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NHL Morning Papers (Tuesday Edition): Courtroom could get ugly today in Coyotes saga, lawyers respond in Kane incident and Fleury would be willing to play anywhere

The Ducks acquired Justin Pogge to shore up the team’s depth in between the pipes.
Looks like Bruins prospect Jordan Caron may be out of the lineup for up to eight weeks with a shoulder injury.
Mike Grier decided he wants to play in Buffalo again, as he signed a one-year pact with the Sabres.
Theo Fleury is willing to play anywhere in his comeback attempt.
The Hurricanes and rapper Tyrone Banks are suing each other.
The cabdriver’s lawyer from the Patrick Kane incident is pulling back on some of the accusations made by his client, explains Joel Hood of the Chicago Tribune.
“He hasn’t committed a crime, and I think the evidence is going to demonstrate that,” said Kane’s lawyer.
Mike Heika of the Dallas Morning News profiles Stars defenseman Matt Niskanen.
The Blues are a team to watch for in the Central Division this season, writes George Sipple of the Detroit Free Press.
The Predators have re-signed forward Ryan Jones for the next two seasons.
Some fans are petitioning the Senators to wear their old throwback jerseys.
Jim Balsillie wants to probe the decision to reject him as a capable owner by the NHL’s Board of Governors.
Glendale city retailers are not happy with one of the proposals that would keep the Coyotes in Phoenix.
Dave Shoalts of the Globe & Mail provides readers with some necessary case law heading into further proceedings.
The Leafs have signed netminder Joey MacDonald to a one-year contract.
The proceedings in the Arizona bankruptcy court today could get really ugly, warns Paul Hunter of the Toronto Star.