The National Hockey League says there have been zero positive coronavirus test results since 24 teams entered quarantined bubbles in Edmonton and Toronto.
The league announced it had administered more than 7,000 tests to players, coaches, staff and officials over the past week.
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Teams with 52-member travelling parties entered the bubbles July 26.
There were also zero positives the previous week when teams were still in their home cities for training camp.
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