Islanders News: Paw Patrol; Thor's Day; Back to the Brooklyn Grind

Islanders stuff

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• We await an injury update on Mikhail Grabovski, but NBCSN gets all doom and gloom in the meantime. Be well, Grabbo.
• The Islanders return to Brooklyn to shoot hoops and Thomas Hickey returns to the ice. [Newsday]
• Noah Syndergaard is taking in more New York Sports than one person can handle. [Daily News | NEW! Full collection of Thor laying down on sports logos from SI.com]
• Finally! The story behind that sweet David Puddy-style leather jacket that one Islanders player gets to wear after games. [NY Post]
• Catching up with Andong Song, who's studying and working on his game at Andover. [USA Today]
• Sound Tigers stuff: Matt Finn is back from a quick trip to the ECHL and already producing. [CT Post] | Three keys to a winning week. [BST] | Random notes on keeping that D-zone clean. [Soundin' Off]
• Update: Anthony Beauvillier has been suspended indefinitely four games following a hit to the head of Blainville-Boisbriand's Nathaneal Halbert. [QMHJL]
• Michael Dal Colle helped Team OHL beat Russia 2-1 in the Super Series [OHL] and is back on the front burner for Team Canada's World Junior squad [OHL]
• Last time you'll hear about this, BECAUSE IT'S TONIGHT: Puck Talks Live. The Rock Shop Brooklyn. Gillies, Staple, Fischler, Compton, Justin Bourne. Do it. Tickets here.

Meanwhile

• Lee Stempniak went from the scrap heap to leading the Devils in scoring. [NJ.com]
• No one knows who or what to blame in Pittsburgh. [TSN.ca]
• On the Forecheck figures out who needs spend less time in the penalty box.
• A day in the life of hockey talking guy Jeff Marek. [The Hockey Guys]
• All you need to know about the Riveters' first ever win, earned Sunday over Boston. [Victory Press]
• Bruce Bennett tells the stories behind some of his most iconic photos, including the one of Travis Hamonic getting plastered against the Coliseum boards. [TSN.ca]
• 'Goon 2' is going to tackle many themes, including the eventual extinction of its namesakes. [The Hockey News]