Hockey headlines for April 14, 2020

Tuesday, April 14, 2020

NHL keeping all options open for resuming season, Gary Bettman says (Globe & Mail)
Kings’ Drew Doughty thinks it will be ‘pretty tough’ for NHL to finish the season (Los Angeles Times)
Ottawa Senators ink prospect Jonathan Aspirot to entry-level contract (Ottawa Citizen)
Blackhawks sign Ian Mitchell to a 3-year entry-level contract (Chicago Tribune)
COVID-19: Canucks asking staff to take 20 per cent pay cut (Vancouver Province)
Isles' ill-fated Barclays Center tenure had big silver lining (New York Post)
Are Penguins primed for another changing of the guard at goalie? (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Flames prospect Glenn Gawdin pays tribute to junior teammate Colby Cave: 'I wanted to be respected just like I respected him' (Calgary Sun)
Connor McDavid reflects back on Edmonton Oilers' big draft lottery win five years ago (Edmonton Sun)
NHL’s quarantine video calls provide rare, refreshing glimpses into stars’ personalities (Chicago Sun-Times)
Predators forward Matt Duchene talks being a dad, quarantine, NHL scenarios, more (The Tennessean)
Scheifele misses the game, Byfuglien (Winnipeg Free Press)
Bruins’ Brandon Carlo leans on faith during pandemic (Boston Herald)
Measuring Rasmus Dahlin's production before his 20th birthday (Buffalo News)
Ducks players, families, pledge meals for staff at UCI Medical Center (Orange County Register)
Predators to distribute $2.7 million to help tornado, COVID-19 relief efforts (The Tennessean)
Senators Foundation helping raise cash to protect front-line workers (Ottawa Citizen)