NHL extends self-quarantine recommendation to April 15

The league had previously sent out a memo recommending self-quarantining until April 4.

The National Hockey League has extended its self-quarantine recommendation for players and staff until April 15.

The National Hockey League has extended its self-quarantine recommendation for players and staff until April 15.

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The National Hockey League has extended its self-quarantine recommendation for players and staff until April 15.

Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly confirmed the extension in an email to The Associated Press on Tuesday. The league had previously sent out a memo recommending self-quarantining until April 4.

So far, four NHL players — two each from the Ottawa Senators and Colorado Avalanche — have tested positive for COVID-19.

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