The National Hockey League was forced to postpone the Carolina Hurricanes' game vs. the Minnesota Wild on Tuesday after four additional members of the team entered COVID-19 protocol. The postponement comes a day after the league said Calgary Flames' games through Dec. 16 would be rescheduled after six players and one staff member entered COVID-19 protocol in a 24-hour period. The NHL said in a statement that the decision to postpone the Hurricanes game was made following consultation by the medical groups of the NHL, NHLPA and the club. Tuesday's postponed Hurricanes game brings...