Hockey headlines for April 24, 2020

Friday, April 24, 2020

Blue Jackets sign Elvis Merzlikins to two-year contract extension (Columbus Dispatch)
NHL team planning May 15 workouts ahead of possible restart (New York Post)
NHL removes Winnipeg from list of re-start sites (Winnipeg Sun)
Bill Daly says returning to NHL cities makes the most sense if the league plays this summer (Ottawa Sun)
Court filings: 'Miracle on Ice' player Mark Pavelich no longer resisting mental health treatment (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Pelotons, Rollerblades and yoga: How NHL players are staying in shape without the ice (NorthJersey.com)
‘Rent-a-Goalie’ creator tells Gary Bettman that hockey can wait (Toronto Star)
Bruins president Cam Neely: ‘Everything is on the table now’ (Boston Globe)
Ryan Reaves, Alex Tuch to participate in NHL Gaming Challenge (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Alex DeBrincat will play in NHL video game tournament to raise money for coronavirus relief (Chicago Tribune)
Anthony Mantha, Madison Bowey to represent Red Wings in NHL Player Gaming Challenge (Detroit News)
'It's always been about winning to me,' Canadiens' Brendan Gallagher says (Montreal Gazette)
Maple Leafs' Freddy ready for any NHL re-start plan (Toronto Sun)
Pionk would love a shot at the title, if and when NHL fires back up (Winnipeg Sun)
Knights’ Ryan Reaves approves of Raiders’ first-round picks (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Edmonton Oilers' Gaetan Haas waiting out COVID-19 in Switzerland (Edmonton Journal)
Sabres goalie prospect Erik Portillo named to USHL All-Star Team (Buffalo News)
Lightning’s Alex Killorn announces 'Dock Talk’ T-shirt sale to help children in need (Tampa Bay Times)
Ducks convert part of their ice complex in Irvine to food bank (Los Angeles Times)
Penguins’ Matt Murray, Primanti Bros. to feed police (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)