Stamkos locked in; Seabrook under the radar; Cameron’s contract (Puck Headlines)

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PHOENIX, AZ - JUNE 01: Shane Doan of the Arizona Coyotes throws out the ceremonial first pitch before the MLB game between the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Atlanta Braves at Chase Field on June 1, 2015 in Phoenix, Arizona. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)

• I don’t have to see the full windup to know Shane Doan isn’t cut out for baseball. [Getty]

• Steven Stamkos is on a mission to win his first Stanley Cup in his young NHL career. [Tampa Bay Times]

• Brent Seabrook has been solid this postseason. But he hasn’t needed to be a superstar for the Blackhawks. [Chicago Tribune]

• Ottawa coach Dave Cameron (not the British Prime Minister) is nearing a contract extension with the Sens. [Ottawa Sun]

• The Tampa Bay Lightning is the latest team that’s trying to keep the red out of its venue in the playoffs. [Tampa Tribune]

• Hey there Glendale City Council, this comes via Sportsnet: “An improved financial picture for the Arizona Coyotes will see the city of Glendale receive a “17 per cent” increase in the revenue it receives from the NHL team and its arena operation this year, according to co-owner, president and CEO Anthony LeBlanc.” So maybe there will be money to give to the library and fire department like you supposedly promised after all. [Sportsnet]

• So the Tampa Bay Lightning acquired Daniel Walcott from the Rangers. Kinda weird something like that would happen in the middle of the Stanley Cup Final. [Raw Charge]

• Connor McDavid crushed it at the CHL awards. [Buzzing the Net]

• Phil Kessel will be tested by the Maple Leafs new sports science guru … because he looks chubby? [Toronto Sun]

• Seabrook to Edmonton? Whoa … isn’t he still playing hockey right now? [Oilers Nation]

• Negotiations have started between the Minnesota Wild and savior/goaltender Devan Dubnyk. [Star-Tribune]

• Talks between forward Mikkel Boedker and the Arizona Coyotes are moving along. [Fox Sports]

• Game 7 of the Western Conference Final between the Ducks and Blackhawks actually had some decent-sized television ratings. [Puck Drunk Love]

• Steve Ludzik is suing the NHL over concussions. [Chicago Tribune]

• Defenseman Cody Franson is looking to test the unrestricted free agency waters. [Pro Hockey Talk]

• This past season was actually a pretty decent year and a step forward for the Ducks, in spite of losing in the Western Conference Final. [Anaheim Calling]

• Rangers goaltender Mackenzie Skapski is out 4-5 months after hip surgery. [NHL]

• How the Los Angeles Kings became one of the top organizations to utilize social media. [The Pink Puck]

• How would the Capitals look if the Slava Fetisov plan came into play? Remember that whole Russian players not playing in the NHL until age 28 thing. [Japer’s Rink]

• The Stanley Cup Final is a tale of two different hockey markets.[New York Times]

• Some updates on the Predators offseason. General manager David Poile would like to see a majority of the team come back next year. [On the Forecheck]

• Fantasy outlook for the Islanders and Red Wings for next season. [Dobber Hockey]

• Finally, Good luck to the US Women’s World Cup soccer team, from the US Women’s hockey team!