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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 01/02/19 Arizona Coyotes Chicago Blackhawks 1123806 'Arizona is our home': Coyotes address ownership, 1123837 Despite Winter Classic loss, Blackhawks were able to play relocation rumors in letter to fans like a champion at Notre Dame Stadium 1123807 Arizona Coyotes release letter to fans, address ownership 1123838 8 takeaways from the Blackhawks' 4-2 loss to the Bruins speculation in the Winter Classic at Notre Dame Stadium 1123808 19 for 2019: The most intriguing Arizona sports figures for 1123839 Winter Classic games never get dull for Blackhawks the year ahead 1123840 2019 Winter Classic: Blackhawks lose to Bruins, but the charge is worth watching Boston Bruins 1123841 After difficult month, Brendan Perlini finds success with 1123809 Naturally, Patrice Bergeron steps up for Bruins in classic Blackhawks fashion 1123842 2019 NHL Winter Classic: Bruins 4, Blackhawks 2 1123810 Bruins win the Winter Classic over Chicago 1123843 2020 NHL Winter Classic: Stars to host TBA opponent at 1123811 Bruins make a Classic statement on and off the ice Cotton Bowl Stadium 1123812 Bruins Notebook: Patrice Bergeron comes up big again 1123844 Next Winter Classic will be in Dallas, likely without the 1123813 Tuukka Rask shines on Winter Classic stage Blackhawks 1123814 Kuraly late goal powers Bruins to Winter Classic win 1123845 Rozner: Notre Dame was the real star of this Winter 1123815 Bruins pregame notes: Winter Classic the center stage for Classic Marchand 1123846 Blackhawks' Ward very grateful for his Winter Classic start 1123816 Bruins hope to ride the momentum from a feel-good 1123847 Winter Classic loss hurts, but Blackhawks remain Classic win encouraged by bigger picture 1123817 'Special stage' at Winter Classic shows Tuukka Rask can 1123848 10 takeaways from Winter Classic: Blackhawks put on excel in big games show, but outdoor struggles continue 1123818 What did Tuukka Rask mean by his postgame comments? 1123849 Brendan Perlini shows what he’s capable of during Winter 1123819 Big Game Kuraly strikes again at Winter Classic Classic 1123820 Talking Points: Bruins guns, big and small, step up in 1123850 Lazerus: After miserable two months, Blackhawks finding Classic win fun – and meaning – in games again 1123821 Here's what happened in the Bruins' Winter Classic 4-2 win over the Blackhawks Colorado Avalanche 1123822 Here's the story behind Bruins' "Peaky Blinders" Winter 1123851 Avalanche to host NHL outdoor game at Air Force Classic outfits Academy in 2020 1123823 Jake DeBrusk excited as 1st time Classic participant: "Not 1123852 And the team with the most OT losses in the NHL? Yep. a bad time to have a good game" It’s the Avalanche 1123824 Brad Marchand excited to finally get his chance at the 1123853 Denver’s 19 in ’19: What to look for in the new year Winter Classic 1123854 Why the NHL decided to come back to Colorado so fast 1123825 Zdeno Chara models Bruins' spiffy Winter Classic jersey for another outdoor game on Instagram 1123855 Why Ryan Graves could be an undiscovered gem for the 1123826 McDonald: Bruins shined on NHL’s giant open-air stage, Avalanche and hope that’s a good sign for future 1123856 Call it a comeback: No lead safe as late rallies on the rise Buffalo Sabres Columbus Blue Jackets 1123827 Travis Yost's Sabre Metrics: What Sabres need from 1123857 Artemi Panarin's offensive show, run to playoffs marked Casey Mittelstadt Blue Jackets' 2018 1123828 Scott Wilson nearing return, could bolster Sabres' depth at 1123858 Five takeaways from win over the Senators center 1123859 Eric Robinson made quick trip from Cleveland after call-up 1123829 Round and round they go: A look at how the Sabres’ 1123860 Blue Jackets 6, Senators 3 | Hard-working goals propel second- and third-line combinations have performed Jackets in Nick Foligno's absence Calgary Flames Dallas Stars 1123830 Flames to play Jets in NHL Heritage Classic in Regina 1123861 NHL commissioner Gary Bettman comments on Stars 1123831 Flames’ top line ‘up there with the best’ in NHL CEO Jim Lites' criticism of Jamie Benn, Tyler Seguin 1123832 Flames end the year with fireworks, 8-5 win over Sharks 1123862 How and why the Dallas Stars and Cotton Bowl landed the 1123833 Agent’s tweet puts Flames’ Frolik in spotlight ahead of NHL's 2020 Winter Classic New Year’s Eve game 1123863 Dallas Stars to host 2020 NHL Winter Classic at the 1123834 As the calendar flips to 2019, Flames are well-positioned Cotton Bowl; which team would you like to see them play? in the West: Six keys to staying put in the standing 1123864 NHL’s Winter Classic in Texas will bring ice rink to Cotton 1123835 LeBrun Notebook: Chiarelli under pressure to deliver in Bowl Edmonton, agent’s tweet sparks Frolik controversy 1123865 Q&A: NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman on 2020 Winter Classic, state of the Stars, and Lites comments Carolina Hurricanes 1123866 How the NHL’s 2020 Winter Classic ended up in Dallas’ 1123836 Predators