Hockey headlines for July 16, 2019

Tuesday, July 16, 2019

Avalanche signs recently acquired forward Andre Burakovsky to one-year deal (Denver Post)
Kings sign Tobias Bjornfot to entry-level contract (Los Angeles Daily News)
Sabres sign No. 1 pick Dylan Cozens to three-year, entry-level deal (Buffalo News)
Jets sign first-round draft pick Heinola to entry-level contract (Winnipeg Sun)
Senators sign first-rounder Lassi Thomson to three-year deal (Ottawa Sun)
Isles, first-rounder Holmstrom agree to contract (New York Newsday)
Canes sign Clark Bishop to one-year contract (Raleigh News & Observer)
Michael Amadio, three others signed by Kings (Los Angeles Daily News)
Sonny Milano agrees to two-way contract with Blue Jackets eight days after arrest (Columbus Dispatch)
Former Kings defenseman Slava Voynov signs with Russian club (Los Angeles Times)
Maple Leafs' William Nylander hopes switch to 88 brings luck (Toronto Sun)
Ducks hire Kevin Dineen to replace Dallas Eakins as AHL coach in San Diego (Orange County Register)
Former Stars captain Brenden Morrow returns to team in front office role: 'In my heart, I was always a Dallas Star' (Dallas Morning News)
The Blackhawks’ prospects are looking up with Adam Boqvist and Kirby Dach as part of their future (Chicago Tribune)
Nylander hoping to make most of opportunity with Chicago Blackhawks (Chicago Daily Herald)
Canadiens' Carey Price won't have to babysit Keith Kinkaid as backup (Montreal Gazette)
Dennis Cholowski aims to ‘be more responsible,’ earn Red Wings’ trust (Detroit News)
Defenseman Ian Mitchell plans to return to college but won’t spurn the Blackhawks: ‘Loyalty is very important to me’ (Chicago Tribune)