Hockey headlines for April 22, 2020

Wednesday, April 22, 2020

Canadiens add KHL's Vasili Demchenko to backup goalie fray (Montreal Gazette)
Rangers' Kreider says foot has healed and feels good (New York Newsday)
Penguins defenseman John Marino tan, rested, ready for NHL to return (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
NJ Devils interview Gerard Gallant to get coaching search underway, report says (NorthJersey.com)
'Thank God I'm finished': Hawerchuk puts cancer treatments behind him (Winnipeg Sun)
2010-11 Bruins get together (virtually) to watch Stanley Cup clincher (Boston Globe)
Penguins’ Sidney Crosby offers condolences to victims of Nova Scotia shooting (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
In 1980, Islanders showed Bruins they had plenty of punch (New York Newsday)
Gretzky vs. Ovechkin should be fun on Xbox One (Edmonton Sun)
David Poile, Predators will keep close watch on NFL Draft in case NHL's is also held virtually (The Tennessean)
Blues were the right team at the right time for Scandella (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Luke Glendening: Red Wings 'want to finish,' but plenty of uncertainty remains with NHL season (Detroit News)
Charlie McAvoy discussed all things Bruins during video town hall meeting (Boston Herald)
Optimistic Jason Spezza sees the benefits for the Maple Leafs in their time off, and in a return (Toronto Star)
Copp hoping to stay sharp by staying active, watching film (Winnipeg Free Press)
Canadiens' Nick Suzuki hopes to build on, and continue, rookie season (Montreal Gazette)
Penguins focus on fatherhood with their season on hold (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Arizona Coyotes' original 'Kachina' voted as greatest logo in Valley sports history (Arizona Republic)
Replica of Bobby Orr statue is being raffled to benefit pandemic workers (Boston Globe)
Flyers center Kevin Hayes teams with South Philly’s Angelo’s Pizzeria to send lunch to COVID-19 hospital workers (Philadelphia Inquirer)