Islanders News: You come down here with a court order, and I'll sue your ass for wrongful prosecution

Islanders News

• Michal Neuvirth's agent tells Pro Hockey Talk that he and Garth Snow have had a "positive conversation" about the goalie possibly returning to the Islanders next season. Neuvirth insists he still wants to be a starter, but talks with the Islanders will continue at a later date. There are going to be a lot of fish in the goalie sea this summer.
• Farmhand forward Johan "Sandstorm" Sundstrom has signed a contract to play with Frolunda of the Swedish Hockey League. He remains an RFA (according to General Fanager, at least). [Point Blank]
• This Sunday, Casey Cizikas will be the celebrity ambassador for Mississauga's Ride for Hope, which raises funds for hospice care. [Mississauga.com]

Elsewhere

• Game 5 of the Stanley Cup final is tonight and no one knows who the Lightning's starting goalie will be. Again. [CSN Chicago]
• The Coyotes made good on their promise to sue Glendale, with a judge granting a restraining order against the city to prevent them from canceling their lease agreement. This will get worse before it gets better. [Five for Howling]
• The awful limbo Coyotes fans are in right now is old territory to Islanders fans (and Laurence Fishburne). [LHH]
• One assistant coach is determined to being D1 hockey to Rutgers. [NJ.com]
• A pair of tall, skinny Red Wings defensive prospects are going back into the draft. [WIIM]
• Dave Strader moves from NBC to Dallas to take over the Stars play-by-play duties from Ralph Strangis. Get ready for Strader and the Razor. [Stars Blog]
• Not hockey: If you're on Long Island and looking for something to do this summer, Sagamore Hill, Teddy Roosevelt's Summer White House in Oyster Bay, has re-opened after three years of renovations. The property was not sold to Tim Thomas so that the goalie could revive T.R.'s Bull Moose Party as previously reported.