Hockey headlines for June 30, 2022

Thursday, June 30, 2022

Kings acquire forward Kevin Fiala from Minnesota (Los Angeles Daily News)
Avalanche celebrates Stanley Cup title at Coors Field before Rockies game (Denver Post)
Stars sign defenseman Joseph Cecconi to one-year, two-way extension (Dallas Morning News)
After big year in Rochester, West Seneca's Sean Malone re-signs with Sabres for 2022-23 season (Buffalo News)
Former Sharks players believed to be among finalists for GM job, report says (San Jose Mercury News)
Jim Pappin, who scored last Maple Leafs' Cup winner, dead at 82 (Toronto Sun)
Tim Hortons suspending World Juniors sponsorship over Hockey Canada’s response to sexual assault allegations (Globe & Mail)
Colorado Avalanche’s Stanley Cup parade and rally expected to draw more than 200,000 fans (Denver Post)
The future is now. The pieces are in place. The Avalanche will again be Stanley Cup-or-bust next season (Denver Post)
Avalanche to embark on global Stanley Cup Trophy celebration summer tour: “It’s hopefully a day they never forget” (Denver Post)
Stanley Cup takes wrong turn, ends up at Gabriel Landeskog’s neighbor’s house (Denver Post)
Richardson ready for challenge of leading Blackhawks in new era (Chicago Daily Herald)
Two new names emerge in Bruins’ search for a head coach (Boston Globe)
‘Disappointed’ by NC sports gambling vote, Waddell says Canes in ‘good shape’ with goalies (Raleigh News & Observer)
Flyers GM Chuck Fletcher talks draft, free agency and provides key injury updates (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Where Sabres are scheduled to pick in 2022 NHL Draft (Buffalo News)
Penguins pick at No. 21 in 1st round as NHL finalizes selection order for entry draft (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Red Wings have choices with No. 8 pick as draft approaches (Detroit News)
The Ottawa Senators are heading to Belleville to host a pre-season Battle of Ontario (Ottawa Sun)
Hamburg's Quentin Musty one of four Jr. Sabres alums named to USA Hlinka Gretzky Cup team (Buffalo News)
PNC Arena to take on more modern look, feel with planned renovations. Here’s the latest (Raleigh News & Observer)
Arizona Coyotes aim to bring more LGBTQ+ adults to hockey with learn-to-play programs (Arizona Republic)