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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 12/1/2019 Anaheim Ducks Chicago Blackhawks 1164079 Column: Bill Peters scandal should prompt change at 1164111 Patrick Kane’s point streak hits 15 games, but the every level of hockey Avalanche clobber the Blackhawks for the 2nd straight day 1164080 How the Ducks’ lack of natural goal scoring was painfully w obvious in Jets loss 1164112 Is Patrick Kane or Robin Lehner the MVP? Is Alex DeBrincat in a slump? 4 hot topics for the Blackhawks. Arizona Coyotes 1164113 Blackhawks crumble in second period, get blown out again 1164081 Arizona Coyotes' early lead not enough in loss to San by Avalanche Jose Sharks 1164114 his You Gotta See: Blackhawks-Blues, Bears-Cowboys 1164082 Arizona Coyotes' best offseason acquisition might be Carl and a big-time test for DePaul Soderberg 1164115 Blackhawks’ Andrew Shaw embraces role as veteran 1164083 Coyotes play in third straight shootout, fall to Golden leader Knights 1164116 Rantanen returns to lineup, leads Avalanche past Chicago 1164084 Coyotes survived November, but they know they could 7-3 have accomplished more 1164117 Avs throttle Hawks for second straight night, 7-3 1164118 Reality check: Blackhawks look like a team still trying to Boston Bruins find its way 1164085 Reassured by an outside neurological assessment, a 1164119 Five Takeaways: Blackhawks lose back-to-back games healthy David Backes eager to return against Avalanche 1164086 Canadiens thumbnails 1164120 2020 NHL All-Star Game fan voting is open 1164087 Bill Peters done in by his own words and actions 1164088 David Backes close to a return with ‘a healthy squash’ Colorado Avalanche 1164089 Hockey takes a few hits 1164121 Avalanche wins big, sweeps Blackhawks in Mikko 1164090 Resilient Bruins keep finding a way to win Rantanen’s return 1164091 Scary thought for the NHL? David Pastrnak just keeps 1164122 Chambers: How good is Cale Makar? He’s too good to getting better and better take a penalty 1164092 Patrice Bergeron (lower body) out Sunday, Brad 1164123 Mikko Rantanen shredded the Blackhawks in his return — Marchand dealing with flu-like symptoms this is how he did it 1164093 Bruins winning games despite 'some passengers', truly 1164124 The Avalanche’s top players come up big in 7-3 route over sluggish starts Chicago 1164094 Cleared to return after latest scary hit, David Backes says 1164125 The shorthanded Avalanche prepare for Rantanen’s return he has peace of mind going forward after win in Chicago 1164126 Avs Game 26 Grades: Mikko’s Back Buffalo Sabres 1164127 Rantanen’s return fuels another Chicago beatdown 1164095 Power-play failures loom large in Sabres' overtime loss to Leafs Columbus Blue Jackets 1164096 It was a terrible November at times but Sabres' season 1164128 Islanders 2, Blue Jackets 0: the 3-2-1 rundown wasn't rendered moot 1164129 Blue Jackets’ power play benefits from tweaking 1164097 The Wraparound: Toronto Maple Leafs 2, Buffalo Sabres 1164130 Islanders 2, Blue Jackets 0 | Zach Werenski injured in 1 (OT) shutout loss 1164098 Sabres game day: Power play adjusting without Rasmus 1164131 Blue Jackets 5, Penguins 2: the 3-2-1 rundown Dahlin 1164132 Portzline: Zach Werenski suffers injury, and other 1164099 Mike Harrington's NHL Power Rankings observations from Blue Jackets’ loss to Islanders 1164100 Carter Hutton’s hard luck working against him Dallas Stars Calgary Flames 1164133 Although he’s a bit of a hockey paradox, Jamie Oleksiak is 1164101 Ward gets second win as Flames interim head coach finding his role in the top 4 of the Stars’ defensi 1164102 Matthew Tkachuk vs. Brady Tkachuk returns for third round Detroit Red Wings 1164105 ‘Chucky Bowl’ Part III: Inside the sibling matchup between 1164134 Detroit Red Wings' skid hits nine as Alex Ovechkin puts up Brady and Matthew Tkachuk and their all-star sister hat trick for Capitals 1164106 Flames — and their new bench boss — believe they are 1164135 Red Wings desperate for turnaround as blowouts balloon: trending in the right direction 'We’re fragile' 1164136 Red Wings' strong effort can't stop winless streak from Carolina Hurricanes reaching nine 1164107 Former Canes GM Ron Francis says he responded 1164137 Red Wings acquire Eric Comrie, potentially goalie of immediately to incidents involving Peters, players future, from Coyotes 1164108 Ron Francis has to answer for enabling Bill Peters’ abuse 1164138 Red Wings drop ninth in row as Alex Ovechkin gets hat with Hurricanes trick 1164110 Loose pucks: Bill Peters’ resignation leaves more 1164139 Red Wings acquire goaltender Eric Comrie for Vili questions, first-period woes, Thanksgiving pups Saarijarvi 1164140 Ovechkin gets hat trick with 2 empty-netters, Caps top Wings Edmonton Oilers New York Rangers 1164141 