Hockey headlines for June 3, 2020

Wednesday, June 3, 2020

Jets captain: "It can't just be their fight" (Winnipeg Free Press)
Lightning’s Steven Stamkos: I will continue to educate myself on racism (Tampa Bay Times)
Ovechkin, other D.C. athletes discuss local protests following George Floyd’s death (Washington Times)
Silence not an option: Binnington, Flaherty among Blues, Cardinals to speak out against racial injustice (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Red Wings, several players post messages on racism, equality (Detroit Free Press)
Bruins issue statement in response to protests over death of George Floyd: ‘Black lives matter’ (Boston Globe)
Senators take small steps to address racism amid rioting in the United States (Ottawa Citizen)
Flyers GM Chuck Fletcher: Hard to talk about hockey during these turbulent times (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Groupe CH, parent company for the Canadiens, cuts more jobs (Montreal Gazette)
Family, safety, among hurdles for NHL to clear (Winnipeg Sun)
NHL hub city candidates: The pluses and minuses for each of the 10 potential sites (Los Angeles Times)
Gary Gelinas was here, there and everywhere as sports executive (Edmonton Journal)
'We have an opportunity': Wild coach Evason eager to resume play (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Pierre-Luc Dubois, Alexandre Texier share NHL journey (Columbus Dispatch)
If Blue Jackets face Maple Leafs, Jody Shelley smells an upset (Columbus Dispatch)
Moritz Seider’s pursuit of Red Wings’ job aided by long off-season (Detroit Free Press)
Sweden's Lucas Raymond flies under radar, similar to Steve Yzerman's draft season (Detroit News)
Calgary-raised defencemen knocking on NHL’s door after award-winning seasons (Calgary Sun)
Canes’ Svechnikov to donate masks, hand sanitizer to Boys & Girls Clubs (Raleigh News & Observer)
Ilitch employees producing 60,000 protective masks per day (Detroit News)