Hockey headlines for October 22, 2020

Thursday, October 22, 2020

Capitals bring back defenseman Jonas Siegenthaler on a one-year deal (Washington Post)
Bruins sign Zach Senyshyn to one-year deal (Boston Herald)
Blackhawks’ old core — Jonathan Toews, Patrick Kane, Duncan Keith — will stay with team during rebuild (Chicago Sun-Times)
Capitals add Kevin McCarthy to the bench, keep rest of staff intact (Washington Post)
Hockey Day Minnesota in Mankato postponed because of COVID-19 (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
How becoming a father led Canucks captain Bo Horvat to join a mental-health initiative (Globe & Mail)
Allure of Steve Yzerman, improving Wings organization attracts free agents (Detroit News)
Florida Panthers have been quiet since first day of free agency. Here’s where they stand (Miami Herald)
Marc-Andre Fleury relieved, glad Golden Knights didn’t trade him (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Cody Eakin, Tobias Rieder aim to help fix Sabres' penalty-killing woes (Buffalo News)
Penguins defensive prospect Cam Lee loaned to HC Slovan Bratislava in Slovakia (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Young European Jets get ice time overseas (Winnipeg Free Press)
Lightning’s Steven Stamkos wishes Rays luck on MLB Tonight (Tampa Bay Times)
Flying Frenchman Bozon made history with Blues (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Ex-Canadien Ciccone targets QMJHL with bill to ban fights in youth sports (Montreal Gazette)
Ex-Flames forward Kris Versteeg both anxious, excited for Battle of the Blades (Calgary Sun)
After long wait for fans to return, Aramark alerts state it furloughed more than 1,200 employees at PPG Paints Arena, PNC Park (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Golden Knights might have ‘retro’ jersey on the way (Las Vegas Review-Journal)