Here’s the headlines around the NHL for the weekend of Sept. 19-20:
Former NHL tough guy Todd Ewen has sadly passed away at the age of 49. [Mercury News]
@StLouisBlues Todd Ewen 1-punch KO of Bob Probert. 2 big dudes, now duking it out upstairs. R(umble) In Peace. https://t.co/FhN1Kg6fUj
— Mound City Sports (@moundcitysports) September 20, 2015
Reports suggest that DNA evidence could support Patrick Kane in ongoing case. [SI.com]
Three-on-three brings excitement, among other things, to NHL rosters. [USA Today] NHL goalies are preparing for the “nightmare” that is three-on-three hockey. [Puck Daddy]
Oscar Klefbom and the Oilers have reached a seven-year deal, according to reports. [The Score]
The Stars’ goalies are stealing the spotlight in camp. [Defending Big D]
Dan Bylsma is facing a difficult task coaching Patrick Kaleta. [Pro Hockey Talk]
Expect Josh Ho-Sang to rebound for the Islanders. [Today’s Slapshot]
The NHL has mandated all arenas use metal detectors; there was a glimpse of this over the weekend. [Sporting News]
Jacob Markstrom is on a mission to prove he belongs in the NHL. [The Record]
Alexander Khokhlachev has the same aspirations for the Bruins. [Stanley Cup of Chowder]
Keith Kinkaid, a former Union goalie, has endured a long road to the NHL. [Times Union]
I am a former NHL media member and reporter for the St. Louis Blues, working for various media outlets. Currently, I am an NHL News Writer and Editor for The Hockey Writers. I live in St. Louis and work as a freelance copywriter in numerous industries.
