Here are today’s news and links:

Around the NHL:

• Larry Brooks relays word that the league could hold some sort of training camp beginning on May 15th (NY Post)
• Vincent Mercogliano chatted with Nils Lundkvist about his future with the organization (LoHud)
• Andrew Gross hears that four cities are under consideration as central spots should the season resume (Newsday)
• Dylan Spilko details Alexandar Georgiev’s meteoric rise to the NHL (The Hockey Writers)
• Jim Bay examines the challenges the Rangers would face if the season resumes over the summer (Empire Sports Media)
• Frank Curto sees that MSG Networks will honor Wayne Gretzky with vintage moments today (Elite Sports NY)
• Scott Esposito tells the tale of the 1991-92 Blueshirts squad (Blue Line Station)/

Around the NHL:

• Elliotte Friedman previews how the Entry Draft could work if the season doesn’t resume (Sportsnet)
• Brad Treliving is intrigued by the possibility of the league’s centralized city concept (TSN)
• Sean Leahy reports that Canada and the United States will be in the same group at the 2022 Olympics (NBC Sports)/