NHL Morning Papers (Sunday Edition)

Here are the morning papers for Sunday the 10th of August:

In his Sunday morning Slap Shots column, Larry Brooks has some inside information on the whole Predators ownership controversy.
Kevyn Adams still has not been signed by a NHL team, but that doesn’t mean he wants to hang up his skates, writes Bucky Gleason of the Buffalo News. (Writer’s note: Great article that is definitely worth the read.)
When young players curse at Blue Jackets strength coach Barry Brennan, it is actually a good thing, writes Tom Reed.
Fans are not the only ones excited about the outdoor game at Wrigley Field, some of the Cubs players are as well.
As Katie Strang of Newsday tells us, Doug Weight is looking forward to proving he still has his offensive touch.
The Islanders have narrowed their coaching list down to three names, and those are: Paul Maurice, Bob Hartley or Scott Gordon, writes Greg Logan of Newsday.
Scott Bradley has been promoted to director of player personnel for the Bruins and, as Fluto Shinzawa explains, that requires a knowledge of almost every significant player in the world.
The Flames have signed forward Cam Cunning to a contract.
The Wild hopes it can sign Marian Gaborik to a contract extension prior to this season, writes John Shipley of the St. Paul Pioneer Press.