Islanders News: Streit, Graham find new purchase

It was a headline-free day in Islanders Country, so...let’s get to ex-Islanders news after one delightful prospect roundup:

• Josh Ho-Sang, enticing breakout candidate. [FanRag]
• Former Isles captain Mark Streit returns to his original team, the Montreal Canadiens on a cheap ($700,000) one-year deal. Nice value for the Habs. Streit is coming off that big four-year deal that was a little too long and rich for the Isles. [HEOTP]
• Jesse Graham, left unqualified and thus allowed to walk by the Isles this summer, has landed with the Avalanche. [FanRag | Soundin’ Off]
• Here’s the Associated Press version of Kyle Okposo’s return to health.

And to complete the ex-Isles updates, apparently there is no clause in Anders Nilsson’s contract barring climbing across your roof while dressed as Spider Man:

Elsewhere of elsewhere

• For some, NHL general managers’ reluctance to use offer sheets for RFAs remains puzzling. [SB Nation]
• The Rangers avoided arbitration by re-signing to a $26.75 million, five-year deal. [Blueshirt Banter] Was it the right move? [Puck Daddy]
• The Sabres re-signed Robin Lehner for $4 million. [TSN]
• Offseason fun: Kris Letang was deked out of his shoes by Terrell Owens. [SB Nation]
• The KHL banned Danis Zaripov two years for doping. [Puck Daddy]