Covid-19 has helped Lauren develop a new appreciation for the importance of in-person collaboration and meetings.

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Mar 17, 2021; New York, New York, USA; Handling coaching duties for the New York Rangers against the Philadelphia Flyers are Hartford Wolf Pack head coach Kris Knoblauch (seen here watching warm-ups) and Wolf Pack associate head coach Gord Murphy and Rangers associate general manager Chris Drury at Madison Square Garden. Due to the NHL COVID-10 protocol, the Rangers coaching staff were not available for tonight’s game. | POOL PHOTOS-USA TODAY Sports Meanwhile ESPN and Turner look for new broadcasting talent No drama, just hockey. After Tom Wilson smashed Pavel Buchnevich’s head into the ice and only got a $5,000 fine, things have been going badly in the NHL. On Tuesday night, Sidney Crosby did a similar act on Travis Konecny, and the New York Rangers released a strongly-worded statement calling out the league and George Parros at Player Safety. pic.twitter.com/M7tw4YOeDF— New York Rangers (@NYRangers) May 4, 2021 Last night, the Capitals and Rangers played again and the game didn’t exactly go smoothly. 141 minutes in penalties were handed out as the two teams fought six times. However, the main story from the game was TJ Oshie scoring a hat trick only days after his father passed away. Just days after the passing of his father, @TJOshie77 scores a hat trick.This one is for you, Coach. ?? pic.twitter.com/9edOS7Jql9— NHL (@NHL) May 6, 2021 Going back to the Rangers, yesterday it was reported that President John Davidson and GM Jeff Gorton were trying to distance themselves from the statement produced by owner John Dolan. As a result of that, they were fired. Former player Chris Drury was then promoted into both of their roles. Sources say that #NYR president John Davidson and GM Jeff Gorton scurried to distance themselves from the team statement that was issued on Tuesday night, telling other executives that they did not know it was in the works until after it was released.— Frank Seravalli (@frank_seravalli) May 5, 2021 Chris Drury will be President & GM of NYR— Elliotte Friedman (@FriedgeHNIC) May 5, 2021 Meanwhile, Mark Messier, also a former player, is also transparently angling himself for a job with the Rangers. He doesn’t have any NHL management experience, but since when has that stopped any former player. Mark Messier on the way the #NYR are currently built: "In my opinion, if you're going to win, you got to be able to win in the street and the alley. I particularly would not have built the team that didn't have answers in this regard." That's a statement.— Mollie Walker (@MollieeWalkerr) May 5, 2021 Asked by @RealMichaelKay if he could coach without any experience, Mark Messier said, "One thousand percent."“Hockey is what I do, it’s what I’ve done my whole life." Messier lobbying for any position with the #NYR today— Mollie Walker (@MollieeWalkerr) May 5, 2021 Lightning Links The Lightning beat the Dallas Stars last night 6-2. [Raw Charge] “Tampa Bay’s first seed hopes are still alive, but they’re hanging on by a thread. The Lightning needs to win out and hope Carolina doesn’t win more than one of their final three games. It’ll be close, especially with the final two games against another team looking to grab first place in the Florida Panthers. It’s going to be a dogfight to finish the season; the good thing is the Lightning are starting to look like the team that dominated their way to a Stanley Cup last summer.” Boris Katchouk earned Player of the Month for April. [Raw Charge] “On Monday, the AHL announced their April winners for Players of the Month. Syracuse Crunch winger Boris Katchouk was the top guy, alongside Manitoba’s Cole Perfetti, and Bakersfield’s Stuart Skinner. In 12 games, Katchouk scored seven goals, picked up 14 assists, for a total of 21 points. On the first line, he helped carry the Crunch to eight wins on the month, vaulting them into third place in the North Division.” This was a funny joke. True story: My 19 month old hit my five year old in the head and looked me straight in the eyes and said, “The NHL’s Department of Player Safety won’t do anything about it.”— Greg Linnelli (@GregLinnelli) May 5, 2021 With ESPN and TNT in need of hiring hockey personalities. It sounds like Eddie Olczyk is going to TNT as the top guy, while Ray Ferraro might be joining ESPN as their lead analyst. ESPN owns 30% of TSN so I’m sure there could be some arrangement to have him work in both countries (NHL and WJC?). Hearing that after talks w/Turner & ESPN, Eddie Olczyk has agreed to a 5-year deal to become Turner’s lead NHL analyst starting next season.Word is Olczyk will still have freedom to cover horse racing for NBC.Also hearing Ray Ferraro is in line to become ESPN's lead analyst.— Craig Morgan (@CraigSMorgan) May 6, 2021 Cute pup! Just checking in on my friends pic.twitter.com/HSFtko9PHu— Bolt ?? (@boltspup) May 5, 2021

Tampa area bankruptcy courts recorded three business filings - including one with total debt above $1 million - during the week that ended April 30, 2021. Year to date through April 30, 2021, the court recorded 31 Chapter 7 or Chapter 11 business bankruptcy filings, a -35 percent decrease from the same span the prior year. Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection typically provides for the liquidation of a business’ assets to satisfy creditor claims, while Chapter 11 protection enables a business to restructure…