Hockey headlines for November 17, 2021

Wednesday, November 17, 2021

Ducks celebrate Ryan Getzlaf’s 1,000th point with 8th straight win (Orange County Register)
Isles end 13-game road trip with lopsided loss to Panthers (New York Newsday)
Kreider scores his 12th, Rangers beat Canadiens for fourth in row (New York Newsday)
Wings lose 5-2 to Stars, Larkin removed due to COVID protocol (Detroit News)
Rangers' Blais out for season with knee injury (New York Newsday)
The Leafs will give forward Kyle Clifford another shot (Toronto Star)
Golden Knights lose another player to NHL’s COVID protocols (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Former Maple Leafs captain Dion Phaneuf announces retirement (Toronto Star)
Fenway Sports Group is close to acquiring the Pittsburgh Penguins (Boston Globe)
Former Penguins minor league coach Clark Donatelli charged with sexual assault (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Sharks get back to team identity, earn scrappy win over Minnesota Wild (San Jose Mercury News)
‘We were great.’ Leafs build on home-ice advantage by blanking Predators (Toronto Star)
Barrett Hayton scores winner, Scott Wedgewood strong in goal as Coyotes win in St. Louis (Arizona Republic)
Defeating Detroit was an important baby step on Stars’ path back to respectability (Dallas Morning News)
Working overtime: Kevin Hayes, Cam Atkinson lead Flyers to 2-1 win over Flames (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Jets drill Oilers in biggest test of season (Winnipeg Sun)
Scoring struggles continue as Penguins fall to Sabres, their eighth loss in 10 games (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Aleksander Barkov to be ‘reevaluated’ after injury scare in Panthers’ rout of Islanders (Miami Herald)
Koskinen gets the hook as Oilers fall 5-3 to Winnipeg (Edmonton Journal)
Blues spoil Perunovich's debut with 3-2 loss to lowly Coyotes (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Golden Knights collapse in 3rd period, fall to Hurricanes (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
'We didn't have enough': Wild falls flat in 4-1 home loss to San Jose (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Maple Leafs flex power-play muscle in win against Nashville Predators (The Tennessean)
Despite solid effort from Cayden Primeau, Canadiens lose in New York (Montreal Gazette)
Ducks’ new shut-up-and-play attitude serves them well (Orange County Register)
Enforcer Ryan Reaves gets ovation after first fight as a Ranger (New York Post)
Bailey, Pulock out of Isles' lineup vs. Panthers (New York Newsday)
Sharks’ Simek will be scratched vs. Wild, but other defensemen are on notice (San Jose Mercury News)
‘Coolest feeling ever’: Stars goalie Jake Oettinger reacts to playing in front of a packed AAC (Dallas Morning News)
Wild prospect Matt Boldy back on his skates after broken ankle (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Lars Eller saw problems in his game. It didn’t take long for him to fix them. (Washington Post)
Great expectations: Left wing Jason Robertson plans on becoming key contributor for Stars (Dallas Morning News)
Goodrow has been welcome addition for Rangers as injuries mount (New York Newsday)
Two-of-a-kind players, Paul Holmgren, Rick Tocchet go into Flyers’ Hall of Fame (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Staples Center to be renamed Crypto.com Arena (Los Angeles Daily News)