Hockey headlines for May 20, 2020

Wednesday, May 20, 2020

Mikkel Boedker signs two-year deal with Lugano in Swiss league starting next season (Ottawa Sun)
Aliu takes aim at NHL and lack of inclusivity; Duchene puts health, integrity for return above all else (Toronto Sun)
Wild interested in St. Paul being NHL 'hub city' when games restart (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Nashville wants to host games if NHL resumes season in centralized locations (The Tennessean)
Hockey plays given the OK to practice at Minto Arena (Ottawa Citizen)
The Carolina Hurricanes are close to a deal to remain at PNC Arena through 2029 (Raleigh News & Observer)
Henderson council approves controversial minor league hockey arena (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
New 3-on-3 hockey league, '3ICE,' set to debut in 2021 with star-studded group of coaches (USA Today)
Washington, D.C. has become one of the winningest sports cities. No, really. (Washington Times)
With no sports, oh my, what are the broadcasters talking about? (Tampa Bay Times)
If NHL season resumes, should players have the option of not playing? “This is serious stuff,” Brian Engblom says (Denver Post)
Stars owner Tom Gaglardi calls NHL potentially returning without fans ‘a bit of a horrifying thought’ (Dallas Morning News)
Weber trying his best to keep Preds informed during NHL pause (The Tennessean)
Canadiens netminding prospect Primeau named to AHL all-rookie team (Montreal Gazette)
Flames prospect Dustin Wolf wins WHL's Del Wilson Trophy, takes aim at career shutout record (Calgary Sun)
Providence Bruins center Jack Studnicka wants in with the Black Aces (Boston Herald)
Sabres prospect Tage Thompson 'feeling good' while rehabbing from surgery (Buffalo News)
Golden Knights make fans wait for name, logo of new AHL team (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Golden Knights’ Alex Tuch draws friend in NHL gaming challenge (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Penguins’ foundation receives award from FBI for opioid charity work (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)