NHL Morning Papers (Saturday Edition): NHLPA concerned about insurance issues, another group after Coyotes and John McDonough isn’t very popular in Chicago

Free Agents

• The Thrashers signed three minor league players on Friday.
• If Jiri Hudler returns to the Red Wings, Jamie Samuelsen of the Detroit Free Press says fans should welcome him back with open arms.
• The Kings signed Jack Johnson to a reasonable two-year deal on Friday.

Development Camps

• New Jersey prospect Mattias Tedenby, who has been terrific all week, scored four goals in a scrimmage on Friday.
• Patrick Wey hasn’t looked out of place at the Capitals’ development camp, writes Corey Masisak.

Others News

• Eric Duhatschek’s last weekly notebook of the season.
• Chris Nilan’s dad is unhappy with his son’s actions from Thursday, writes Bob Hohler of the Boston Globe.
• Is there another group interested in purchasing the Coyotes?
• After reading this, it is fair to say that Blackhawks President John McDonough isn’t the most popular man in Chicago.
• Predators fans should not be concerned that Calgary investor Brett Wilson has yet to be confirmed.
• Will Dany Heatley ever be traded?
• Todd McLellan has named Matt Shaw to his coaching staff for the 2009/10 season.
• The NHL and Len Barrie seem to be back on okay terms, after the Tampa owner provided the league with a his line of credit. 
• The NHLPA has advised players to not suit up for the on-ice activities that are expected to be part of team orientation camps.
• Jim Jamieson is just another of the Vancouver writers who seems concerned about the Canucks’ schedule this upcoming season.