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Your savory breakfast links:
● Tales from the lockout:
○ :: sound of screaching brakes :: So it turns out Brooks Laich has not yet signed with the Kloten Flyers. But he is definitely in Switzerland to change kick the tires on a team in the National League A. More news is expected, perhaps, on Friday. [WashTimes]
○ An assist on the game-tying goal and a nifty Gimmick goal helped Alex Ovechkin lift Dynamo Moscow over the Kazan Ak Bars by the score of 3-2. [Alex Ovetjkin, RMNB, KHL.ru (pic)]
○ Olaf Kolzig took his rightful place in goal for the Sparta Praha, alongside Michal Neuvirth. [RMNB]
○ And don't forget about the other guys, the guys on short contracts who aren't getting Eurojobs. [CSNW]
○ On the off-chance the Capitals get to host a training camp this season, Tom Wilson is on the NHL's list of junior players eligible to attend ... [PHT]
○ ... a list that creates a whole bunch of complications for the players and managers of major junior hockey. [SI]
● Tales from the CBA, er, discussion:
○ Black September. [RtR]
○ Grasping at straws? [Backhand Shelf]
● Oh hai there, Hershey training camp. John Walton reminds us why Chocolatetown is so awesome. [Capitals Voice]
● Part II of The Ballad of Adam Oates. [CSNW]
● Got Swedes? Filip Forsberg is dairy happy to promote tasty (and nutritious!) mjölk. [RMNB]
● IIHF head honcho Rene Fasel gave his State of the Federation address. A good read if you follow international hockey politics. [IIHF]
● Speaking of international hockey politics, the Sochi Olympic venues are shaping up to be spectacular. And there may be a surprise at Kettler. A Team USA-shaped surprise. [ESPN]
● Finally, happy 54th birthday to Paul Mulvey.
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