Hockey headlines for April 21, 2020

Tuesday, April 21, 2020

Blue Jackets’ signing of Mikhail Grigorenko on hold after NHL rejects the deal (Columbus Dispatch)
Rangers’ Chris Kreider continues to heal in uncertain times (New York Post)
T.J. Oshie is having fun with his young family but can’t wait to start playing hockey again (Washington Post)
Ottawa Senators name Anthony LeBlanc as president of business operations (Ottawa Sun)
The 2011 Bruins are reuniting Tuesday to watch their Stanley Cup clincher (Boston Globe)
Gretzky: I ‘pull for’ Ovechkin to score goals, chase record (Washington Times)
Ryan Mantha's potential Oilers career never had a chance (Edmonton Journal)
Jarmo Kekalainen is Blue Jackets’ biggest supporter for playoff spot (Columbus Dispatch)
Jim Rutherford, Penguins continue to wait, make contingency plans (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Steve Yzerman has tough calls to make on Red Wings’ 12 restricted free agents (Detroit News)
Bruins coach Bruce Cassidy making the most of his down time (Boston Herald)
With NHL suspended, Rod Brind’Amour has time to reflect on Canes’ 2006 Stanley Cup run (Columbus Dispatch)
Bruce Cassidy: Age won’t necessarily hinder Bruins if NHL resumes (Boston Herald)
Troy Mann and his staff have sent their evaluation of the club's prospects to management (Ottawa Sun)
Harkins proved hard work can pay off (Winnipeg Free Press)
Chandler Stephenson in line for new contract with Golden Knights (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Sabres' No. 1 pick Dylan Cozens named Lethbridge's MVP (Buffalo News)
When there's no ice, what does a skating coach do? (Ottawa Citizen)
Blues (literally) have their brush with history in "Market Street Dream" painting (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
The Leafs might have to share popular anthem singer when the NHL returns (Toronto Star)