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• Johnny Boychuk comes into this season expecting big things from himself and his teammates. Also, please note the Edmonton-based writer's repeated questions about Boychuk's surprising comfort with the Islanders organization. It's like a sociological study. [NHL.com]
• Coming to a Brooklyn building near you: billboaards trumpeting the borough's newest residents. [NY Daily News]
• Bidders for the bankrupt Twin Rinks complex at Eisenhower Park include Charles Wang. [Newsday]
• Meanwhile, while that goes on behind the scenes, Matt Martin's hockey camp at Twin Rinks has been a great time for the kids. [Islanders]
• The Sound Tigers check in with their favorite Euros to see what they're up to now.
  
• John Schiavo (along with Doug Weight) checks in from Saturday's Muscle Skate for Adriana charity event:
  
  

  Great time playing in the muscle skate for Adriana last night! What a game for a great cause! #muscleskate

  A photo posted by John Schiavo (@jschiavo44) on Aug 30, 2015 at 6:41am PDT

  
  
  

More Arbour Tributes

• Newsday on the innovative and forward-thinking techniques that Al Arbour doesn't get enough recognition for.
• Wayne Gretzky remembers Arbour as a man that commanded the respect of players on both sides. [Newsday | LHH Fan Shot]
• Another winner is former beatwriter Pat Calabria's article in Newsday, which reveals the real man behind the coach that few fans knew. [LHH FanShot here]
• Isles Buzz podcast talks about the coach's legacy.

Back to Business

• Cody Eakin and the Stars agreed to a four-year contract extension. [Defending Big D]
• The Red Wings have a new statistics analyst that shares a name with a defenseman. But they're different dudes. [WIIM]
• Puck Daddy takes a look at how the NHL educates its players about domestic and sexual abuse. The results are predictable and woefully, frighteningly inadequate. [Bloomberg]
• In other sad Hockey Hall of Famer news: beloved Habs legend Henri Richard is suffering from Alzheimers. [Yahoo.ca]
• Devils fans are hoping Adam Henrique can find yet another level. [In Lou We (still) Trust]
• For those keeping score, Taylor Hall is 23 years old:
  

  True story: I had my first ever banana today.

  — Taylor Hall (@hallsy04) August 29, 2015

• Not hockey: RIP Wes Craven.