Per ESPN: The National Hockey League and its players reached a tentative deal on Friday to hold a 56-game season in 2021 beginning Jan. 13, pending the approval of each side’s executive board and Canadian health officials. Deputy commissioner Bill Daly confirmed the sides have an agreement, pending the approval of various executive boards. The NHLPA’s executive committee convened late Friday night and sources told ESPN’s Emily Kaplan the players viewed the proposed plan positively, though they still need to officially vote. The NHL’s board of governors has a call scheduled for Sunday. Approval from health officials in the five Canadian provinces that have teams is still needed before the…

Via Forbes 1. New York Rangers • Value: $1.65 billion • 1-Year Change: 0% • Owner: Madison Square Garden Sports • Operating Income: $87 million 2. Toronto Maple Leafs • Value: $1.5 billion • 1-Year Change: 0% • Owner: Bell Canada, Rogers Communications, Larry Tanenbaum • Operating Income: $56.3 million 3. Montreal Canadiens • Value: $1.34 billion • 1-Year Change: 0% • Owner: Molson Family • Operating Income: $86.5 million 4. Chicago Blackhawks • Value: $1.085 billion • 1-Year Change: 0% • Owner: Rocky Wirtz • Operating Income: $45.3 million 5. Boston Bruins • Value: $1 billion • 1-Year Change: 0% • Owner: Jeremy Jacobs • Operating Income: $26.8 million 6. Los Angeles Kings • Value: $825 million • 1-Year Change: -3% • Owner: Philip Anschutz • Operating Income: $45.3 million 7. Philadelphia Flyers…