Here are all the links from around the hockey world, and what I’m reading while finishing up some really interesting viewing with the Netflix series “Making a Murderer.” I have my own opinions on how the whole things wraps up, but it’s a compelling and interesting look at our justice system nonetheless.
*Apparently NHL GMs are no longer blinking when they come across trade demands that they can’t accommodate.
*Some observations from Allan Muir of Sports Illustrated about the Team USA loss to Russia in the World Juniors semifinals.
*Jarome Iginla speaks with Brian Boucher about scoring his 600th career NHL goal, and both he and the team now moving on.
*What is the trade market for Jonathan Drouin now that his representation has made it public that he wants out of the Tampa Bay Lightning organization.
*Daniel Sedin is now missing some teeth after taking an errant puck last night, and continuing to play in a show of toughness from the finesse player.
*Jamie Benn and Tyler Seguin are the best players for the Dallas Stars, and need to lead the way out of their current slump.
*Mark Divver gives us the good, the bad and the ugly from the Providence Bruins last weekend including Austin Czarnik heating up.
*Chris Drury talks to FOH (Friend of Haggs) Tim Rappleye about his memories from playing at Boston University.
*For something completely different: Joss Whedon sits down for an hour-long interview covering a ton of ground on Buffy, Avengers, Firefly and his other body of work.