Hockey headlines for May 7, 2020

Thursday, May 7, 2020

Caps’ Brendan Leipsic apologizes for ‘inappropriate’ leaked messages; NHL hints at punishment (Washington Post)
Ducks sign Christian Djoos, Jani Hakanpaa to contract extensions (Orange County Register)
Devils will donate 10,000 tickets to health care workers fighting coronavirus pandemic (NorthJersey.com)
Coyotes say they provided money to Gila River Arena to pay hourly staff. But they've not been paid (Arizona Republic)
On May 10, 1970, the Bruins were ready to realize a dream. Bobby Orr made it come true (Boston Globe)
Trailblazer Bobby Orr changed the game — and Bruins’ fortunes (Boston Herald)
Bobby Orr reflects on the Bruins’ 1970 championship — and a misbehaving cat (Boston Globe)
One year later, the power of "Gloria" still resonates (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Former goalie Greg Gardner looks back on becoming the first official Blue Jacket (Columbus Dispatch)
Alexis Lafrenière ignites Detroit Red Wings' rebuild with No. 1 pick: Tankathon 3.0 (Detroit Free Press)
Rob Blake: Kings will ‘find positives’ in otherwise meaningless games if season resumes (Los Angeles Times)
Abdelkader eager for season reboot personally, and for Red Wings (Detroit News)
Blue Jackets’ Nathan Gerbe developed his work ethic at an early age (Columbus Dispatch)
Brian Dumoulin’s development makes him one of Penguins’ top homegrown talents (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
LI's Rob O'Gara hoping to keep hockey career going (New York Newsday)
AJHL grad Dylan Holloway will be ready, raring for NHL Draft … whenever it is (Calgary Sun)
Ex-Penguins forward Martin Straka named Czech Republic assistant coach (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Wild players lip sync their way through quarantine (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Gritty will relieve boredom with fire-truck parade for Flyers fans in Delaware County (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Sabres' Jack Eichel has 250 bouquets delivered to Roswell Park for National Nurses Day (Buffalo News)