Hockey headlines for April 11, 2020

Saturday, April 11, 2020

Kings re-sign defenseman Kurtis MacDermid to two-year contract (Los Angeles Times)
Blackhawks prospect Michal Teply signs first NHL contract (Chicago Sun-Times)
Artemi Panarin ‘kidding’ about Rangers exit if NHL cuts pay over coronavirus (New York Post)
Arizona Coyotes will furlough half of their staff through June 30 (Arizona Republic)
Tom Webster, former Kings coach and standout WHA player, dies at 71 (Los Angeles Times)
Communities feel the loss as NHL shutdown kills a ritual of spring (Globe & Mail)
After a month without sports, what’s next for Minnesota’s pro teams? (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Bruins voice Jack Edwards not optimistic NHL will be able to finish season (Boston Globe)
Flames mourn death of longtime scout Tom Webster (Calgary Sun)
Bruins GM Don Sweeney addresses Torey Krug, state of the game (Boston Herald)
'I just want to play again': Red Wings' Danny DeKeyser on the way back after lost season (Detroit News)
Bruins defenseman Kevan Miller suffered setback in injury rehabilitation (Boston Globe)
Positive news on injured Flyers, except status quo on center Nolan Patrick (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Berube in the early days: Tales of Tocchet, being a "fat bleep!" and (yes) Alabama (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Barzal focused on resuming season, not contract negotiations (New York Newsday)
Wild's Suter continues 'emotional roller coaster' (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Jets' Connor rues lost season, says 'sky was the limit' (Winnipeg Sun)
Barzal finds other outlets to make up for lack of competition (New York Newsday)
Penguins' Brandon Tanev looks back on Frozen Four-clinching goal five years later (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Lightning’s Anthony Cirelli uses time at home to learn to cook (Tampa Bay Times)