Hockey headlines for October 29, 2022

Saturday, October 29, 2022

Bailey scores go-ahead goal in 1,000th game to boost Isles (New York Newsday)
Arizona Coyotes open up shop at Mullett Arena for first game at ASU facility, fall in OT (Arizona Republic)
Bruins, Linus Ullmark blank Blue Jackets, 4-0 (Boston Herald)
Vancouver controls from start to finish (Vancouver Province)
Ducks shut out by Golden Knights in 7th straight loss (Los Angeles Times)
Carolina Hurricanes trade defenseman Ethan Bear to Vancouver Canucks (Raleigh News & Observer)
Red Wings' Michael Rasmussen suspended two games for high-sticking (Detroit News)
Hall of Famers Selanne and Numminen say people of Winnipeg provided greatest memories of their time with Jets (Winnipeg Sun)
Lamoriello on losing Bellows: 'This is part of the business' (New York Newsday)
Couture, Vlasic, Bonino react to Sharks GM reportedly being open for business (San Jose Mercury News)
Jets overcome slow start to top Coyotes 3-2 (Winnipeg Free Press)
Rookie posts shutout as Knights win third straight (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Devils’ penalty kill dominates in 1-0 win over Avalanche (NJ.com)
Small building, big atmosphere as Jets spoil party in Coyotes home opener (Winnipeg Sun)
“Soft with the puck”: Just how rare was Avalanche’s shutout loss to New Jersey? (Denver Post)
Struggling Blue Jackets lose 4-0 to Bruins for sixth loss in 9 games (Columbus Dispatch)
Penguins' skid hits 3 after a lethargic loss to lowly Canucks (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Devils’ Lindy Ruff’s mindset after 1-0 win over Avalanche: ‘On to Columbus’ (NJ.com)
Devils’ Ryan Graves says ‘it sucked’ watching his former Avalanche team win Stanley Cup (NJ.com)
Islanders salute teammate Bailey for 1,000th game (New York Newsday)
Edmonton Oilers showing plenty of fight in early going (Edmonton Sun)
Kings’ offensive firepower is leading to defensive duds (Orange County Register)
With offense struggling, Blues are trying to do too much and it’s costing them (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Pete DeBoer’s hot start in Dallas, past playoff successes bode well for Stars (Dallas Morning News)
Jake Guentzel is nearing a return, but it might not happen on this Penguins road trip (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
No Chytil for Rangers this weekend (New York Newsday)
Artem Anisimov progressing after ‘break’ in his foot; Kieffer Bellows to debut Saturday (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Absence of Buchnevich and Saad is part of the problem for struggling Blues (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Blackhawks’ Caleb Jones hopes to find consistency, confidence in make-or-break season (Chicago Sun-Times)
Wild's 'heartbeat guy' Hartman shakes early-season slump (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Alexis Lafreniere’s struggles aren’t worrying Rangers teammates yet (New York Post)
All the hype doesn't change the fact that Owen Power is a work in progress on Sabres' defense (Buffalo News)
A healthy Samuel Montembeault off to good start with Canadiens (Montreal Gazette)
Rasmus Andersson on hot start points-wise in ever-improving role with Calgary Flames (Calgary Sun)
Penguins forward prospect Drew O'Connor overcomes slow start (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Capitals loan Alex Alexeyev to Hershey on long-term conditioning assignment (Washington Post)
Blackhawks’ Max Domi and his glucose-smelling dog, Orion, share unique connection (Chicago Sun-Times)