PHT Morning Skate: Dubois’ future; developing female NHL coaches

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• What’s the deal with Pierre-Luc Dubois and the Jets? Will he stay or will he be on the move again? [Arctic Ice Hockey]

• Real good look at how the first generation of female NHL coaches is being developed. [Sportsnet]

• Now in remission after battling Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, what’s next for Capitals prospect Ivan Miroshnichenko? [Washington Hockey Now]

• On salary disclosure and the Premier Hockey Federation: “It stands to reason, then, that if any pro women’s hockey league wants to achieve status as such, it will need to at least offer its players the option of being upfront about what they’re making. And this includes any league the PWHPA has a hand in, as it’s been similarly shady with regard to where their sponsorship money is going and how much players are actually taking in to participate in their movement. You can’t crow publicly about how much more money you’re pouring into the product and then bar players from talking about how much they are benefitting from it, especially since no one here is under some delusion that the money is just flowing like water.” [The Ice Garden]

• Why the blue line changes for the Penguins makes sense for their roster. [Pensburgh]

• “Lawyers representing a group of former Canadian Hockey League players accused of sexually assaulting a woman in 2018 say the players will cooperate with the National Hockey League’s investigation into the incident and that the league should not discipline the players because any sexual contact between the players and the woman was consensual.” [TSN]

• Dylan Cozens continues his rise towards being a