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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 12/08/17 Anaheim Ducks Colorado Avalanche 1087114 What we learned from the Ducks' 3-0 victory over the 1087152 Avalanche gameday: Patrik Nemeth returns from 12-game Ottawa Senators absence 1087115 Ducks look to string together some wins before it's too late 1087153 Avalanche loses fourth straight to begin four-game trip 1087154 Avalanche uses seven-defensemen, 11-forward lineup at Arizona Coyotes Tampa Bay 1087116 Coyotes get blown out by Bruins in Boston 1087155 Stamkos has 3 points, Lightning beat Avalanche 1087117 Preview: Coyotes at Bruins, 4:30 p.m., FOX Sports Arizona Columbus Blue Jackets 1087118 Coyotes overpowered by Bruins again 1087156 Blue Jackets | Top defensemen can score, too 1087119 Coyotes give up 6 goals in loss to Bruins 1087157 Blue Jackets | If he’s ready, Markus Nutivaara will play Boston Bruins Dallas Stars 1087120 Bruins’ first line has been thinking offense first 1087158 Ben Bishop out with sore back, so Kari Lehtonen to man 1087121 Jake DeBrusk returns to lineup, but Ryan Spooner goes goal against Blues Thursday on IR 1087159 How should the Stars handle the Martin Hanzal situation? 1087122 Flames' Tkachuk suspended 1 game for spearing 1087160 12 months of struggle: Wins against the Central's top 1087123 Jake DeBrusk returns for Bruins tonight; another roster teams continue to elude the Stars move expected 1087161 Cold facts: Stars come up short against another division 1087124 Backes scores 2 goals as Bruins beat Coyotes 6-1 opponent in St. Louis 1087125 Harris: Third line finally delivers with David Backes on 1087162 Latest injury updates on Stars' Martin Hanzal, Marc board Methot 1087126 David Backes’ two goals spark Bruins’ late rout of Arizona 1087163 Stars notebook: Kari Lehtonen providing plenty of relief in 1087127 Bruins notebook: Anders Bjork finding his game again on backup role David Krejci’s wing 1087164 Allen gets shutout, Schenn scores again as Blues beat 1087128 Bruins score must win over lowly Coyotes Stars 1087129 Morning Skate: The shirtless Jumbo Joe Bobblehead we all need Detroit Red Wings 1087130 Talking Points: Backes leads the way, Bruins annihilate 1087165 Team can't afford errors in order to win Coyotes 1087166 Detroit Red Wings, Joe Louis Arena memorabilia up for 1087131 Bruins pummel hapless Coyotes, 6-1 auction 1087132 DeBrusk in, Spooner out, with a bigger decision looming 1087167 Wings’ penalty kill helps stop skid, ease tension 1087168 Red Wings memorabilia from the Joe auctions Saturday Buffalo Sabres 1087133 Sabres Notebook: Blackhawks figure to be in a dark mood Edmonton Oilers 1087134 Ristolainen wants to keep bringing his 'Beast Mode' 1087169 While penalty problems persist on home ice for Oilers, 1087135 Sabres know what to expect, even with Hawks on five- power play even worse game skid 1087170 Time is wasting for Oilers, the NHL's most disappointing team Calgary Flames 1087171 Losing Oilers at a loss for answers 1087136 OT victory for Flames in La Belle Province 1087172 Jones: Oilers raise soiled white flag in loss to Flyers 1087137 Treliving, Tkachuk meets with media to discuss winger's 1087173 Lowetide: A look at Oilers prospects who could be at the ban world juniors 1087138 Flames' Tkachuk handed one-game suspension for spearing Florida Panthers 1087139 Seven Game Segments: Goals against and frustrations 1087174 Panthers hope Radim Vrbata can snap slump after role mount change, concussion 1087175 Countrymen and video game partners, Aleksander Barkov Carolina Hurricanes and Patrik Laine face off Thursday 1087140 With sale agreement in place, Hurricanes can finally look 1087176 Matt's Mail: Without Roberto Luongo, what are the to future Panthers' options for goaltending? 1087141 Dallas businessman signs purchase agreement to buy 1087177 Aleksander Barkov leaves game with upper-body injury as controlling interest in Hurricanes Panthers beat Jets, 6-4 1087142 Are the Hurricanes on the verge of being sold? 