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BLACKHAWKS
**5 takeaways from the Blackhawks’ first scrimmage (The Athletic)
**Approaching 39, Kunitz believes he has more to offer (Chicago Sun-Times)
**Nearing 30, Kane is revitalized and ready to return to playoffs (Chicago Tribune)
**What does Murphy’s injury mean for Jokiharju? (SCH)
CENTRAL DIVISION
**No matter where Girard goes, his family is always with him (The Athletic)
**Allen says he’s feeling better, could be on ice ahead of schedule (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
**Cleared for takeoff, Avs’ Zadorov has learned his lesson (The Denver Post)
**For Julius Honka, coaching change and restored confidence key to truly finding his game with Stars (The Athletic)
**Two new Wild wrinkles: Greenway at center, Granlund leading the power play (The Athletic)
**Wild T25U25: Kaapo Kahkonen at No. 11 (Hockey Wilderness)
NHL
**Bettman: NHL envisions playing regular-season games in China (SCH)
**Bruins hang on to beat Flames in shootout in China (Stanley Cup of Chowder)
**Dotchin clears waivers (Raw Charge)
**Penguins coach Sullivan taking leave of absence for father’s death (Pensburgh)
**Kuznetsov could be part of Caps’ new PK plan (The Washington Post)
**Could this be Lundqvist’s last season with the Rangers? (Blueshirt Banter)
**Tavares takes first steps toward being comfortable with Leafs (Sportsnet)
**McDavid even faster, ready to carry Oilers to redemption (Sportsnet)
**Canucks’ divisive Gudbranson hoping healthy season can win over fans (Sportsnet)
**Carter says his ankle is improving, but questions linger if it will ever return to normal (The Athletic)
**Panthers T25U25: Ekblad at No. 2 (Litter Box Cats)
**Red Wings T25U25: Rasmussen at No. 4 (Winging It In Motown)
**Kings T25U25: Brickley at No. 8 (Jewels From The Crown)
HOCKEY WORLD
**Coaching staff diversity in NCAA leads to success (The Ice Garden)
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