Hockey headlines for November 11, 2021

Thursday, November 11, 2021

Ducks GM Bob Murray resigns, will begin alcohol abuse treatment (Orange County Register)
Soup's on: Campbell shutout, special teams, lift Maple Leafs to 'textbook win' over Flyers (Toronto Sun)
Avalanche center Nathan MacKinnon to miss three weeks “give or take” with injury (Denver Post)
Travis Hamonic's vaccination status sends him back to Abbotsford (Vancouver Province)
Ottawa Senators opt to keep their distance to try to slow down COVID-19 outbreak (Ottawa Sun)
Ducks’ Ryan Getzlaf says now is the time to re-evaluate workplace culture (Orange County Register)
Blackhawks interim coach Derek King helping his players be players again (Chicago Sun-Times)
Sharks’ Boughner describes ‘crazy’ time after he tested positive for COVID-19 (San Jose Mercury News)
‘OK wow, they’re actually looking at me’: Flames’ Mangiapane on Canada’s long list for Beijing Olympics (Calgary Sun)
Fiala adds pizazz with flashy goal in Wild's 5-2 rout of Coyotes (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Tanner Jeannot, Ryan Johansen, Matt Duchene lead Predators past Dallas Stars (The Tennessean)
Gostisbehere records another multi-point game, but Coyotes fall to Minnesota Wild (Arizona Republic)
Stars miss first chance to capitalize on key stretch of the season in loss to Predators (Dallas Morning News)
William Nylander and Toronto Maple Leafs blow past Flyers, 3-0 (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Injured John Tavares sits out road date with Flyers (Toronto Star)
Former Coyotes defenseman Goligoski 'having a blast' with home state team Minnesota Wild (Arizona Republic)
No games, but Blue Jackets work to keep hot start going (Columbus Dispatch)
Rangers taking a defensive refresher course during practice sessions (New York Newsday)
Generating more shots a point of Rangers emphasis (New York Post)
Capitals’ once-graying roster gets youth infusion due to injuries (Washington Times)
Erik Cernak’s absence leaves hole on Lightning blue line (Tampa Bay Times)
Hurt not so good for Predators or Filip Forsberg, whose future with team remains uncertain (The Tennessean)
Brandon Hagel will miss about 2 weeks with a shoulder injury, but the Chicago Blackhawks are getting some of their forwards back (Chicago Tribune)
Schenn, Sundqvist not far away from return for Blues; Neighbours to juniors (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Penguins notes: Marcus Pettersson, Chad Ruhwedel return to practice after COVID spells (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Golden Knights forward recovers from COVID, works on conditioning (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
With Carey Price out, Canadiens' bright spotlight falls on Jake Allen (Montreal Gazette)
Penguins goaltender Tristan Jarry seeks improvement in shootouts (Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Brent Burns’ recent play reminiscent of SJ Sharks veteran’s Norris Trophy-caliber years (San Jose Mercury News)
Aleksander Barkov hit another Panthers milestone, but his focus is on bigger goals (Miami Herald)
Islanders’ Mathew Barzal eyes improvement as he’s set to reach milestone (New York Post)
Nicolas Roy seizes chance as Golden Knights’ first-line center (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Mark Pysyk provides stability to Sabres defense in pairing with Rasmus Dahlin (Buffalo News)
Pionk adds to offence, but puts defence first (Winnipeg Free Press)
Red Wings’ Vladislav Namestnikov producing after ‘weird year’ (MLive.com)
Canadiens bring up Ryan Poehling and Mattias Norlinder from Laval (Montreal Gazette)
Alex Ovechkin’s stick collection keeps growing, one landmark goal at a time (Washington Post)
A year and a half after Colby Cave’s death, Emily Cave carries on (Boston Globe)
For Penguins amateur scout Krissy Wendell-Pohl, breaking down barriers is nothing new (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)