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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 6/7/2021 Arizona Coyotes Montreal Canadiens 1215250 Six members of Arizona Coyotes organization earn 1215281 Montreal Canadiens take 3-0 stranglehold on series with awards at hockey World Championship Winnipeg Jets 1215282 Goalie Murray Dowey achieved Olympic glory after Boston Bruins chance call up 1215251 Bruins, Islanders recognize need to manage increased 1215283 In the Habs' Room: We can't give the Jets any life, physical play, intensity Gallagher says 1215252 The Bruins had better watch out for the Islanders’ Mathew 1215284 Canadiens put Jets on the brink with sixth straight win Barzal after the way he stepped up in Game 4 1215285 Jack Todd: Habs' giddy playoff run sobered by vicious hit 1215253 Bruins Notebook: B’s need improvement for Game 5 on Jake Evans 1215254 Is Cassidy Pulling A Berube For The Boston Bruins? 1215286 Canadiens' Cole Caufield proving he's ready to play in 1215255 Patrice Bergeron Receives Record 10th Straight Selke NHL playoffs Nomination 1215287 Ottawa approves travel exemption for NHL teams during 1215256 Boston Bruins Krejci Fined $5K For Spearing Groin playoffs 1215257 Boston Bruins Cassidy: ‘We Haven’t Gotten Very Many 1215288 Canadiens Game Day: 'Playoffs are the best time of year' Calls’ 1215289 Carey Price’s understated brilliance is giving the 1215258 If David Pastrnak is missing shots on an open net, you Canadiens a psychological edge that can’t be ignored know it’s a rough night for Bruins 1215290 Canadiens in control as we see the best from Joel Armia, Phillip Danault and Carey Price: Playoffs plus/minus Calgary Flames 1215259 ‘He showcased himself’: Mangiapane’s parents beaming New York Islanders with pride after son wins MVP at worlds 1215291 Critical Islanders decisions led to striking team unity 1215292 Barry Trotz’s approach to critical Islanders-Bruins line Carolina Hurricanes matchups 1215260 Raleigh’s Stephen Franken hears cheers from hometown 1215293 Islanders relish taking the fight to Bruins fans at Rex Hospital Open 1215294 David Pastrnak's open-net miss a bad sign for Bruins 1215261 The Canes’ aggressive pressure on the penalty kill isn’t coach Cassidy fazing Tampa Bay’s power play 1215295 Islanders-Bruins line matchups will be crucial to Monday's 1215262 Hurricanes finally crack Vasilevskiy in wild second period Game 5 ... then give it all back 1215296 Bruins' David Krejci fined $5,000 for slash to Mat Barzal's groin Colorado Avalanche 1215297 For Islanders, no better option than Mathew Barzal to 1215263 Avalanche reeling against Vegas. If Jared Bednar can’t score winner in Game 4 find answer, maybe he’s the wrong coach. 1215298 Islanders Never Say Die Attitude Born Out of Playoff 1215264 Vegas rides giant wave to defeat Avalanche in Game 4 Experiences and Strong Leadership and tie series 2-2 1215299 BARZILLA: Islanders Mathew Barzal Becoming a Force to 1215265 Avalanche-Knights Game 4 Quick Hits: Top line struggles be Reckoned with in Playoffs for third consecutive game 1215266 How Philipp Grubauer used blood, sweat and technology Ottawa Senators to launch the Avalanche’s Stanley Cup run: “I’ve never s 1215300 Team Canada comes all the way back from a rough start 1215267 Nathan MacKinnon, Avalanche stars continue sluggish to capture gold in world final stretch as Vegas ties series in Game 4 1215268 Deen’s List: Avalanche return to Ball Arena tied 2-2 after Philadelphia Flyers another underwhelming showing in Vegas 1215301 Flyers assistant Ian Laperriere named Lehigh Valley 1215269 Game 4 Grades: Avs just can’t hang with Vegas Phantoms’ head coach 1215270 Dater column: After big team meeting, Avs give all-talk, no 1215302 Flyers name Laperriere as Phantoms head coach action performance 1215303 5 draft targets for Flyers at 13th overall pick 1215271 Desert Beatdown: Marchessault Hat Trick, Avalanche Wilt 5-1 in Game 4 Pittsburgh Penguins 1215272 Under Siege: Game 4 Avalanche Preview & Notes vs. 1215304 ‘We won a division for God's sake’: Brian Burke defends Vegas Golden Knights Tristan Jarry, Mike Sullivan, core 3 and 'Penguins DNA 1215305 Marcus Pettersson seeks ‘next step’ — will it be for Columbus Blue Jackets Penguins? 1215273 Davidson intent on proving that playing in Columbus is one of NHL's best-kept secrets Tampa Bay Lightning 1215274 Blue Jackets Sunday Gathering: Is a total rebuild coming? 