COVID-19 continues to run rampant in the NHL as several teams deal with outbreaks. As cases continue to rise, more postponements could be on the horizon. Here's the current list of players in protocol and postponements.
Brad Marchand , Craig Smith , Patrice Bergeron Elias Lindholm , Andrew Mangiapane , Brad Richardson , Adam Ruzicka , Chris Tanev , Nikita Zadorov , Milan Lucic , Sean Monahan , Noah Hanifin , Rasmus Andersson , Byron
Froese , Johnny Gaudreau , Erik Gudbranson , Trevor Lewis , Jacob Markstrom , Tyler Pitlick , Darryl Sutter , Kirk Muller , Ryan Huska Sebastian Aho , Seth Jarvis , Jordan Staal , Andrei Svechnikov , Ian Cole , Steven Lorentz
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