Hockey headlines for September 23, 2020

Wednesday, September 23, 2020

Sharks name Bob Boughner coach — now comes the hard part for Doug Wilson (San Jose Mercury News)
Report: Penguins prepared to give Chris Tanev five-year deal (Vancouver Province)
New Arizona Coyotes GM Armstrong promises culture change in opening remarks (Arizona Republic)
Ledecky expects Isles to be a free-agent destination (New York Newsday)
In These Stanley Cup Finals, One Coach Can’t Lose (New York Times)
The Schenn brothers are dreaming of a Stanley Cup double date (Toronto Star)
Boughner, Wilson explain how they plan to bring Sharks back to contention (San Jose Mercury News)
Arizona Coyotes new GM Bill Armstrong must teach ownership how an NHL team should operate (Arizona Republic)
Bill Armstrong getting down to business as GM in Arizona (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Tampa has always had flash but they're greasier now (Edmonton Journal)
Keeping pucks out of own net the key to playoff success (Winnipeg Free Press)
In Stars’ Game 2 loss, Lightning took advantage of one of Anton Khudobin’s biggest strengths (Dallas Morning News)
Lightning’s Nikita Kucherov not letting Stars take him off his game (Tampa Bay Times)
Don’t overlook the quiet consistency of Ryan McDonagh (Tampa Bay Times)
Has Anton Khudobin’s Stanley Cup run pushed him out of Stars' free-agent range? An NHL analyst weighs in (Dallas Morning News)
How the Penguins altered their scouting during the COVID-19 pandemic (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Canadiens prospect Cole Caufield might continue his career in Sweden (Montreal Gazette)
Blues send Kostin to Russian team until NHL resumes (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Why the Kings are lending some of their top prospects to European clubs (Los Angeles Times)
NHL pioneer goalie Manon Rheaume inspires female hockey players in Metro Detroit (Detroit News)