Hockey headlines for November 6, 2023

Monday, November 6, 2023

Sam Carrick, Ducks rally past Golden Knights for 6th straight win (Orange County Register)
No Jack Hughes, no problem! Devils squeak by Blackhawks 4-2 (NJ.com)
Flames forward Andrew Mangiapane suspended one game (Calgary Sun)
Another lawsuit against Chicago Blackhawks: Ex-player, ‘Black Aces’ teammate of Kyle Beach alleges 2010 sexual assault by former video coach (Chicago Inquirer)
Blackhawks’ defensemen unable to break goal-scoring hex in loss to Devils (Chicago Sun-Times)
Big win caps ‘good week,’ demonstrating Red Wings’ growth, maturity (MLive.com)
Islanders must improve ability to hold leads (New York Newsday)
Edmonton Oilers talking a good game but are lost in translation on ice (Edmonton Sun)
Devils give vague Jack Hughes injury timeline (NJ.com)
Rangers may be facing longer Igor Shesterkin injury absence than anticipated (New York Post)
Wild’s Jared Spurgeon inching closer to return (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
McCabe's pending return offers relief for battered Maple Leafs defence (Toronto Sun)
Erik Karlsson has been pretty good, but he's still looking to find 'another level' with Penguins (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Chris Kreider moves up to fourth on Rangers’ all-time scoring list (New York Post)
Jets leading scorer is … Appleton? (Winnipeg Free Press)
Carolina Hurricanes quiet man Dmitry Orlov looks to to turn up the noise on the season (Raleigh News & Observer)
Penguins defenseman Ryan Shea takes nothing for granted (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Matthew Knies lands on the top line in the latest Maple Leafs shuffle (Toronto Star)
Sharangovich looking more comfortable next to Kadri and Zary (Calgary Sun)
Capitals’ Connor McMichael is back at center and gaining confidence (Washington Post)
Viva Ville! Fans want to see Heinola get a shot (Winnipeg Free Press)
Lightning assign rookie to Syracuse, setting up Tyler Motte’s return (Tampa Bay Times)
Flyers recall defenseman Victor Mete from the Phantoms (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Rangers send three players back to Hartford, then bring them back (New York Newsday)