Hockey headlines for October 1, 2020

Thursday, October 1, 2020

Fans finally cheer champs in person at Lightning parade and party (Tampa Bay Times)
Henrik Lundqvist issues heartfelt Rangers farewell (New York Post)
Canadiens re-sign goaltender Michael McNiven to one-year, two-way deal (Montreal Gazette)
Oilers defenceman Oscar Klefbom may require surgery this offseason (Edmonton Journal)
Can the NHL take the lessons of the bubble and apply them to the 2020-21 regular season? (Toronto Star)
'It definitely sucked:' NHL players hated bubble life, despite growing closer as a team (Edmonton Sun)
Stanley Cup winner Mathieu Darche went 3 months without seeing family (Montreal Gazette)
Henrik Lundqvist’s Future Is Unknown After Rangers Buy Out His Contract (New York Times)
What’s next for Henrik Lundqvist? Potential NHL landing spots (New York Post)
NHL faces obstacles before making decision on 2020-21 season (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Plenty of work ahead for Bowman, Chicago Blackhawks (Chicago Daily Herald)
Will the Predators buy out Kyle Turris' contract? (The Tennessean)
As other trade discussions heat up, Blackhawks’ Corey Crawford situation remains most pressing (Chicago Sun-Times)
Winnipegger, two former Jets, reunite in Russia (Winnipeg Sun)
Saginaw Spirit’s Cole Perfetti brings skills Red Wings, NHL clubs covet (MLive.com)
Goal: Arizona Coyotes' visit to community center scores points with Latinos as team looks to expand fan base (Arizona Republic)
Furloughs, layoffs hit business side of Wings, Tigers (Detroit Free Press)
Checkout scanners, self-ordering kiosks part of new speed game at PPG Paints Arena (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)