Hockey headlines for November 12, 2023

Sunday, November 12, 2023

Hat’s off: Tricks by Brayden Schenn and Pavel Buchnevich send Blues to 8-2 rout of Avs (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Canadiens end 10-game losing streak against Bruins with 3-2 OT win (Montreal Gazette)
Edmonton Oilers win. Repeat: Oilers win. This is not a drill. (Edmonton Sun)
Maple Leafs become weekend warriors in upset of Canucks (Toronto Sun)
Islanders hear 'Fire Lambert' chants as they fall to Capitals for fourth straight loss (New York Newsday)
Flames’ Zadorov addresses trade talk, understands teammates may be miffed (Calgary Sun)
Maple Leafs have ‘strong interest’ in Nikita Zadorov after Flames defenceman asks for trade: Report (Toronto Star)
Canucks have eyes on adding tall, physical Russian defenceman Nikita Zadorov (Vancouver Province)
He turned to drugs and alcohol after losing his NHL career. Now he’s helping others struggling get a second chance (Toronto Star)
Jaromir Jagr still resonates with the current Penguins (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Red Wings look to build on ‘excellent’ compete level with games in Stockholm (MLive.com)
Senators goalie Anton Forsberg goes home to where it all began (Ottawa Sun)
Lucas Raymond relishing Red Wings ‘special’ trip to Sweden (MLive.com)
After peer's death, two Blues wear neck protection for added 'layer of safety': Blues Extra (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Morgan Frost heats up with two goals as Flyers top Kings in Los Angeles (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Carolina Hurricanes shut out Tampa Bay, pick up road win in second game of back-to-back (Raleigh News & Observer)
Alex Ovechkin finds the net as Caps beat Islanders to sweep back-to-back (Washington Post)
Detroit Red Wings score first, chase away Columbus Blue Jackets, 5-4, at LCA (Detroit Free Press)
Tristan Jarry returns from injury as the Penguins shut out the Sabres (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Bruins drop OT decision in Montreal, 3-2 (Boston Herald)
Vancouver's energy sags as bounces finally go the wrong way (Vancouver Province)
Former teammates Walker, Petersen help Flyers beat Kings (Los Angeles Daily News)
Sabres shut out by Penguins as offense struggles without Alex Tuch (Buffalo News)
Jets left to rue special teams in 3-2 loss to Stars (Winnipeg Sun)
Kraken fall at home again as Edmonton’s Zach Hyman notches hat trick (Seattle Times)
Nashville Predators blow multiple leads in loss to Arizona Coyotes (The Tennessean)
Flames fall flat in road loss to Senators (Calgary Sun)
Islanders drop fourth straight with disappointing loss to banged-up Capitals: ‘It’s on us’ (New York Newsday)
Penguins' Drew O'Connor scores 1st goal of season, breathing sigh of relief (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Carter Hart returns in goal — finally — as Victor Mete makes his Flyers debut vs. the Los Angeles Kings (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Angry Cizikas to Isles fans chanting for Lambert's firing: 'Stay home' (New York Newsday)
John Garrett's old Vancouver gang is back together for one night only on HNIC (Vancouver Province)
Knights’ strong start sets them up for success, once again (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Rangers' team depth has allowed them to overcome injuries (New York Newsday)
Ample practice time helping Blackhawks adjust to three new injuries (Chicago Sun-Times)
Wild hope Spurgeon's return can help team get back on course (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Rangers could have Jonathan Quick back as Igor Shesterkin’s status remains murky (New York Post)
Avalanche forward Artturi Lehkonen out “weeks” after scary collision with end boards (Denver Post)
Devils’ Lindy Ruff on Alexander Holtz: ‘If you want to play more, don’t get scored against’ (NJ.com)
Artemi Panarin inching closer to Rangers history with season-opening tear: ‘Elite level’ (New York Post)
Anders Lee admits his slow Islanders start has been vexing: ‘Can be difficult’ (New York Newsday)
How Lightning’s Matt Tomkins beat the odds, made his way to NHL at 29 (Tampa Bay Times)
Penguins recall forward Vinnie Hinostroza from Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Sabres return prospect Matt Savoie to Wenatchee following brief NHL debut (Buffalo News)
Ken Hitchcock’s biggest disappointment of his Hall of Fame career came with the Flyers (Philadelphia Inquirer)