Hockey headlines for November 11, 2022

Thursday, November 10, 2022

Scary moment for Oilers and Evander Kane in victory against Lightning (Edmonton Sun)
Penguins beat Capitals, snap 7-game skid despite rash of injuries on defense (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Florida Panthers begin pivotal early-season homestand with shutout win vs. Hurricanes (Miami Herald)
Down two suspended players, Canadiens rout Canucks (Montreal Gazette)
Jack Eichel returns to Buffalo 1 year after trade to Knights (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Blues' Robert Bortuzzo has survived and thrived to reach 500 NHL games played (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Canadiens' Juraj Slafkovsky suspended for two games by NHL (Montreal Gazette)
Kaprizov fined $5,000, but won't be suspended, after match penalty (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Isaiah Meyer-Crothers releases statement on Mitchell Miller saga (Boston Herald)
Canucks: Burke’s work to land Sedins in Vancouver appreciated by Hockey Hall of Fame-bound twins (Vancouver Province)
Sabres preparing for 'hardest game' of season with Jack Eichel back in Buffalo (Buffalo News)
Jack Eichel says booing Sabres fans means 'they care for you a lot, they’re upset you’re not there anymore' (Buffalo News)
Meeting called by GM puts onus on Blue Jackets to rebound (Columbus Dispatch)
Wild wipe incredible Trevor Zegras goal off board in 4-1 win over Ducks (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Ducks falter in the third period, lose to Minnesota Wild (Orange County Register)
Darcy Kuemper shaky in net as Capitals get blitzed by the Penguins (Washington Post)
Thatcher Demko gets mad but can't get even (Vancouver Province)
Ducks’ Adam Henrique misses game against the Wild (Orange County Register)
Mike Sullivan throws curveball, starts Casey DeSmith against Capitals (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Early-season success has Jets believing (Winnipeg Free Press)
Isles starting to cash in on power-play opportunities (New York Newsday)
With recent success, Maple Leafs 'getting closer to the game we want to sustain' (Toronto Sun)
Lightning switch up power-play units in search of a spark (Tampa Bay Times)
Gerard Gallant reunites 'Kid Line' at practice (New York Newsday)
Murray shining in Maple Leafs practice in return from injury, with start on Saturday a possibility (Toronto Sun)
Stars send goalie Matt Murray to AHL, signaling possible return of starter Jake Oettinger (Dallas Morning News)
Ryan Lindgren returning for Rangers after being sidelined by blindside hit (New York Post)
Red Wings eager to add Tyler Bertuzzi’s offense during upcoming trip (MLive.com)
Jonathan Toews, Max Domi helping Blackhawks lead NHL in faceoff percentage (Chicago Sun-Times)
Have the Sharks found the right forward to play with Meier and Hertl? (San Jose Mercury News)
Ruzicka aims to make most of opportunity as Flames’ first line fill-in (Calgary Sun)
The knuckles of Jets' Brenden Dillon helped set the tone against Stars (Winnipeg Sun)
Devils’ Alexander Holtz still gunning for regular lineup spot: ‘I want to get back in’ (NJ.com)
Gabe Vilardi is finding his game with Kings (Los Angeles Daily News)
Stars’ AHL experiment with defenseman Thomas Harley has started to pay off (Dallas Morning News)
Mavrik Bourque still part of Stars’ next wave of weapons, even with modest AHL numbers (Dallas Morning News)
Sharks enjoy time with Special Olympians, host 9-year-old cancer patient at practice (San Jose Mercury News)
The softer side of John Tortorella: Inside the fiery coach’s passion for helping animals in need (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Sauna culture humbles and bonds Avalanche in Finland: “Who runs away fastest” (Denver Post)