Hockey headlines for November 21, 2021

Sunday, November 21, 2021

Islanders open UBS Arena with energy but still lose to Flames (New York Newsday)
Ilya Samsonov records second straight shutout, Alex Ovechkin scores twice as Capitals win (Washington Post)
Florida Panthers beat Wild, become 4th NHL team to win first 10 home games to start a season (Miami Herald)
Tristan Jarry gets 2nd consecutive shutout as Penguins beat Maple Leafs (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Isles' Pelech, Greene, Beauvillier placed in COVID protocol (New York Newsday)
Rangers' Zibanejad has false positive COVID test; he can play Sunday (New York Newsday)
Sharks’ Boughner on Evander Kane: “There are decisions that need to be made” (San Jose Mercury News)
Opening night at Islanders’ new arena was for those who made it happen (New York Post)
Islanders fans praise UBS Arena as their new home (New York Newsday)
Islanders fans get their cathartic moment (New York Post)
Hit at home, too: Ottawa Senators players weren't the only ones affected by COVID-19 (Ottawa Sun)
Mike Sullivan expects FSG sale will bring ‘resources and the leadership’ to Penguins organization (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Golden Knights end homestand with comeback win over Blue Jackets (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Oilers ride four-goal first period to win over Blackhawks (Edmonton Journal)
Bruins win third straight, down Flyers 5-2 (Boston Herald)
Clayton Keller strikes in overtime, Coyotes rally late for win over Red Wings (Arizona Republic)
Roope Hintz scores two shorthanded goals as Stars lean on special teams vs. Blues (Dallas Morning News)
Canadiens' offence busts out in 6-3 win over Predators (Montreal Gazette)
Kings come up short in firefight with Hurricanes (Los Angeles Daily News)
Montreal Canadiens dominate Nashville Predators 6-3, despite hat trick from Matt Duchene (The Tennessean)
Lightning blow third-period lead in loss to Devils (Tampa Bay Times)
Blue Jackets squander strong start in Las Vegas (Columbus Dispatch)
Flyers drop consecutive games for the first time this season with loss to Boston Bruins (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Sharks’ missed chances, injury lead to frustrating start to homestand (San Jose Mercury News)
Jared Spurgeon departs early as Wild falls to Florida 5-4 (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Early lead evaporates in the desert for Wings in 2-1 OT loss (Detroit Free Press)
Blues' loss to Dallas is nothing special as they give up two shorthanded goals in 4-1 loss (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Penguins march over Leafs for another win (Toronto Sun)
Chicago Blackhawks give up 4 goals in the 1st period en route to a 5-2 loss to Connor McDavid and the Edmonton Oilers, snapping a 4-game winning streak (Chicago Tribune)
‘You don’t just forget it and move on’: After six straight losses, Kraken find themselves at a crossroads moment (Seattle Times)
Caleb Jones hopes to haunt the Edmonton Oilers (Edmonton Sun)
Panthers’ Chase Priskie watches dream of playing in the NHL become reality for himself and other South Floridians (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
Longtime fan favorite Andrew Brunette now a Wild opponent (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Chicago Blackhawks great Duncan Keith, now with the Edmonton Oilers, is ‘excited’ to face his former team for the 1st time: ‘It’s going to be different for sure’ (Chicago Tribune)
Golden Knights’ top goal scorer rejoins team after injury (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Rangers’ Adam Fox drawing increased attention from opponents (New York Post)
Ryan Carpenter’s stability with Blackhawks traces to 2019 contract decision (Chicago Sun-Times)
Lucas Raymond has brought mature, complete game to Red Wings (Detroit News)
'He knows how to score goals': Blackhawks confident goal-starved Kubalik will find net soon (Chicago Daily Herald)
Ducks return rookie forward Mason McTavish to his junior team (Orange County Register)
Golden Knights excited about future of No. 1 draft pick (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
‘It’s time to shine’: Loob thrilled to see Kylington flourishing with Flames (Calgary Sun)
From mites to peewees, T.J. Oshie left a mark on Seattle hockey. Seattle hasn’t forgotten. (Washington Post)