The following is a collection of the latest news from around the world of hockey, starting with some post All-Star Game questions:
Could Dustin Byfuglien be heading to the Kings? [ESPN]
Are the Penguins really back on track? [TSS]. Did Gary Bettman reveal everything about their impending sale? [Forbes]
Is Steven Stamkos to the Rangers realistic? [Full Tilt NYR]
How will Dennis Wideman plead his case to the NHL? [Deadspin]
When will Malcolm Subban crack the Bruins lineup? [Causeway Crowd]
How much does Niklas Kronwall have left? [Along the Boards]
Even if Connor McDavid racks up points from now till the end of the season, has he played enough games to be a Calder Trophy winner? [TSN]
Jordan Eberle may become a hot commodity, especially if he is sparked by McDavid’s return. [Cult of Hockey]. Should the Islanders be interested? [Today’s Slap Shot]
In other news…
Connor McDavid came back with a vengeance, scoring a beauty goal and picking up three points en route to an Oilers win. [Global]. The comeback was reminiscent of Sidney Crosby’s return game against the Islanders in 2011.
Speaking of Crosby, he continues to remind the hockey world that he isn’t washed up. [National Post]
Semyon Varlamov has won his case against his ex-girlfriend. [Denver Post]
The Toronto Maple Leafs have unveiled their new logo, in hopes of starting a new era of winning. [Globe and Mail], [Down Goes Brown]
The Canucks wanted to trade Brandon Prust but there were no takers. [Sportsnet]
Flames star Johnny Gaudreau has his say. [Players Tribune]
The Flyers have lost goalie Michal Neuvirth to injury. [CSN Philly]
Handicapping the problems in Montreal. [Rabid Habs]
This KHL goalies doesn’t like guys in his kitchen. [The Hockey News]
And finally, get the low-down on the effectiveness of a one-timer. [Special Teams]
