Hockey headlines for April 4, 2020

Saturday, April 4, 2020

Rangers Prospect K’Andre Miller Faces Racial Abuse in a Team Video Chat (New York Times)
Canadiens, forward Laurent Dauphin agree to one-year, two-way contract (Montreal Gazette)
City says no home games before June 30 for Stamps, Flames (Calgary Sun)
Hurricanes to ‘make whole’ salaries of full-time employees during coronavirus crisis (Raleigh News & Observer)
True North to help idled employees: E-mail (Winnipeg Sun)
NHL schedule now truly on borrowed time (Toronto Sun)
Just four players wearing Jets jerseys in October 2011 are still with the team (Winnipeg Free Press)
Trotz, Lamoriello praise Gov. Cuomo's leadership amid pandemic (New York Newsday)
'Character test': Red Wings would have reached end of miserable season on Saturday (Detroit News)
Islanders’ Johnny Boychuk left unrecognizable by scary skate gash (New York Post)
Zach Parise on Wild's playoff push: 'We liked the direction we were going' (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Flames superstar Gaudreau piling firewood during NHL pause (Calgary Sun)
Oilers' Klefbom returns home as Sweden gambles on COVID-19 (Edmonton Sun)
Off the ice, former Gopher Blake Wheeler is Mr. Mom during pandemic (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
When it comes to Blues prospect Perunovich, good things come in small packages (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Indoor home rink keeps Plymouth-bound Marek Hejduk on ice during pandemic (Detroit News)
Sabres' prospects preparing in case Amerks' season resumes (Buffalo News)
Hockey just ends in ‘scary’ Belarus for brother of Flyers prospect (South Jersey Courier-Post)
Penguins’ Bryan Rust, Zach Aston-Reese, Marcus Pettersson buy 500 pizzas for needy (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Vegas Golden Knights Foundation donates to Nevada COVID-19 aid (Las Vegas Review-Journal)