Hockey headlines for October 21, 2020

Wednesday, October 21, 2020

Bruins re-sign forward Karson Kuhlman to a two-year deal (Boston Globe)
Ilya Mikheyev signs two-year deal with Leafs, avoids arbitration hearing (Toronto Star)
Canadiens sign first-round pick Kaiden Guhle to entry-level deal (Montreal Gazette)
San Jose Sharks, other NHL non-playoff teams, likely to have longer training camps (San Jose Mercury News)
Blackhawks’ letter to fans details rebuilding plans, begins new era of open communication (Chicago Sun-Times)
Canadians at disadvantage for World Junior Championship in Edmonton (Edmonton Journal)
New hockey doc puts spotlight on Stanley Cup-winning 'Ukes' (Toronto Sun)
After Joe Thornton’s departure, questions linger about Sharks roster (San Jose Mercury News)
Why can’t the Lightning trade Tyler Johnson? (Tampa Bay Times)
NHL arbitration process has evolved, and Jim Rutherford's experience is proof (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Pittsburgh’s Brandon Saad, Avalanche’s new forward, was born into a Stanley Cup environment (Denver Post)
Flames’ newbie Nordstrom has fond memories, good friends at Saddledome (Calgary Sun)
Blue Jackets tap Russian pipeline for talent (Columbus Dispatch)
How working on a sheep farm helped turn the Flyers’ first-round draft pick into a top NHL prospect (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Younger Draper eager to follow in dad's footsteps with Red Wings (Detroit News)
Flames legend Jarome Iginla lends star power to Hockey Canada Foundation Assist Fund (Calgary Sun)
Gila River arena opens as voting center next week (Arizona Republic)