claim Di Giuseppe on waivers from Canes Cotton Bowl Detroit Red Wings NHL 1123867 Detroit Red Wings lose another veteran defenseman to 1123897 Call it a comeback: No lead safe as late rallies on the rise broken foot 1123898 Bettman says he hasn’t talked to Stars about Lites’ 1123868 How Detroit Red Wings hope to offset key losses on comments defense 1123869 Detroit Red Wings midseason grades: Young players Ottawa Senators respond in big roles 1123899 Mark Stone says contract talks are about to heat up with 1123870 Injuries to defense another test of Red Wings' character, Senators depth 1123900 Last place Ottawa Senators try something different on New Year's Day Edmonton Oilers 1123901 Senators and Blue Jackets share similar free agency 1123871 Petrovic and Manning passed their first Oilers tests on question marks blueline 1123902 Senators ready to send Tom Pyatt packing 1123872 LeBrun Notebook: Chiarelli under pressure to deliver in 1123903 Stevenson: More pain coming in 2019 before things get Edmonton, agent’s tweet sparks Frolik controversy better for Senators fans 1123873 Peter Chiarelli’s reasoning for acquiring Brandon Manning doesn’t add up Philadelphia Flyers 1123874 Oilers No. 9 prospect, Winter 2018: Joel Persson 1123904 Backup Nashville goalie shuts out Flyers in 4th straight loss Florida Panthers 1123905 Flyers' rookie Carter Hart not worried about rebounding 1123875 Panthers set milestones in Monday’s surprising comeback from his first NHL clunker victory against Red Wings 1123906 Five observations from Flyers’ latest loss: Is it time for new 1123876 So close, yet so far: An uneven 2018 comes to a close for GM to be in selling mode? the Florida Panthers 1123907 It never gets old when Flyers winger James van Riemsdyk faces his brother Trevor Los Angeles Kings 1123908 Rookie goalie Carter Hart struggles as Flyers fall to 1123877 Kings can’t wake offense as Vegas pitches shutout Carolina, 3-1, for third straight loss 1123878 What we learned from the Kings' 3-2 victory over the 1123909 Carter Hart to start for Flyers, who must prove they’re Avalanche playoff contenders by taking care of Hurricanes 1123879 Kings’ Jack Campbell stars under heavy pressure in loss 1123910 Flyers’ Jori Lehtera charged in Finnish drug case, to Vegas prosecutors seek five-month sentence 1123880 JANUARY 1 RAPID REACTION (FEAT. DARYL EVANS): 1123911 Flyers try to regroup from crushing loss; power play still GOLDEN KNIGHTS 2, KINGS 0 struggling mightily 1123881 GAME 41: LOS ANGELES AT VEGAS 1123912 Flyers stunned by two late goals in loss to Panthers 1123882 CAMPBELL TO START, NO OTHER LINEUP CHANGES 1123913 Flyers prospect Joel Farabee stars in United States' win in EXPECTED TONIGHT VERSUS VEGAS World Junior tournament 1123883 WAKING UP WITH THE KINGS: JANUARY 1 1123914 Jordan Weal to replace Nolan Patrick in Flyers lineup; Carter Hart in net against Panthers Minnesota Wild 1123915 Interim coach Scott Gordon makes a favorable early 1123884 Lack of power plays compounding Wild's scoring problems impression on energized Flyers | Sam Carchidi 1123885 Defenseman Ryan Murphy called up from Iowa by Wild 1123916 Predators 4, Flyers 0: Another ugly road trip poses more 1123886 A brief history of Wild swoons: Is this the one that will end questions the playoff streak? 1123917 Flyers at Predators: Live stream, storylines, game time and more Montreal Canadiens 1123918 What does 2019 hold for Flyers pending free agent Wayne 1123887 In the Habs' Room: 'Adjustments,' confidence earn 4-2 Simmonds? record, playoff position 1123888 Melnick’s GBU: The Canadiens close out 2018 with some Pittsburgh Penguins Texas-sized fireworks 1123919 An in-depth look at Matt Murray's turnaround for Penguins 1123920 The Penguins' Zach Aston-Reese is capable right now of Nashville Predators doing his best Hornqvist impression 1123889 Tuesday's recap: Predators 4, Flyers 0 1123921 20 Penguins Thoughts: How Mike Sullivan has been 1123890 Predators center Ryan Johansen: 'We didn't like 2018 that pushing all the right buttons much' 1123891 P.K. Subban to have original TV show called 'The PK San Jose Sharks Project' 1123922 What we know -- and what we don't -- about Sharks at NHL halfway point New Jersey Devils 1123923 NHL rumors: Sam Bennett won't be disciplined for hit on 1123892 NJ Devils place Taylor Hall on injured reserve Radim Simek 1123924 New Year’s resolutions Bay Area sports teams will try to New York Islanders keep in 2019 1123893 Isles' Barry Trotz focuses on games, not on Hall of Fame 1123925 Sharks ticked over Sam Bennett's 'predatory' hit that hurt potential Radim Simek New York Rangers 1123894 Rangers skating into New Year with revamped expectations 1123895 The Rangers’ horrific unit suddenly is not so horrific 1123896 Rangers' Henrik Lundqvist happy to be fighting for playoff spot St Louis Blues Winnipeg Jets 1123926 Blues put Butler, Nolan on waivers 1123947 JETS SNAPSHOTS: Lemieux a difference-maker in win 1123927 NHL makes it official: All-Stars will converge on St.
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