Hockey headlines for September 15, 2020

Tuesday, September 15, 2020

Stars defeat Golden Knights in OT, advance to Stanley Cup Final for first time in 20 years (Dallas Morning News)
Islanders could make major changes with season on the line (New York Post)
Lightning’s Steven Stamkos is skating but not yet ready to play (Tampa Bay Times)
Ward earns real chance to prove himself as Flames head coach after bringing stability to club (Calgary Herald)
Dean Blais, Jenny Potter among four named to U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Jerry York chosen for US Hockey Hall of Fame (Boston Globe)
The Lightning Lost Early Last Year. They Came Back Tougher. (New York Times)
Blue-line options there for Leafs GM Dubas, who will need to get creative to add D-men (Toronto Sun)
When the Stars needed a goal to make it to the Stanley Cup Final, it was none other than Denis Gurianov who answered the call (Dallas Morning News)
Zach Whitecloud defended by Golden Knights after OT penalty (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Stars’ leader Jamie Benn caps off impressive Western Conference Final with a momentum-changing goal (Dallas Morning News)
Was the Western Conference Final trophy presentation weird without fans? The Stars were too excited to notice (Dallas Morning News)
Islanders' top line, like others before it, no threat to Lightning so far (Tampa Bay Times)
Will Trotz make major changes for Isles' must-win Game 5? (New York Newsday)
Barry Trotz dismisses concerns about lack of Islanders practices (New York Post)
Alain Vigneault sees the Flyers' playoff run as a positive step toward a Stanley Cup (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Young Flyers and their prospects ‘ready for increased roles,’ says Alain Vigneault (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Gallagher says high expectations are demanded of Canadiens (Montreal Gazette)