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PHT Morning Skate: Where robots can’t etch names on the Cup

Los Angeles Kings Stanley Cup Victory Parade

LOS ANGELES, CA - JUNE 14: Captain Dustin Brown #23 of the Los Angeles Kings holds up the Stanley Cup to the fans during the Los Angeles Kings Stanley Cup Victory Parade on June 14, 2012 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Victor Decolongon/Getty Images)

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PHT’s Morning Skate takes a look around the world of hockey to see what’s happening and what we’ll be talking about around the NHL world and beyond.

Helene Elliott goes in-depth with the process of etching names onto the Stanley Cup. Luckily, the NHL doesn’t trust the job to a soulless machine; we all know that Terminator robots would hold the Cup hostage if that happened. (The Los Angeles Times)

The Columbus Blue Jackets were excited to brag about their (Ricky-Williams-type-trade-proof) 2012 first-rounder Ryan Murray’s strong start in a WHL game last night. Unfortunately, they might have jinxed the Everett Silvertips because they went from a 6-3 lead to losing 7-6 via a shootout. (CBJ feed/game recap)

Donald Fehr defends players’ choices to play overseas. (Puck Daddy)

Bruce Arthur is the latest to chime in on the NHL and NHLPA’s battle in the court of public opinion. (The National Post)

A four-part series on Manon Rheaume’s historic journey to play an NHL exhibition game. (Part I, II, III and IV)

Meanwhile Cassie McClellan takes a personal look at that moment. Was it just a cheap marketing ploy, a big moment for women’s hockey ... or perhaps both? (Raw Charge)

Mike Modano believes he lost $7 million in the last lockout. Coincidentally, he didn’t think the lockout was worth it. (ESPN via Dallas Morning News)

It sounds like Patrick Kane is working on his skating during the offseason. (Chicago Tribune)