PHT’s Morning Skate takes a look around the world of hockey to see what’s happening and what we’ll be talking about around the NHL world and beyond.
Allan Muir discusses what he calls a “shell game” going on with the NHL owners. (Sports Illustrated)
The latest entry in Mike Heika’s look at how he thinks the NHLPA is looking at the CBA negotiations. (Dallas Morning News)
Arpon Basu ranks Tuukka Rask’s first season as an established No. 1 starter as the Boston Bruins’ most important question going into 2012-13. (NHL.com)
Tyler Dellow studies how forwards’ salaries changed when the lockout ended. (mc79hockey)
You may find the Hershey Bears’ new logo unveiling entertaining. Perhaps ironically. (Hershey Bears on Youtube)
The Hockey News already rolled out its standings predictions for next season. (THN)
Dirk Hoag wonders if the Nashville Predators will be able to produce enough offense. (On the Forecheck)
Would the NHL’s current proposal hurt big-market teams? (CSNPhilly.com)
