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NHL Morning Papers (Monday Edition): Coyotes bid includes games in Canada, Ovechkin not happy that Fedorov and Kozlov left and Wings may still add forward via free agency

The bid for the Phoenix Coyotes from Ice Edge Holdings includes a plan to play regular season and possibly playoff games in either Saskatoon or Halifax.
Corey Wolfe of the Saskatoon Star-Phoenix has an interesting interview with NHL referee Brad Meier.
In Dallas, Stars owner Tom Hicks has refinanced his debt.
Look for the Red Wings to add an offensive forward prior to the start of training camp, writes George Sipple of the Detroit Free Press.
Even Bob Gainey does not know what to expect from the new-look Montreal Canadiens, writes Stu Cowan.
Nashville GM David Poile is very confident and excited about the upside of his organization’s young forward prospects.
If you are into gossip, here are the details from Jason Spezza’s wedding.
Lightning defenseman Matt Smaby has signed a two-year deal with Tampa Bay, therefore avoiding arbitration.
In sad news, former Hockey Night in Canada contributor Al Stewart passed away over the weekend.
“My attitude toward their departure is negative,” said Alexander Ovechkin about Sergei Fedorov and Viktor Kozlov returning home to play in the KHL next season.