Hockey headlines for April 23, 2020

Thursday, April 23, 2020

Gary Bettman says the NHL is leaning against games in non-league cities (Los Angeles Times)
NHL considering July re-start in cities with controlled COVID-19 situations (Vancouver Province)
Golden Knights sign Nicolas Roy to extension (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins re-sign forward Chase Berger (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Alain Nasreddine campaigns for Devils to remove interim tag: ‘I learned a lot, I’m ready!’ (NJ.com)
MSG chairman James Dolan has recovered from COVID-19 (New York Newsday)
Flyers reflect on epic '87 Cup final with Edmonton Oilers (Edmonton Sun)
'Nothing is perfect': NHL wants general managers to consider June draft, Daly says (Ottawa Sun)
NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly says he remains 'optimistic' league will play this summer (Ottawa Sun)
Panthers president shares details of possible NHL restart. Neutral sites, limited or no fans (Miami Herald)
Blackhawks may conclude rest of regular season in Minnesota this summer, per reports (Chicago Sun-Times)
Golden Knights’ Game 7 loss to Sharks still stings a year later (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Dean Evason, staff have Wild ready to re-start season when NHL decides its safe (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Bruins winger Jake DeBrusk anxious to resume play in a friendly environment (Boston Herald)
Arizona Coyotes' Alex Goligoski has been mountain biking during NHL season pause (Arizona Republic)
Passion, optimism drive Leafs' Spezza during NHL pause (Toronto Sun)
John Marino stacks up well compared to top rookie defensemen in Penguins history (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Leading by example: MNA, ex-NHLer Ciccone on front line helping seniors (Montreal Gazette)
Who is that mask man? Jordan Binnington (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Detroit Red Wings' Jimmy Howard buys N95 masks for Detroit Medical Center (Detroit Free Press)
Jeff and Penny Vinik nearing $2 million in COVID-19 relief efforts (Tampa Bay Times)