Your Friendly Weekend Links Roundup: There Is A Guy Who Is a Cop By Day, And A Ducks Official By Night

DUCKS NEWS

• Steven Laing is a cop by day, and a Ducks off-ice official by night. [Pro Hockey Talk]
• Just so you know: Nothing about Teemu's situation has changed over the past several hours. [Our Hometown]
• Matt Beleskey and several other NHLers are hitting the links before hitting the ice. [CTV Barrie News]
• The Getzlaf Golf Shootout has returned to Dana Point. [Dana Point Times]

AROUND THE NHL

• The New York Islanders will remain at the Nassau Coliseum until 2015, and the Coliseum will likely be renovated to house the AHL's Bridgeport Sound Tigers (the Islanders' affiliate). [Puck Daddy]
• Stickhandling tips from the pros. [The Hockey News]
• Unsigned goalie Jose Theodore wants to return to the Florida Panthers, but admits that there are no discussions going on. [Sun-Sentinel]
• Young players to target in fantasy hockey drafts. [NHL.com]
• The University of Nebraska-Omaha has dismissed two players and suspended one after an incident that allegedly involved racial slurs. [USCHO.com]
• Down Goes Brown's thoughts on Daniel Alfredsson's press conference (originally published on Grantland.) [Down Goes Brown]
• Victor Hedman and Henrik Zetterberg speak out against Russian anti-gay laws. [Raw Charge]
• The Ottawa Senators have offered Jared Cowen a eight-year, 28 million contract extension. [Silver Seven]
• Identifying the 10 "offensively annoying" NHLers (no Ducks on this list, unfortunately). [Backhand Shelf]