A day-and-a-half ago, NHL.com's Dan Rosen penned an "Over the Boards" column that slid "under the radar screens" of most everybody who's slid into summertime mode. In his column, Rosen discusses Bobby Ryan's attempts to adjust to playing in a hockey hotbed in Ottawa, Winnipeg Jets Zach Bogosian havng benefitted from the mentorship of Charlie Huddy, and the status of one New York Rangers captain Ryan Callahan, whose recovery from shoulder surgery may end up costing him part of training camp and the exhibition season, if not part of the regular season:

New York Rangers captain Ryan Callahan told NHL.com his rehab from shoulder surgery is on schedule, but that also means he doesn't plan on doing much in training camp. Callahan had the operation done in late May.

"As the schedule goes, it's going to dip into training camp and it's possible it could dip into the regular season, too," Callahan said. "The biggest thing with this is the contact. I should be able to be fully skating and shooting in training camp, but it's when you can take contact and I don't think you know that until you get further on and they evaluate it and check it out. As of now, how the rehab is going, I'm right on schedule."