Hockey headlines for June 11, 2020

Thursday, June 11, 2020

Molson to stay at Canadiens' helm, won't hire president of hockey ops (Montreal Gazette)
Boychuk says he's nearly fully recovered from left eye injury (New York Newsday)
Florida Panthers reopen practice facility as part of ‘Phase 2’ in NHL restart plan (Miami Herald)
‘The boys are back’ as Patrice Bergeron and Brad Marchand return to the ice for a morning skate (Boston Globe)
Capitals to begin small-group workouts Thursday (Washington Times)
Edmonton Oilers contemplate holding U.S.-based training camp (Edmonton Journal)
COVID-19: Horgan gives OK to NHL teams coming to Vancouver for group quarantine (Vancouver Province)
Dominik Hasek lashes out at Trump's tweet on Buffalo protester Martin Gugino (Buffalo News)
Evander Kane, new hockey alliance turn to Colin Kaepernick to fight racism (San Jose Mercury News)
Detroit Red Wings, the 1998 Stanley Cup and Vladdie: 'Wasn't a dry eye on the team' (Detroit Free Press)
St. Marseille made beautiful music with original Blues (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
Calgary's Matt Dumba joins Hockey Diversity Alliance (Calgary Herald)
Penguins winger Jake Guentzel, a Minnesota native, ‘ashamed that racism still exists’ (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Pacioretty, Stone skate Wednesday during Golden Knights workout (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
NJ Devils' Cory Schneider and Travis Zajac plan to join voluntary team workouts (NorthJersey.com)
Jake Guentzel back on the ice as Penguins begin Phase 2 (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
As Masterton nominee, Curtis Lazar wants to be part of Sabres' future (Buffalo News)
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins defenseman John Nyberg signs with Swedish team (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)