Hockey headlines for October 4, 2020

Sunday, October 4, 2020

Robin Lehner gets $25 million deal from Golden Knights (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Penguins re-sign Tristan Jarry to 3-year contract (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Brian Elliott re-signs with Flyers on one-year deal, turns down chance to become free agent (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Max Domi among five players to get qualifying offers from Habs (Montreal Gazette)
Coyotes waive Grabner in move for salary cap space (Arizona Republic)
Gorton makes it clear: 'We're impressed' with Lafreniere (New York Newsday)
Nick Kypreos teams with old pal Doug MacLean for new NHL broadcast (Ottawa Sun)
Marc-Andre Fleury’s future with Golden Knights remains unclear (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Penguins likely won't extend qualifying offer to forward Dominik Simon (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
A look at how Chicago Blackhawks may address goalie dilemma this week (Chicago Daily Herald)
Penguins’ options will be limited with free agents (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
There will be a lot of options available to the Ottawa Senators with the No. 5 selection (Ottawa Sun)
Top-line center is main target of Wild in Tuesday's draft (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
The Maple Leafs can dream big at No. 15 in Tuesday’s NHL draft — as deep as the William Nylander crop of 2014 (Toronto Star)
Inside the Blackhawks’ pandemic scouting process and plan for the NHL Draft (Chicago Sun-Times)
Blue Jackets preparing for virtual NHL draft (Columbus Dispatch)
Edmonton Oilers prepared for multiple scenarios at NHL Entry Draft (Edmonton Sun)
Avalanche amateur scouting director has adapted to virtual world amid COVID-19 (Denver Post)
Jake Sanderson’s ascent to top NHL Draft prospect included several seasons in Calgary (Calgary Sun)
Bobby Nystrom gets his 'Islanders dynasty' stick returned (New York Newsday)
Gov. Steve Sisolak opens door for Las Vegas fans to return (Las Vegas Review-Journal)