NHL Morning Papers (Sunday Edition): Phil Kessel’s options, Joffrey Lupul’s return to Anaheim and Rocky Wirtz on Dale Tallon

Even though Joffrey Lupul played in Edmonton and Philadelphia the past few seasons, his heart has always been in Anaheim, writes Mark Whicker.
Kevin Paul Dupont of the Boston Globe focuses on Phil Kessel’s signing options before the season begins.
Carolina native Kai Kantola is living the dream of partaking in the Hurricanes’ development camp.
Blackhawks owner Rocky Wirtz doesn’t want people to think that he doesn’t love Dale Tallon.
The Blue Jackets have decided to cut down on their overnight flights during the season, writes Aaron Portzline.
Samuel Pahlsson knows his role, and does it as well as anyone else.
The Red Wings like their netminding depth for the post-Chris Osgood era.
John Tavares is getting all the attention on the Island, but there are other young players who will help the Islanders franchise turn it around, as well.
John Tortorella wants the Rangers to “shut up and play” next season.
Speaking of Tortorella, he tries to lessen the controversy over the Donald Brashear signing by New Youk.
Will Patrick Marleau still be captain of the San Jose Sharks next season?
The Blues only have one free agent, Roman Polak, that they have to sign before next season.
Not all prospects take the traditional route to the NHL game, writes Corey Masisak of the Washington Times.
In Calgary, Keith Seabrook is going to sign with the Flames very soon.

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