Hockey headlines for November 16, 2021

Tuesday, November 16, 2021

Devils game on Tuesday postponed due to Ottawa Senators COVID outbreak (NorthJersey.com)
Lightning take down Islanders in first meeting since playoffs (Tampa Bay Times)
Chinakhov's first goal lifts Blue Jackets over Red Wings (Columbus Dispatch)
Ducks captain Ryan Getzlaf on verge of 1,000-point milestone (Orange County Register)
Golden Knights lose player to NHL’s COVID-19 protocols (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
The COVID-19 pause gives pause for thought about Senators roster decisions the rest of the way (Ottawa Citizen)
Islanders Finally See the End of the Road (New York Times)
In ex-Blackhawks video coach Brad Aldrich’s remote hometown, residents reckon with the misdeeds of a former local hero (Globe & Mail)
For Pens' Brian Burke, Pride Game is ‘personal’ (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
TNT’s Rick Tocchet on entering Flyers Hall of Fame and having fun with Wayne Gretzky (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Hockey Hall of Fame: Doug Wilson takes his place among the game’s legends (San Jose Mercury News)
Iginla officially enters Hockey Hall of Fame: ‘It’s been even better than I ever dreamed’ (Calgary Sun)
Lowe finally placed among Oilers' stars in Hall of Fame (Toronto Sun)
'He just put our team over the top': Former Blackhawk Marian Hossa inducted into Hall of Fame (Chicago Daily Herald)
Kevin Lowe and Ken Holland proud to be in Hockey Hall of Fame (Edmonton Sun)
Canucks ‘pay’ day on way? Calls for change consume hockey market (Vancouver Province)
GM Ron Francis says Kraken have ‘found a way to lose’ too often in disappointing start to season (Seattle Times)
Isles' power play continues to fizzle in loss to Lightning (New York Newsday)
'We just didn't play': Red Wings can't hold lead, lose to Blue Jackets (Detroit News)
Game 7 can linger for Isles, but it should be a motivator as well (New York Newsday)
Trotz cuts Wahlstrom's minutes over 'details' (New York Newsday)
Wild experiencing major power outage amid 10-4-0 start (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Jets rearguards no longer bring up rear of scoring stats (Winnipeg Free Press)
Rick Bowness hoping to build on Stars’ momentum with consistent line combinations (Dallas Morning News)
Sharks’ Boughner promises lineup changes, sends message to some veterans (San Jose Mercury News)
Andrew Brunette’s first major coaching decision could define next stretch for Panthers (Miami Herald)
Caleb Jones nearing return from fluky wrist injury as Blackhawks’ shuffle continues (Chicago Sun-Times)
Ryan Ellis injured again, now ‘week-to-week’ (Philadelphia Inquirer)
With UPL on the rise in Rochester, Tokarski has the net for now with Sabres (Buffalo News)
Draisaitl a versatile and dangerous weapon for Edmonton Oilers (Edmonton Sun)
Maple Leafs' Nylander wants to be great, a search for consistency in his game continues (Toronto Sun)
Goal gives Rangers' Lafreniere a confidence boost (New York Newsday)
Evgenii Dadonov scoring timely goals for Golden Knights (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Penguins forward Zach Aston-Reese still seeking 1st goal this season (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Bayreuther seizing latest NHL opportunity with Blue Jackets (Columbus Dispatch)
Nicolas Aube-Kubel steps in as similar-style forward J.T. Compher goes out for the Avalanche (Denver Post)
'Playing the game the right way': Pitlick finds success with Wild (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Blues call up prized prospect Perunovich, waive Clifford (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Coyotes make callups after Fischer, Jaskin placed on IR; Larsson in COVID protocol (Arizona Republic)
San Jose Barracuda forward injured by illegal check to the head in game (San Jose Mercury News)
After first pro shutout, Amerks' Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen named AHL Player of the Week (Buffalo News)
Jets' Scheifele to tee it up again at Manitoba Open in 2022 (Winnipeg Sun)
Flyers’ alumni game brings players together, some with compelling stories to share (Philadelphia Inquirer)