Hockey headlines for September 29, 2020

Tuesday, September 29, 2020

Lightning beat Stars to win the Stanley Cup (Tampa Bay Times)
After years together, Lightning’s Stamkos and Hedman are Stanley Cup champions (Tampa Bay Times)
Golden Knights trade Brandon Pirri (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Flyers sign Robert Hagg to two-year deal worth $3.2M (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Detroit Red Wings sign Dominic Turgeon to contract extension (MLive.com)
Canadiens, forward Jake Lucchini agree to one-year, two-way contract (Montreal Gazette)
Flames re-sign minor-league forward Justin Kirkland to one-year deal (Calgary Sun)
Chris Stewart, whose 11-year NHL career ended this season, joins the Flyers front office (Philadelphia Inquirer)
John Tavares. Victor Hedman. The 2009 NHL draft was a win-win, but did they get the order right? (Toronto Star)
Lights finally go out for the Stars after Cup finals loss (Edmonton Journal)
‘I still have the passion to coach’: After Stars’ Stanley Cup Final loss, Rick Bowness offers clue about his future (Dallas Morning News)
Injury-riddled Stars, down 5 players in Stanley Cup Final defeat, finish two wins short of last conquering moment (Dallas Morning News)
Joe Pavelski and Ondrej Palat both dropped deep in NHL Entry Draft (Edmonton Journal)
Oakville's Maroon repeats as Stanley Cup champion (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Stars reflect on the grind, the fun, and the togetherness of their time in the NHL bubble (Dallas Morning News)
Stars won’t miss the NHL bubble life one bit as they look forward to a return to normalcy (Dallas Morning News)
Stanley Cup boat parade, fan rally to be held Wednesday in Tampa (Tampa Bay Times)
Lightning fans relish a Stanley Cup victory inside and outside Amalie Arena (Tampa Bay Times)
Next two weeks in the life of GM Dubas could set the course for Leafs' future (Toronto Sun)
With Maple Leafs core set, prospects will try to skate way into meaningful jobs (Toronto Sun)
A look at the options if the Ottawa Senators decide they need to go get a goalie (Ottawa Sun)
He’s been with the Carolina Hurricanes’ franchise since 1972. Now he plans to retire. (Raleigh News & Observer)