Canucks clobber Oilers in big divisional match-up 1164171 Rangers’ crucial Kaapo Kakko decision paid off 1164142 Oilers snapshots: Sam Gagner battling to find regular 1164172 Ray Shero can’t let this Devils disaster go on much longer place in lineup 1164173 Sean Avery: NHL coach not named Bill Peters kicked me, 1164143 Elias Pettersson having another strong season for too Vancouver Canucks 1164174 Rangers wallop Devils with special teams masterpiece 1164144 Lowetide: Edmonton Oilers’ farm team recalls invaluable 1164175 Rangers goalie Alexandar Georgiev bounces back in a big in playoff seasons and paying off in 2019-20 way with shutout vs. Devils 1164176 Special-teams goals, penalty-killing power Rangers past Florida Panthers Devils 1164145 Panthers’ Driedger gets shutout vs. Predators in first NHL 1164177 ‘He was huge’: Rangers’ Jacob Trouba has proven he can start play important minutes 1164146 Panthers goalie Chris Driedger set for first NHL start NHL Los Angeles Kings 1164178 NHL Seattle GM Ron Francis says he took alleged 1164147 Bill Peters scandal should prompt change at every level of physical abuse by coach Bill Peters ‘very seriously’, but hockey does 1164148 Kings deliver again for home fans, top Winnipeg 1164149 The 2010s: Grading the decades of the Southland’s sports Ottawa Senators teams 1164179 GARRIOCH GAME REPORT: Senators fall to Flames, 1164150 NOVEMBER 30 RAPID REACTION: KINGS 2, JETS 1 lose four in row for first time this season 1164151 GAME 27: LOS ANGELES VS WINNIPEG 1164180 SNAPSHOTS: Bruins' David Backes relieved that Sens' 1164152 NOVEMBER 30: CAMPBELL-BROSSOIT; LADUE, Scott Sabourin is recovering PROKHORKIN IN; MACDERMID, LUFF OUT 1164181 ‘Chucky Bowl’ Part III: Inside the sibling matchup between 1164153 WAKING UP WITH THE KINGS: NOVEMBER 30 Brady and Matthew Tkachuk and their all-star sister Minnesota Wild Philadelphia Flyers 1164154 Wild-Dallas gameday preview 1164182 Ivan Provorov lifts Flyers to 4-3 overtime win in Montreal 1164155 Wild captain Mikko Koivu to play 1,000th NHL game to complete magical November Sunday 1164183 Flyers coach Alain Vigneault giving tough love to demoted 1164156 Wild captain Mikko Koivu mentally prepares himself for winger James van Riemsdyk No. 1,000 1164184 Claude Giroux, Brian Elliott spark Flyers to a rare win in Columbus Montreal Canadiens 1164185 Flyers Notebook: Matt Niskanen takes 'slice' in stride 1164157 Ivan Provorov scores in OT, Flyers beat Canadiens for against Wings fourth straight win 1164186 Flyers cap special November, enter December with most 1164158 In the Habs' Room: We were better, but lack confidence, points since Eric Lindros-led 1995-96 team Julien says 1164159 Canadiens extend losing streak to 7 games with OT loss Pittsburgh Penguins to Flyers 1164187 Blues get early lead, hand Penguins 2nd loss in row 1164160 Canadiens Game Day: Habs get loser point, but now 1164188 Zach Trotman aims to bring consistency to Penguins winless in last seven 1164189 Tough back-to-back ends with another Penguins loss and 1164161 With their season teetering on the brink, the Canadiens another injury must prove the potential power of a good loss 1164190 Bryan Rust day-to-day with lower-body injury; Brian Dumoulin leaves game Nashville Predators 1164191 How many hits can the Penguins take? Another injury 1164162 Predators shut out by Panthers 3-0 in Chris Driedger's first comes in another loss career start San Jose Sharks New Jersey Devils 1164192 Sharks score four straight to rally past Arizona Coyotes 1164163 Dreadful power plays dooms Devils in loss to Rangers 1164193 Logan Couture scores twice as Sharks win for 11th time in 1164164 Devils’ lines, pairings vs. Rangers (11/30/19) | Jack 13 games Hughes out for 1st time 1164194 Sharks set up to make move in standings after strong play 1164165 Ray Shero can’t let this Devils disaster go on much longer in November 1164166 Rangers wallop Devils with special teams masterpiece 1164195 Sharks takeaways: What we learned in 4-2 comeback win 1164167 Q&A with Cory Schneider: Devils goalie talks about a over Coyotes disappointing demotion and a fight to continue his NHL ca St Louis Blues New York Islanders 1164196 Blues notebook: Poganski becomes the third 'San Antonio' 1164168 Semyon Varlamov perfect in relief as Islanders blank Blue Blue Jackets 1164197 Blues finish trip with win in Dallas 1164169 Anders Lee scores as Islanders blank Blue Jackets to 1164198 Faulk, Walker score as Blues beat Penguins 5-2 snap three-game skid 1164199 Allen shines in goal as Blues win on road again, 3-1 1164170 Thomas Greiss starts for Islanders, but takes himself off in against Stars first period vs. Blue Jackets 1164200 Can the Blues continue to cope with their endless list of long-term injuries? 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