Looking to make the leap: Josh Ho-Sang

This post is part of Islanders Day on PHT…… The New York Islanders made something of a gamble when they selected Josh Ho-Sang with the 28th overall pick in the 2014 NHL Entry Draft and now that bet could start to pay off handsomely. Even before Ho-

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  Islanders News: Ho-Sang the artist, the sage

  Lighthouse Hockey
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  Ho-Sang not worried about Tavares' Isles future

  Toronto Sun

Henrik Zetterberg may quit in two years, says contract was cap trickery

Henrik Zetterberg is scheduled to make $7 million in base salary in 2017-18, which is down $500,000 from the base salary he’s made in the last four seasons. After that, it’s a slippery slope for his 12-year, $73-million contract he signed with the Detroit Red Wings in 2009. Zetterberg will be 40 by the time it wraps up.

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  Henrik Zetterberg may not play to the end of his contract, per report

  SB Nation
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  What is Fair to Expect from Henrik Zetterberg Next Season?

  Winging It In Motown

Kings seem to have no interest in adding Jagr

The Los Angeles Kings are in need of offense, and Jaromir Jagr, the No. 2 scorer in NHL history, is still in need of a new team for the 2017-18 season. Despite that potential match the Kings have no interest in adding the 45-year-old future Hall of Famer to their roster for this upcoming season. General manager Rob Blake said as much during a question and answer session with Kings fans this past week, via Lisa Dillman of NHL.com.