Hockey headlines for November 28, 2021

Sunday, November 28, 2021

NHL postpones at least two Isles games due to COVID-19 outbreak (New York Newsday)
Kings end losing streak; Lemieux accused of biting Ottawa’s Tkachuk (Los Angeles Daily News)
Florida Panthers’ perfect home record comes to an end with loss to Seattle Kraken (Miami Herald)
Jets end five-game slide with gutsy win over red-hot Flames (Winnipeg Sun)
Rangers' Panarin fined $5G for throwing glove at Marchand (New York Newsday)
Hurricanes’ Andrei Svechnikov fined by NHL for kneeing Flyers’ Scott Laughton (Raleigh News & Observer)
Scott Mellanby resigns as assistant GM of Canadiens (Montreal Gazette)
No time like the present for change? (Vancouver Province)
Jonathan Toews — mired in a 20-game goal-scoring drought — took a rare day off from practice Saturday. Is the Chicago Blackhawks center’s workload affecting his offense? (Chicago Tribune)
Wild star Kirill Kaprizov proving to be more than a goal-scorer (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Koskinen steals show for Oilers in victory over Golden Knights (Edmonton Sun)
Bo Byram’s return sparks Avalanche in victory over Nashville Predators (Denver Post)
Former Panther Chris Driedger steals one in net for the Kraken, who end Florida’s home win streak (Seattle Times)
Canadiens turn tables on Penguins with convincing 6-3 win (Montreal Gazette)
Blues show plenty of pep as they end grueling run with 6-3 win (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Wings blow lead, then win it quick on OT, 3-2 over Buffalo (Detroit Free Press)
Braden Holtby leads Stars’ impressive ‘mental win’ over Coyotes to close out back-to-back (Dallas Morning News)
Jake Allen outduels Casey DeSmith as Canadiens snap Penguins’ win streak (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Knights unable to gain ground in division race, lose to Oilers (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Blue Jackets overwhelmed by Blues in St. Louis (Columbus Dispatch)
Mikko Rantanen's hat trick does trick for Colorado Avalanche against Nashville Predators (The Tennessean)
Ladd returns, Boyd scores again, but Coyotes can't find enough offense in loss to Stars (Arizona Republic)
Penguins forward Bryan Rust remains sidelined due to injury (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Red Wings say ‘juice’ from crowd fueling home start (MLive.com)
Rangers not comfortable despite fast start: ‘Things change overnight’ (New York Post)
The Vancouver Canucks are firing blanks, but that's small comfort (Vancouver Province)
Interim coach Derek King’s message getting through to Blackhawks (Chicago Sun-Times)
Flyers' injuries 'snowballing,' particularly at center (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Capitals’ Lars Eller ‘close’ to playing after missing six games because of the coronavirus (Washington Post)
Anthony Cirelli’s consistency more important to Lightning than ever (Tampa Bay Times)
Ducks rookie Jamie Drysdale finding comfort zone on and off the ice (Orange County Register)
Experienced Coleman smiling with Flames (Calgary Herald)