Hockey headlines for March 17, 2020

Tuesday, March 17, 2020

NHL tells players they can go home and should self-isolate until end of March (Los Angeles Times)
Arizona Coyotes defenseman Aaron Ness tests negative for coronavirus (Arizona Republic)
Rangers sign Miller, one of 3 2018 first-round picks (New York Newsday)
Coronavirus: Blue Jackets will aid hourly game-day workers (Columbus Dispatch)
Senators will support part-time arena staff during NHL stoppage (Ottawa Citizen)
Private funeral service held for former Canadien Henri Richard (Montreal Gazette)
NHL commissioner not sure if the season will resume due to coronavirus (Denver Post)
What CDC recommendations mean for the potential of an NHL comeback (South Jersey Courier-Post)
With players returning home, re-start of NHL season gets more difficult (Detroit News)
Oilers European players allowed to return home during COVID-19 pause (Edmonton Sun)
When might the Panthers be back on the ice? The NHL is targeting mid-May — for now (Miami Herald)
Amid changing NHL guidelines, Bruins’ dream season hangs in balance (Boston Herald)
Coronavirus is a 'learning process' for Isles' Lamoriello (New York Newsday)
Wild GM Guerin: 'We just want everybody to take care of themselves' (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Jonathan Huberdeau, Mike Hoffman and Sandy Alcantara make donations for COVID-19 relief (Miami Herald)
Tom Wilson sends message to Capitals fans while NHL self-quarantine continues (Washington Times)
Zdeno Chara to Bruins fans: ‘Stay safe, disciplined, and clean’ amid coronavirus outbreak (Boston Globe)
Jets' Wheeler: Stay home (Winnipeg Sun)
Development is on hold with hockey’s minor leagues pausing or cancelling seasons because of coronavirus (Toronto Star)
Lightning will close facilities, delay season ticket payments (Tampa Bay Times)
Little Caesars Arena disinfected; no Detroit Red Wings players have reported coronavirus symptoms (Detroit Free Press)
Irish eyes smile on Maple Leafs (Toronto Sun)