Hockey headlines for September 18, 2021

Saturday, September 18, 2021

Leafs captain John Tavares returns with no restrictions and no excuses (Toronto Star)
Next year's NHL Draft will be held in Montreal (Montreal Gazette)
Perunovich shows his stuff in long-awaited return to game action (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Penguins CEO/president David Morehouse undergoes heart procedure (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Blues will require proof of vaccination or negative COVID test by fans at Enterprise (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
McCarthy 'excited' to prove himself as Blue Jackets assistant (Columbus Dispatch)
Heinola looks bigger this season and he has bigger plans than last year (Winnipeg Free Press)
Jets' Dubois, Svechnikov reunited after stellar junior career together (Winnipeg Sun)
Lightning veterans take the ice ahead of training camp (Tampa Bay Times)
Oilers cupboard is stocked with young goaltenders in system (Edmonton Journal)
Rangers goalie Wall hoping for a new normal season (New York Newsday)
Flames goalie prospect Wolf excited about return to Edmonton ... and for good reason (Calgary Sun)
Canucks' top prospect Vasily Podkolzin puts best foot forward right off the hop (Vancouver Province)
‘He’s a goal scorer’: Flyers forward Tyson Foerster shines on Day 2 of rookie camp (Philadelphia Inquirer)
‘Clock’s starting to tick’ for Golden Knights prospect Jack Dugan (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Cameron MacDonald making strong impression at Lightning prospect camp (Tampa Bay Times)
Big brother helps Canadiens prospect Kaiden Guhle navigate road to NHL (Montreal Gazette)
Lucas Raymond, Jonatan Berggren bring much-needed skill to Red Wings organization (MLive.com)
Blue Jackets' Chinakhov impressive in prospects tournament (Columbus Dispatch)
Ducks open rookie tournament by dominating Sharks (Orange County Register)
McKenna shines in Maple Leafs prospects win; Gusev invited to Leafs camp on a PTO (Toronto Sun)
Ben McCartney, Dylan Guenther lead Coyotes prospects to win over Vegas youngsters (Arizona Republic)
For retired Wild prospect Hunter Warner, boxing dream is family affair (St. Paul Pioneer Press)