Hockey headlines for November 29, 2019

Friday, November 29, 2019

Repeated defensive miscues send reeling Habs to sixth consecutive loss (Montreal Gazette)
Ex-NHL player Akim Aliu: Flames coach Bill Peters' apology for alleged racist remarks 'insincere' (USA Today)
Flames are handling Peters saga ‘precisely the right way’: legal expert (Calgary Sun)
Dubnyk away from Wild because of wife's serious medical condition (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Marc-Andre Fleury shows no signs of aging on 35th birthday (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Golden Knights make major change to defensive-zone coverage (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
NHL-worst Red Wings can't score but insist they're not getting outworked (Detroit News)
Maurice, Jets find dialogue works best without the malicious intent (Winnipeg Sun)
Coach D.J. Smith looks at new combinations as Senators head on road (Ottawa Sun)
Leafs coach flips the switch on goalie rotation for back-to-back with Sabres (Toronto Star)
Flyers coach Alain Vigneault giving tough love to demoted winger James van Riemsdyk (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Sundqvist heads to injury list as Blues' injuries continue to pile up (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Oilers forward Nugent-Hopkins getting treatment on hand (Edmonton Sun)
Rangers itching for their veteran to return (New York Post)
Dynamic duo: Hawks thankful to have Lehner, Crawford going strong (Chicago Daily Herald)
Evgeni Malkin, Jake Guentzel thriving as linemates for Penguins (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Scratch that earlier usage, Spezza knows he can be asset for Maple Leafs (Toronto Sun)
Still a young rookie, Ilya Samsonov continues to adapt on and off the ice (Washington Post)
Home for the holidays: In first full season in Boston, Charlie Coyle feels at home (Boston Herald)
Ducks center Sam Steel learning big lessons while taking small strides (Orange County Register)
Brendan Gaunce, making Bruins debut, does his part in win at Ottawa (Boston Globe)
Blackhawks finally testing forward depth with Matthew Highmore, Anton Wedin call-ups (Chicago Sun-Times)
As NHL signing deadline nears, Julius Honka maintains positive outlook in Finland (Dallas Morning News)
Losing teeth can bite for players, but many elect to go without until playing days are over (The Tennessean)
Brendan Lemieux follows dad’s footsteps despite Claude’s early resistance (New York Post)