Monday Morning Fly By: And so begins the hockey calendar's slowest month

* If you missed it on Friday, Charlie argues that the Voracek extension might just be closer to a bargain than an overpay: [BSH]

* And then on Saturday morning, Kevin talked a bit about what the Flyers' cap situation may look like around this time next summer: [BSH]

* Another look at the work to be done on the salary cap: [Sons of Penn]

* Did you hear about the destruction of HitchBOT in Philadelphia this past week? You'll never guess who was responsible! Wow! [Pattison Avenue]

* Legal talk? The NHL has been ordered to turn over all of its data regarding injuries and concussions as a part of the ongoing suit against them: [TSN]

* More legal talk! An update on the whole situation with Mike Richards, who has still not had a grievance officially filed on his behalf by the NHLPA: [Forbes]

* The Leafs and Jonathan Bernier agreed to a two-year deal worth $4.15 million per year. Right in line with Steve Mason's deal: [PPP]

* The 2022 Winter Olympics will be held in Beijing. Anyone want to guess whether or not NHL players will be there? [SBNation]

* When it comes to the shootout, is it better to have just one move and be really good at it than to have a lot of moves? [Eyes on the Prize]

* The USA Hockey National Junior Evaluation Camp had its first international games yesterday. Flyers prospect Felix Sandstrom stopped 21 of 23 en route to a 5-2 Sweden win over the USA Blue Team:  [USAHockey]

* Oh, yeah, Hinkle is still gone. Canada took her. But we do have some exciting summer content coming a bit later today, so stay tuned for that.