Hockey headlines for November 22, 2021

Monday, November 22, 2021

Kraken take down Capitals to end six-game losing streak (Seattle Times)
Marc-André Fleury makes 40 saves in the Chicago Blackhawks’ 1st shutout of the season, a 1-0 victory over the Vancouver Canucks (Chicago Tribune)
Ryan Lindgren's goal with four-tenths of a second left lifts Rangers (New York Newsday)
Woll a Wall: Newbie leads Maple Leafs past Isles with first NHL shutout (Toronto Sun)
Nathan MacKinnon resumes skating as he enters his third week on the Avalanche injured list (Denver Post)
Lightning’s Brayden Point out indefinitely with upper-body injury (Tampa Bay Times)
The Ottawa Senators will be in lockdown as they head to Colorado and California (Ottawa Sun)
Evander Kane has been skating at Sharks Ice away from the team, source says (San Jose Mercury News)
Even with long trip, UBS Arena opening came down to the wire (New York Newsday)
Flames stay hot on the road, blank Bruins (Calgary Herald)
Lightning blow another third-period lead but beat Wild in shootout (Tampa Bay Times)
Islanders shut out by Leafs as slump continues (New York Newsday)
Kane isn't able, but nothing to show for glut of shots (Vancouver Province)
Wild again erases late deficit, earns a point with shootout loss at Tampa Bay (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Flames’ Daniel Vladar, ex-Bruins backup, shuts out former team, 4-0 (Boston Herald)
Kings stumble against Coyotes, lose fourth straight game (Los Angeles Daily News)
Coyotes overtime winners again after Capobianco goal; Vejmelka earns first NHL win (Arizona Republic)
Georgiev starts in goal for Rangers, then gets pulled (New York Newsday)
Given opportunity to play, Benn makes an impact for Wild (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Struggling Islanders booed off ice after being shut out by Maple Leafs (New York Post)
Bellows tests positive for COVID, but Beauvillier back after false positive (New York Newsday)
Flames backup Vladar ‘so fortunate’ to learn from Rask and now Markstrom (Calgary Sun)
This Ranger was a healthy scratch – again (New York Post)
Losing streak takes a mental toll on Kraken (Seattle Times)
The Calgary Flames knew goalie Dan Vladar had a lot of potential. He proved them right on Sunday (Boston Globe)
Islanders fans might not love John Tavares anymore, but he’s still glad they have a snazzy new home (Toronto Star)
Golden Knights’ injuries, COVID absences don’t slow them down (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Blues getting chances, but inability to finish them is proving costly (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Red Wings losing points due to inability to close out games (MLive.com)
Penalty killers are killing the Jets (Winnipeg Free Press)
Penguins forward Kasperi Kapanen still seeking consistency (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Copp sees chance to impress Oly coach (Winnipeg Free Press)
With Sidney Crosby back, Jake Guentzel has rediscovered his scoring touch (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Ducks forward Rickard Rakell poised to rejoin lineup after injury layoff (Orange County Register)
Oilers veteran defenceman Duncan Keith enjoyed Philip Broberg's first NHL game (Edmonton Journal)
Wild prospect Matt Boldy makes dominant return to minors (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Canadiens send Cayden Primeau back down to AHL's Laval Rocket (Montreal Gazette)
Avalanche longtime emergency practice goalie is a 52-year-old grandfather (Denver Post)