Hockey headlines for May 30, 2020

Saturday, May 30, 2020

Chicago Blackhawks sign Czech forward Matej Chalupa to a 2-year entry-level deal (Chicago Tribune)
Dylan Larkin ready to join Red Wings’ elite captains club (MLive.com)
Sabres coach Ralph Krueger: 'We can't feel sorry for ourselves' (Buffalo News)
Evander Kane calls on more high profile athletes to speak out; Sharks owner shows his support (San Jose Mercury News)
NHL Awards Offer Closure to Disrupted Season (New York Times)
Boschman blessed with talent, good character (Winnipeg Free Press)
David Pastrnak a true gem for Bruins (Boston Herald)
Blues' Armstrong has a plan for small-group workouts and training camp (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Capitals GM on NHL’s return to play: ‘Answers aren’t always completely there’ (Washington Post)
For now, the Chicago Blackhawks can look forward to the NHL playoffs. After that, they have pivotal roster decisions to make. (Chicago Tribune)
Quinn offers perspective to discussion of 'fairness' in NHL's return proposal (New York Newsday)
Trotz wonders how lack of traveling will affect players (New York Newsday)
Jean-Gabriel Pageau excited to have 'that chance' in the playoffs with the Islanders (Ottawa Citizen)
Ceci back on the ice, looking forward to playoffs with Maple Leafs (Ottawa Citizen)
Blackhawks’ defensive outlook cloudy with Ian Mitchell, Calvin de Haan’s statuses uncertain (Chicago Sun-Times)
Capitals discussing 2019 first-rounder McMichael for playoff roster (Washington Times)
Will the Sharks give Bob Boughner a second chance? (San Jose Mercury News)
Kings agreed with NHL plan to resume play, even though it ended their season (Los Angeles Times)
Wild prospect Gerry Mayhew named AHL’s most valuable player (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Capitals prepare to open MedStar Iceplex when NHL allows training to restart (Washington Times)
No sellouts, mandatory masks: Delaware North is studying how fans can return to TD Garden safely (Boston Globe)