NHL Morning Papers (Sunday Edition): Dany Heatley could eventually be a Shark, Heatley apparently told Steve Tambellini to stop his pursuit and could Phil Kessel be heading to the Western Conference?
In his Sunday Hockey Notes column, Fluto Shinzawa talks about the Bruins’ tendency to provide youngsters a chance to play.
The Sabres have signed checking center Cody McCormick to a one-year deal.
The Wings are still waiting on the Jiri Hudler arbitraiton ruling, which will determine what Hudler would make should he return to the NHL.
The Rangers are currently waiting on the Nikolai Zherdev arbitration ruling, writes Larry Brooks.
In his weekly Slap Shots column, Brooks opines that the NHL will attempt to retroactively limit long-term player contracts in the next CBA neogitiations. (Writer’s note: This article also talks about a possible Phil Kessel deal to the West Coast.)
Jim Vandermeer provides some non-Coyotes sale material for the Arizona Republic; as the former Calgary Flames defenseman has helped raise awareness of the Goals & Dreams foundation.
Mark Purdy of the San Jose Mercury News would not be surprised at all to see Dany Heatley playing in the Bay Area this upcoming season.
Speaking of Heatley, apparently he told Steve Tambellini to give up on his desire to bring the scoring winger to Edmonton.
The Panthers organization has reverted to some odd ways to make money.
