The NHL significantly pushed back its timeline of when it can potentially resume playing by several weeks, if not a month or more, as a result of the new coronavirus pandemic. The league and NHL Players' Association told players Monday they can go home – even outside of North America – and must self-isolate through March 27 while the season is on hold. The NHL said ''depending on world developments,'' consideration will be given to reopening facilities after the self-quarantine period ends in late March but practices for the 31 teams would not happen late April – at the earliest.
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