1215306 When another gear is needed, Lightning turn to Nikita Plus, a wild idea for those late first-round picks Kucherov Detroit Red Wings Toronto Maple Leafs 1215275 Steve Yzerman won't give a timeline on Detroit Red Wings 1215307 This is Zach Hyman’s big chance to cash in rebuild. Here's why 1215276 Wings prospect Moritz Seider named best D-man at hockey worlds; Canada wins gold 1215277 U.S. falls to Canada in World Championship semifinal 1215278 Red Wings’ Troy Stecher, Moritz Seider reach World Championship semis Florida Panthers 1215279 Sasha Barkov is a Florida Guy. The Panthers want to keep it that way Los Angeles Kings 1215280 Kings Seasons In Review – Midseason Acquisitions Vegas Golden Knights 1215308 Avalanche ready to leave Las Vegas after another loss 1215309 Graney: Golden Knights’ constant pressure buries Avalanche 1215310 Golden Knights-Colorado Avalanche Game 4 recap 1215311 Marchessault’s hat trick powers Knights to series-tying victory 1215312 Golden Knights forward named finalist for Selke Trophy 1215313 Jonathan Marchessault’s hat trick, ‘Misfit Line’ carry Golden Knights past Avalanche 1215314 Golden Knights overpower Avalanche, even series in Game 4 1215315 Marc-Andre Fleury enjoys rock star status with Golden Knights fans back at T-Mobile Arena 1215316 Golden Knights have subdued Colorado’s high-octane offense with intense, unrelenting pressure 1215317 Marchessault Makes It Rain Hats In Vegas With Golden Trick As Knights Melt Avalanche, 5-1, With VGK Heat Befor 1215318 Golden Knights Getting Help To Sell Playoff Tickets 1215319 Mark Stone Announced As 2021 Selke Trophy Finalist 1215320 Jonathan Marchessault Hat Trick Propels Vegas Golden Knights 1215321 Vegas Golden Knights Look To Even Series with Colorado Avalanche 1215322 Vegas Golden Knights Bet On Themselves When the Chips Are Down Websites 1215328 Sportsnet.ca / Canadiens take commanding series lead by continuing to frustrate Jets 1215329 Sportsnet.ca / Avalanche need to ‘get back on track’ as series turns to best-of-three 1215330 Sportsnet.ca / Jets need offence, desperation in order to extend series vs. Canadiens 1215331 Sportsnet.ca / Flames’ Mangiapane caps best season yet with world championship MVP 1215332 USA TODAY / Islanders' Mathew Barzal, cheap-shotted by David Krejci earlier, scores winning goal to beat Bruin Winnipeg Jets 1215323 Jets fall to Canadiens 5-1, trail series 3-0 1215324 The team that couldn't score 1215325 Jets look lost, beaten, as they reach the brink 1215326 Canadiens crush Jets in Game 3 to take 3-0 stranglehold on North Division final 1215327 Charting Winnipeg’s self-inflicted path to the brink of elimination: ‘You’ve got to keep believing’ SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1215250 Arizona Coyotes Six members of Arizona Coyotes organization earn awards at hockey World Championship JOSÉ M. ROMERO The Arizona Coyotes' disappointing finish to the regular season ensured no playoffs or hopes for a Stanley Cup run. But Sunday saw six members of the Coyotes earn medals and honors at the International Ice Hockey Federation World Championship in Riga, Latvia, with three players hoisting a first-place trophy on the ice in a joyous celebration. Coyotes goaltenders Darcy Kuemper and Adin Hill, forward Michael Bunting and Team Canada Assistant General Manager Shane Doan, who is Arizona's chief hockey development officer, received gold medals after Canada's 3-2 overtime win over Finland in the championship game of the tournament. Canada won six of its last seven games in Latvia after losing its first three. Kuemper saved 29 of 31 shots on goal a day after stopping 36 of 38, as Canada avenged preliminary round losses to the United States Saturday and Finland to capture the nation's 27th men's world championship. Kuemper appeared in his second World Championship tournament. Bunting, coming off the most games he's played in an NHL season, took part in all 10 games, and Hill, one of three Coyotes goalies this past season to see significant game action, took part in three games with the two starts that Kuemper didn't make in the group stage. "Everybody believed in his game and leading us back there," Canada team captain Adam Henrique said of Kuemper. "We believed in him all the way." Two other Coyotes, forward Conor Garland and organization prospect Liam Kirk, who was drafted in 2018, were named to the tournament's All- Star team as selected by media members. Garland capped off a successful tournament for the United States with a goal and two assists earlier Sunday in the bronze medal game. The U.S. defeated Germany 5-0, and Garland finished his tournament with 13 points (six goals, seven assists) in 10 games. Garland battled injuries and overcame physical play against him from opponents to score 39 points (12 points, 27 assists) in 49 games for the Coyotes this season. He jumped at the chance to put on the USA uniform, and after his performance in Latvia, further strengthened his case for a pay raise from a qualifying offer or new contract this offseason. Garland, 25, can become a restricted free agent and the Coyotes can match any offer from other teams for him. He celebrated Sunday's goal with a sword-and-scabbard move. Kirk, 21, shared the top spot in goals scored at the World Championship with seven. The 21-year-old from England had two goals against Belarus in Great Britain’s first regulation time victory at the World Championship since 1962, according to the IIHF.
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