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Islanders News: Rights released, peering at prospects

Islanders News: Rights released, peering at prospects

Not a lot, still, going on in Islanders Country during the final stretch of the summer's quiet days, but our roundup today includes some prospect paperwork plus some good talk about the past and the future.Islanders NewsThe Islanders appear to have let the NHL rights to a couple of NCAA draft picks lapse without signing them by this week's deadline: 2018 selections Jacob Pivonka and Christian Krygier. Both had brief ATOs with Bridgeport late last season, so maybe they land there or elsewhere on minor-league deals.This is fairly standard churn for late-round NCAA-bound picks who don't blossom. 2018 was the first draft under Lou Lamoriello, although he'd only just taken over a month prior Scott Mayfield Jersey, so by round and timing it would be harsh to call these draft misses.Speaking of which, any NCAA free agents the Islanders could and should go after? [THN]Podcasts:Islanders Award Winners Podcast: Mike Bossy, Part 1. [Patreon]Pushin' P: Ranking Isles prospects and season predictions [Skates at the Stakes: An Islanders Podcast]Feel-good history:If you are still able to access the platform formerly known as Twitter, here's a cool little retrospective on Bob Bourne:"He was worth the price of admission." Bob Bourne was the perfect example of an Islander. [NHL]Big offseason changes that could singlehandedly shift the balance of power in each division. [Sportsnet]A deeper look at the Nashville Predators, Barry Trotz's new project. [NHL]Flipped to Montreal to facilitate the Erik Karlsson trade, Jeff Petry is now dealt to Detroit and that's just great by him. [NHL]For the Canadiens, the Petry maneuvers were all about spending a little cap to collect more futures. [TSN]Tomas Tatar is still a free agent, can still produce https://www.newyorkislandersprostore.com/kelly-hrudey-jersey, and could still maybe help a team. [TSN]

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