Hockey headlines for March 19, 2020

Thursday, March 19, 2020

Sabres sign college free agent Brandon Biro to entry-level contract (Buffalo News)
Bruins sign free agent Nick Wolff (Boston Herald)
Dallas Stars forward Alexander Radulov tests negative for novel coronavirus (Dallas Morning News)
No Kings or Ducks players have reported or shown symptoms of coronavirus, the teams say (Los Angeles Times)
No increased coronavirus risk for Blues, NHL says, as result of Anaheim game (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Avalanche might have been exposed to coronavirus in San Jose (San Jose Mercury News)
Knicks, Rangers haven’t been tested for coronavirus (New York Post)
Legends employee who recently worked at Pepsi Center tests positive for coronavirus (San Jose Mercury News)
Penguins' Jim Rutherford, David Morehouse taking pay cuts during COVID-19 pandemic (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
NHL exec says playing full 82-game season in 2020-2021 is paramount (San Jose Mercury News)
Mike Sullivan on the NHL suspending play and how the Penguins are staying 'ready' (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Jeff Blashill's projects are at home, not on ice, as Red Wings, NHL wait out coronavirus (Detroit News)
What does NHL stoppage mean for interim Wild coach Dean Evason? (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Leafs' farm team rocked by COVID-19 closure (Toronto Sun)
Golden Knights prospect Jack Dugan named Hobey Baker finalist (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Red Wings prospects keep grinding during coronavirus crisis: Go find a hill (Detroit Free Press)
Back on home soil: Winnipeg's Dawes rushes family out of Russia (Winnipeg Sun)
Sidney Crosby’s hockey school canceled (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
TD Garden employees frustrated with lack of communication (Boston Herald)