NHL Morning Papers (Saturday Abbreviated Edition): Halak unhappy, Gagner could be moving on up and Sakic still planning to return this season

I’m not able to post the entire papers this morning, so I am just linking the most interesting articles from Saturday morning papers:

• The must-read Red Fisher notebook.
• Carey Price started for the Habs last night and Jaroslav Halak wasn’t happy about it.
• Blake Wheeler has been struggling for a while now in Boston, writes Fluto Shinzawa.
• Wayne Gretzky talks about the old Buffalo Aud.
• Is Sam Gagner going to replace Shawn Horcoff as the Oilers’ number one center?
• The Hurricanes have a lot of confidence after Erik Cole’s return to Raleigh last night.
• For whatever reason, when Curtis McElhinney is net, the Flames defensive game turns into a joke.
• Joe Sakic still plans to comeback to the Avalanche lineup this season.
• Brendan Morrison made his long awaited return to Anahiem last night.
• The Wings fans are obviously sad about the Colleen Howe passing.
• The Wild will ride its new long-term netminder Niklas Backstrom down the stretch.
• Mark Everson has a great article about just how good Martin Brodeur has been in his career.
• Larry Brooks wants to know what the Rangers are getting in Nikolai Antropov.
• Daniel Briere’s injury isn’t as bad as the Flyers originally thought.
• Speaking of injuries, the Flyers/Sharks trade for Kyle McLaren has been called off because McLaren failed his physical.
• Here’s what Don Maloney had to say about the trades he made.
• Evgeni Malkin deserves the headlines that Alex Ovechkin and Sidney Crosby always garner.
• What’s wrong with San Jose?