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RED HOT LA KINGS HOST ICE causing anxiety COLD SENATORS 1087146 Blackhawks' favorite road destinations 1087182 MORNING SKATE NOTES: KUEMPER COULD 1087147 Friday's matchup: Sabres at Blackhawks POSSIBLY, MAYBE START AGAINST SENATORS 1087148 Duncan Keith on goal drought: ‘Eventually, they’ll come’ 1087183 DECEMBER 7 POSTGAME QUOTES: DOUGHTY, 1087149 Blackhawks put forward Tanner Kero on waivers BROWN 1087150 Blackhawks place Kero on waivers 1087184 DECEMBER 7 POSTGAME QUOTES: JOHN STEVENS 1087151 Three Things to WATCH: Blackhawks look to end skid vs. 1087185 SUBBAN TO THE LA KINGS, DOWD TO CANUCKS Sabres 1087186 GAME 30: LOS ANGELES VS OTTAWA Minnesota Wild Philadelphia Flyers 1087187 Bettman says NHL will consider Seattle expansion bid 1087222 Flyers-Canucks preview: Brian Elliott one win away from 1087188 Wild switches up forward lines ahead of game vs. Ducks No. 200 1087189 Wild leaves itself vulnerable late in games 1087223 Flyers continue turnaround, defeat Canucks for third 1087190 Wild at Anaheim game preview straight win 1087191 Look what Wild’s Joel Eriksson Ek found in Iowa: his 1087224 Pressure-free Flyers win 2nd straight behind secondary confidence scoring 1087225 Flyers-Canucks observations: Sweeping the nation Montreal Canadiens 1087226 Oskar Lindblom still finding his way after missing Flyers’ 1087192 Sean Monahan comes up big in Flames’ overtime win over roster Canadiens 1087193 Calgary Flames at Canadiens: Five things you should Pittsburgh Penguins know 1087227 Penguins notebook: Greg McKegg clears waivers 1087194 Game Day: Canadiens cancel morning skate again before 1087228 Penguins' Justin Schultz out 'a couple of weeks'; Frankie facing Flames Corrado called up 1087195 Stu Cowan: Habs legend Scotty Bowman was never a fan 1087229 Matt Hunwick lifts Penguins over Islanders in overtime of morning skates 1087230 The toughest crowds many Penguins have faced aren't in 1087196 In the Habs' Room: Claude Julien criticizes Alex the NHL Chris Szagola/Associated Press Galchenyuk's effort 1087231 Pregame: Penguins ready for their first look at the 1087197 About last night ... Calgary edges Canadiens 3-2 in OT Islanders 1087198 Canadiens fall out of third place in the Atlantic with OT 1087232 Penguins defenseman Justin Schultz 'a little more than loss to Flames week-to-week' Matt Freed/Post-Gazette 1087199 Basu: Talented players don’t need many opportunities, but 1087233 Why Pittsburgh, not Philadelphia, has been they need at least one Pennsylvania's pro sports capital over the last 50 years 1087200 Three things we learned against Calgary 1087234 The Penguins have found their way on the penalty kill 1087235 Penguins overcome late collapse to beat Islanders in Nashville Predators overtime, 4-3 1087201 James Neal returns to Nashville thriving with Vegas 1087236 C-3PO actor Anthony Daniels makes appearance for Golden Knights Penguins' 'Star Wars' night New Jersey Devils San Jose Sharks 1087202 Devils' Ben Lovejoy becomes 1st active NHL player to 1087237 Three things to know: Sharks’ Ryan likely headed to minor pledge brain to CTE research leagues in near future 1087203 Why Devils need to mirror effort from Tuesday's win 1087238 Three takeaways: Sharks youngster earns heavy praise 1087204 Devils' Ben Lovejoy first active NHL player to pledge to from DeBoer donate brain for CTE research 1087239 Burns caps historic comeback as Sharks beat Carolina in 1087205 Devils prepare for rematch with Blue Jackets OT 1087206 Devils Daily Faceoff: Three storylines for Dec. 7 1087240 Sharks rally, then top Hurricanes in overtime 1087241 Sharks complete crazy comeback against 'Canes New York Islanders 1087242 Sharks, Hurricanes separated by smallest of margins 1087207 Islanders rally falls short in overtime loss to Penguins 1087208 Islanders rally to salvage point in OT loss to Penguins St Louis Blues 1087209 Doug Weight pleased to see Casey Cizikas return to the 1087243 Blues call up Husso from San Antonio after backup goalie lineup Hutton suffers lower-body injury 1087244 Blues turn back Stars in defensive struggle New York Rangers 1087245 Former SLU goalie Stewart was on standby Thursday 1087210 Rangers' Kevin Shattenkirk on Capitals coach Barry night Trotz's criticism: 'It doesn't sit well with you' 1087211 Kevin Shattenkirk’s ex-coach blasts him in brutal interview Tampa Bay Lightning 1087212 Lundqvist works out, feels ‘pretty close to back to normal’ 1087246 Lightning tops Avalanche for third straight win 1087213 Kevin Shattenkirk stung by Caps coach Barry Trotz’s 1087247 Lightning journal: Chris Kunitz just doing Kunitz things comments 1087248 Joe Smith’s takeaways from Thursday’s Lightning-Avalanche game NHL 1087249 Peter Budaj gets rare start against Avalanche 1087214 NHL says Seattle can apply for franchise, start season-ticket drive Ottawa Senators 1087215 Snapshots: Senators will unveil alumni roster Friday at Lansdowne 1087216 Senators head coach Guy Boucher says Craig Anderson is still No. 1 in net 1087217 Senators say they're surprised they've sunk this low 1087218 Mike Condon gets the call to start in Senators net against the Kings 1087219 Senators' effort is better but it's the same old result 1087220 If the Senators
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