Hockey headlines for March 15, 2020

Sunday, March 15, 2020

Bruins players contribute to GoFundMe supporting TD Garden workers (Boston Herald)
Jets ownership doubles down on decision not to pay casual, part-time staffers (Winnipeg Sun)
Lakers, Clippers, Kings and Staples Center provide millions in aid for arena workers (Los Angeles Times)
Bulls and Blackhawks will pay United Center employees — approximately 1,200 people — through the remainder of the scheduled season after coronavirus shutdowns (Chicago Inquirer)
Kroenke Sports and Entertainment pledges to pay arena workers for next 30 days (Denver Post)
PSE to compensate arena employees if games are canceled (Buffalo News)
Ducks’, Kings’ skating facilities closed to public because of coronavirus pandemic (Orange County Register)
NHL could be out weeks or months, according to Calgary health expert (Calgary Herald)
Looking back at halted hockey (Toronto Sun)
Potential formats for NHL season, playoffs after various lengths of coronavirus delay (Chicago Sun-Times)
Idle Wild staying prepared for whatever resumption of season brings (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
NHL, Flyers still on hold, though players’ association chief says practices could return soon (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Layoff may help Blue Jackets get some injured regulars back (Columbus Dispatch)
Coronavirus break could push K’Andre Miller’s Rangers debut to next season (New York Post)
Coronavirus fallout will be costly for Twin Cities sports franchises, related businesses (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Break in the action a big loss for workers in sports and entertainment arena (Tampa Bay Times)