Sabres in overtime (Orange County Register)
Sparse crowd watches as Sharks are silenced by Montreal Canadiens (San Jose Mercury News)
The Bruins are in a funk, and the Hurricanes made them pay for it (Boston Globe)
Plucky battle but no puck luck as Vancouver still winless at home (Vancouver Province)
Short-handed Penguins shut out by Flames, 4-0 (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Fight opens game, but Coyotes can't find first win in loss to Cup champion Lightning (Arizona Republic)
Wild fall 4-1 in first-ever matchup with expansion Kraken (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
The Canes finally got the better of the Bruins in their budding rivalry, and did it naturally (Raleigh News & Observer)
Penguins forward Sidney Crosby remains sidelined (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Former Everett Silvertips forward Connor Dewar makes NHL debut in Seattle with Wild (Seattle Times)
Difference for 4-2-1 Wings? They're winning tight games (Detroit Free Press)
Forecheck foresight: Stars are trying to improve where the best NHL teams are already excelling (Dallas Morning News)
After loss, Gallant felt it was time to go to the video (New York Newsday)
Blue Jackets' Max Domi again returns from injury ahead of schedule (Columbus Dispatch)
Islanders’ Semyon Varlamov: I feel ‘100 percent’ and am ready to go (New York Post)
Rangers youngster 'ready' to return to lineup next game (New York Post)
Capitals’ T.J. Oshie is week-to-week with a lower-body injury (Washington Post)
Every goalie looks like a Hall-of-Famer to struggling Oilers' Yamamoto (Edmonton Journal)