Hockey headlines for January 2, 2021

Saturday, January 2, 2021

Reports: NHL planning two outdoor games at Lake Tahoe for 2021 season (USA Today)
Team Canada gaining strength but wary of giant-killing Czechs (Edmonton Journal)
Kasperi Kapanen dealing with immigration issues ahead of Penguins camp (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Former Sabres assistant GM Randy Sexton hired by Minnesota Wild (Buffalo News)
Upcoming NHL Season Will Have Flashes of Other Difficult Eras (New York Times)
Soul on Ice podcast gets to the heart of hockey, and much more besides (Globe & Mail)
The latest trend in the NHL? Future Hall of Famers earning the league minimum (Toronto Star)
The NHL wants more women in leadership. The Flyers’ Valerie Camillo is ahead of that game. (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Ducks like what they have seen from prospect Trevor Zegras at World Juniors (Orange County Register)
Exciting end to 2020 for Flames prospect Connor Zary (Calgary Sun)
Oilers training camp will be sprint when players hit ice Monday (Edmonton Sun)
Jets training camp roster promises intense competition leading into season (Winnipeg Sun)
Bob Boughner explains how he’ll likely utilize his goalies early in season (San Jose Mercury News)
Ralph Krueger's tournament experience valuable for Sabres during short camp (Buffalo News)
Ralph Krueger says 'all's under control' after injured Jack Eichel misses practice (Buffalo News)
Jittery Danny DeKeyser felt good to be back on ice with Red Wings (MLive.com)
Blackhawks’ Andrew Shaw, Zack Smith healthy for training camp (Chicago Sun-Times)
New Red Wing Ryan impressed by Larkin's leadership, competitiveness (Detroit News)
Former Kings forward hoping to stick with Jets (Winnipeg Free Press)
Rasmus Dahlin added strength in quest to earn bigger role with Sabres (Buffalo News)
The Ottawa Senators have been thrilled with what they've seen from Tim Stuetzle at juniors (Ottawa Sun)
Golden Knights release 40-player training camp roster (Las Vegas Review-Journal)