Hockey headlines for December 4, 2020

Friday, December 4, 2020

Kings, Ducks exploring possibility of outdoor games in Carson (Orange County Register)
Bruins are exploring the idea of playing at Fenway Park in the upcoming season (Boston Globe)
Stars interested in hosting another outdoor game in upcoming NHL season (Dallas Morning News)
Prized Wild prospect Kirill Kaprizov is in town, could be skating by next week (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Jon Cooper on Stanley Cup: ‘It’s like walking in with Mick Jagger’ (Tampa Bay Times)
‘No one wants to cancel the season.’ NHL talks resume, but angry players discuss starting as late as Feb. 1 (Toronto Star)
Flyers’ James van Riemsdyk says owners should honor agreement; NHL season may hang in the balance (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Brayden Point entered the Lou Marsh Trophy conversation by taking control in the Stanley Cup playoff spotlight (Toronto Star)
Team Canada hopeful Brett Brochu has big goalie talent in small frame (Edmonton Sun)
Even as NHL stalemate continues, Blues prepare for coming season (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Wild players back skating at TRIA Rink, even with no NHL start in place (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
Blue Jackets' Domi eager to play for Tortorella (Columbus Dispatch)
How Dylan Cozens used the terrain around Whitehorse to prep for Sabres camp (Buffalo News)
Sabres prospect Linus Weissbach named college hockey player of the month (Buffalo News)
Red Wings prospects pack Sweden’s World Junior preliminary roster (MLive.com)
When will the Wolfpack, Hurricanes play games again in PNC Arena? (Raleigh News & Observer)