Hockey headlines for September 20, 2021

Monday, September 20, 2021

Golden Knights sign newly acquired center to two-year deal (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Hard bargaining, but no ill will as Yamamoto returns to Edmonton Oilers (Edmonton Sun)
Lightning’s Victor Hedman celebrates day with Stanley Cup in Sweden (Tampa Bay Times)
Brian Dumoulin remains the standard on the left side of the Penguins' blue line (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Prospects take things up a notch at Jets minicamp (Winnipeg Sun)
They come in all sizes at Leafs camp (Toronto Sun)
Moose head coach Morrison likes what he sees in Jets minicamp (Winnipeg Free Press)
Swedish goalie must play the waiting game (Winnipeg Free Press)
Which rookie defensemen could make his Golden Knights debut? (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Filip Hallander is ‘here to take a spot’ after Pens reacquire the young power forward (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Red Wings’ high-end prospect Lucas Raymond making smooth transition (MLive.com)
Canucks: This is definitely a leap year on Jett Woo's progress calendar (Vancouver Province)
Flames prospect Johannes Kinnvall shooting to join Swedish contingent at Saddledome (Calgary Sun)
Tower Grove Park had a new Neighbours in August (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
First-round pick Dylan Guenther scores again for Coyotes in second rookie prospects game (Arizona Republic)
Flyers fall in chippy rookie exhibition against New York Rangers (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Red Wings lose 7-3 to Columbus to conclude prospects tournament (Detroit News)
Lukas Reichel begins Blackhawks career, but Hawks prospects lose twice to Wild (Chicago Sun-Times)
Wings' McIsaac OK after losing consciousness from scary hit (Detroit Free Press)
Ducks’ Trevor Zegras ‘fine’ after slash on leg in loss to Avalanche (Orange County Register)
Swedish forward Simon Ryfors makes strong first impression with Lightning (Tampa Bay Times)