Hockey headlines for May 15, 2020

Friday, May 15, 2020

Penguins' Dominik Simon sidelined after April shoulder surgery (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Luc Robitaille: Kings eager to finish season, but NHL might go straight to playoffs (Los Angeles Times)
Dallas Stars announce another round of furloughs for staff employees through July 3 (Dallas Morning News)
Lightning offer ticket refunds for postponed games (Tampa Bay Times)
Jets offer ticket holders refunds for remaining home games (Winnipeg Sun)
Doug McKay got into one NHL game, but it was a memorable one (Toronto Sun)
Flames GM Treliving senses momentum in NHL's return-to-action plan (Calgary Sun)
Marner ponders impact of coronavirus on NHL, Leafs re-sign Brooks to two-year pact (Toronto Sun)
Sharks’ Couture weighs pros, cons of returning this season (San Jose Mercury News)
Nick Foligno checks in on mental well-being of Blue Jackets teammates (Columbus Dispatch)
Setback for Bruins’ Kevan Miller requires another surgery (Boston Herald)
Matt Dumba, Wild were gaining momentum before pandemic interrupted NHL season (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Predators' Ryan Ellis goes from defenseman to handyman during quarantine (The Tennessean)
In the middle with Canadiens' Max Domi (Montreal Gazette)
Red Wings goaltending a concern now and into future (MLive.com)
Alex Formenton has made strides on the road to the NHL (Ottawa Sun)
Oilers top forward prospect Tyler Benson is ready for bigger things (Edmonton Journal)
Moose goalie Eric Comrie reflects on strangest season of his life (Winnipeg Sun)
AHL star Morgan Frost headed for Flyers permanently soon. Maybe even this season. (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Flames prospect Pelletier scores QMJHL’s most sportsmanlike award (Calgary Sun)