Hockey headlines for October 30, 2021

Saturday, October 30, 2021

Bettman exonerates Jets GM (Winnipeg Free Press)
As ‘whirlwind’ continues, Panthers turn to assistant Andrew Brunette after Quenneville resigns (Miami Herald)
Hurricanes 7-0 after beating Chicago Blackhawks in Antti Raanta’s first start in net (Raleigh News & Observer)
Ryan Getzlaf ties Ducks’ franchise record for points in shootout loss (Orange County Register)
Maple Leafs sign Morgan Rielly to $60M contract extension through 2030 (Toronto Sun)
Blues' Binnington doesn't condone his stick swing, but doesn't regret it either (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
So where’s Evander Kane right now? Not even his coach knows (San Jose Mercury News)
Hockey Hall of Fame says it is considering the Chicago Blackhawks’ request to remove Brad Aldrich’s name from the Stanley Cup — while the NHL opts not to punish Kevin Cheveldayoff (Chicago Tribune)
With Accusations of Abuse, Kyle Beach Forces NHL to Confront Its Failings (New York Times)
Chicago Blackhawks’ Brad Aldrich joins list of falls from grace in professional sports (Globe & Mail)
An Arena Where the Goal Is ‘Net Zero’ Carbon Emissions, Even From Fans (New York Times)
Cleared by NHL, Cheveldayoff still owes explanation to Jets fans and citizens of Winnipeg (Winnipeg Sun)
'How do we trust this organization moving forward?' Hawks fans struggle with how to feel about team (Chicago Daily Herald)
Jets head coach expects NHL will learn and change as result of Blackhawks scandal (Winnipeg Free Press)
Stars coach Rick Bowness hopes NHL has learned lessons from Blackhawks’ sexual assault missteps (Dallas Morning News)
Predators' John Hynes in wake of Blackhawks investigation: 'We all have to take individual accountability' (The Tennessean)
Senators weigh in on courage displayed by Kyle Beach (Ottawa Citizen)
Penguins pause to reflect on Blackhawks scandal (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Dubas calls on players to lead Maple Leafs out of slump through focus and work ethic (Toronto Sun)
Golden Knights blow lead, but recover for 3rd straight win (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Alex Ovechkin, Capitals keep the Coyotes at bay (Washington Post)
Norris keeps scoring and Gustavsson keeps saving as Senators end losing streak in Dallas (Ottawa Citizen)
Rangers put it in gear in bounce-back win (New York Post)
Chicago Blackhawks remain winless, allowing 4 1st-period goals in a 6-3 loss to the Carolina Hurricanes and falling to 0-6-2 (Chicago Tribune)
Coyotes come closer, but done in by penalties in eighth straight loss (Arizona Republic)
Blue Jackets can't keep pace with Rangers, fall 4-0 in New York (Columbus Dispatch)
Red Wings stage another comeback, lose 3-2 in OT to unbeaten Panthers (8-0) (Detroit News)
Igor Shesterkin puts on a show (New York Post)
With Kakko back, Rangers move Lafreniere to third line (New York Newsday)
Another early-season Stars slide is upon us. This time, will Dallas change for better or worse? (Dallas Morning News)
Are Lightning’s bottom lines about to break through? (Tampa Bay Times)
After glimpse of success, Sabres work overtime to improve their 3-on-3 play (Buffalo News)
Bruce Cassidy puts Bruins’ punchless power play under some scrutiny (Boston Globe)
Jeff Carter returns to practice, Sidney Crosby a full participant again (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Ducks place Rickard Rakell on injured reserve with upper-body injury (Orange County Register)
Capitals place Oshie on injured reserve with lower-body injury (Washington Times)
Jack Hughes out at least five weeks for dislocated shoulder (NorthJersey.com)
Injured Golden Knights captain skates on own after practice (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Matthew Highmore on injured reserve, Nic Petan called up (Vancouver Province)
McDavid and Nugent-Hopkins racking up points for Oilers early on (Edmonton Journal)
'We didn't like them together': Kaprizov, Fiala pairing broken up; both in slump (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Elias Pettersson knows he must be better (Vancouver Province)
Nashville Predators defenseman Dante Fabbro is winning trust and beauty contests (The Tennessean)
Chinakhov showed progress for Blue Jackets during Domi's absence (Columbus Dispatch)
Wild recall rookie Adam Beckman, place winger Jordan Greenway on IR (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Penguins assign forward Kasper Bjorkqvist to Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)