Hockey headlines for May 21, 2020

Thursday, May 21, 2020

Deputy commissioner Bill Daly says there's a lot of moving parts involving lottery and draft (Ottawa Sun)
Hockey Hall of Fame forced to go digital with its voting process for 2020 inductees (Toronto Star)
Amerks sign Victor Olofsson's brother to one-year AHL deal (Buffalo News)
Edmonton Oilers believe they're leading contenders in NHL hub city bid (Edmonton Sun)
Sabres file suit on behalf of strength coach for immigration status (Buffalo News)
Knights’ empathy questioned after season ticket deferrals end (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
If the NBA picks Disney, does the NHL zero in on Las Vegas? (Tampa Bay Times)
Trottier one of eight coaches in new 3-on-3 hockey league (New York Newsday)
Ex-Blue Zombo is St. Louis' other championship winning hockey coach (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Why ex-Devils star Taylor Hall is ‘comfortable taking risk’ to rejoin Coyotes after coronavirus stoppage (NJ.com)
Leafs' Barrie keeping hockey future in perspective as NHL pause during pandemic continues (Toronto Sun)
As Flyers winger James van Riemsdyk eyes NHL return, he’s enjoying fatherhood (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Penguins forward Brandon Tanev's new hobby isn't as puzzling as it seems (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Predators forward Austin Watson doing plenty of playing with NHL season on pause (The Tennessean)
Leafs' Barrie doesn't think NHL integrity is on the line with tournament-style finish (Toronto Sun)
Canadiens prospect Cayden Primeau is learning from ups and downs (Montreal Gazette)
Senators' top prospects Josh Norris, Drake Batherson and Alex Formenton score AHL honours (Ottawa Sun)
Jack Studnicka is the Bruins’ ace in a hole (Boston Globe)
Providence Bruins right wing Paul Carey still chasing his NHL dream (Boston Herald)
Wild players donate Fortnite winnings to charity (St. Paul Pioneer Press)