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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 6/10/2020 Arizona Coyotes Blackhawks Continued 1175409 NHLers form Hockey Diversity Alliance amid fight for racial 1175441 Ever wonder where the puck from Patrick Kane's 2010 justice Stanley Cup-clinching goal went? 1175410 Forward Conor Garland is Coyotes’ nominee for Bill 1175442 ‘Five nights straight’: Inside the Blackhawks’ roving 2010 Masterton Trophy Stanley Cup party 1175411 What we learned from the introduction of Coyotes CEO Xavier A. Gutierrez Colorado Avalanche 1175412 Coyotes’ Meruelo hopes to announce arena plans this 1175443 Avs defenseman Ryan Graves is Colorado winner, year, despite virus national nominee for Bill Masterton Trophy 1175444 Avs made a statement about racism and some fans made Boston Bruins a statement back 1175413 Kevan Miller is Bruins’ nominee for Masterton Trophy 1175414 Kevan Miller is Bruins’ Masterton nominee Columbus Blue Jackets 1175415 Bears watching: Who should Bruins avoid when — and if 1175445 Blue Jackets’ Nathan Gerbe displays award-worthy — playoffs begin? determination 1175416 Bruins' Kevan Miller nominated for NHL's Masterton 1175446 Perseverance, sportsmanship, dedication: Thy name is Trophy by local writers Nathan Gerbe Buffalo Sabres Dallas Stars 1175417 Former Sabre Lawrence Pilut's two-year contract 1175447 Defenseman Stephen Johns named Stars’ nominee for Bill announced by Russian team Masterton Memorial Trophy 1175418 Curtis Lazar is Sabres' nominee for Masterton Trophy 1175448 After missing 22 months & returning to NHL, Stephen 1175419 Future forecast: Imagining a brighter scene on Sabres’ Johns is a Masterton nominee clean-out day in 2023 Detroit Red Wings Calgary Flames 1175449 Detroit Red Wings find value in Robby Fabbri. Here's what 1175420 Flames making contingency plans for U.S. training camp he's worth 1175421 Giordano earns Masterton nod after providing steadying 1175450 Robby Fabbri named Red Wings' Masterton Trophy hand Flames needed nominee for perseverance 1175422 Fourth time’s the charm? Why Mark Giordano is the 1175451 Robby Fabbri resurrected career, named Red Wings’ epitome of the Masterton Masterton candidate Carolina Hurricanes Edmonton Oilers 1175423 Carolina PHWA chapter nominates Canes’ James Reimer 1175452 JONES: Edmonton Oilers' Connor McDavid a worthy for Masterton nomi-knee for NHL's Masterton trophy 1175453 Lowetide: Every prospect in the Oilers system and what’s Chicago Blackhawks next for each player 1175424 ‘We knew this was going to be the year’: Former Chicago 1175454 Does being an NHL hub city really benefit the local Blackhawks look back on a wild and wonderful 2010 Stan economy? Experts weigh in 1175425 How Sam Acho recruited Jonathan Toews, Mitch Trubisky, Jason Heyward and other athletes to try to spark change Los Angeles Kings 1175426 2010 Blackhawks describe what made Stanley Cup 1175455 Kings’ Jeff Carter undergoes surgery to repair a core champion team so special muscle injury 1175427 John Wiedeman felt pressure to get call on Patrick Kane's 2010 Cup-winner right Minnesota Wild 1175428 Ryan Dempster pulled a unique prank on Sean Avery at 1175456 Wild defenseman Matt Dumba brings first-hand grasp of LA Kings game racism to new hockey alliance 1175429 Why Dustin Byfuglien's move to forward was a game 1175457 Goalie Alex Stalock is Wild's nominee for Bill Masterton changer for 2010 Blackhawks Memorial Award 1175430 Brent Seabrook's Blackhawks teammates tease him about 1175458 Wild star Matt Dumba teams up with fellow hockey players his superstitions to eradicate racism 1175431 How Blackhawks' healthy scratches almost jinxed 2010 1175459 From career backup to starter, Wild’s Alex Stalock is Stanley Cup Final Game 6 Masterton Trophy nominee 1175432 Blackhawks reminisce about turning point of 2010 Stanley 1175460 Thrust into top goalie role, Alex Stalock is Wild’s Cup run Masterton Trophy nominee 1175433 What Marian Hossa remembers most about winning first Stanley Cup with Blackhawks Montreal Canadiens 1175434 Duncan Keith: 2010 Stanley Cup champ Blackhawks 1175461 Canadiens captain Shea Weber plans to stay home in could've been a 'mean machine' B.C. to train 1175435 Patrick Kane, Blackhawks share viewpoints of 2010 1175462 Stu on Sports: 'Celebrating' 27th anniversary of Stanley Cup-clinching goal Canadiens' last Cup 1175436 Ryan Dempster partied with Blackhawks after 2010 Cup 1175463 Shea Weber is Canadiens' nominee for Masterton Trophy win, pitched for Cubs next day 1175464 Shea Weber’s Masterton nod exemplifies Canadiens’ 1175437 Ryan Dempster wanted to be next Mario Lemieux, not need to manage their captain baseball pitcher 1175438 Why Jonathan Toews compared Patrick Kane's game New Jersey Devils preparation to Michael Jordan's 1175465 How NJ Devils coach Alain Nasreddine reacted to George 1175439 Corey Crawford named Blackhawks' nominee for 2020 Bill Floyd's death Masterton Trophy 1175466 Potential Mets buyers Josh Harris and David Blitzer have 1175440 How former Blackhawks forward Dave Bolland and Vince turbulent ownership history Vaughn became close friends New York Islanders Maple Leafs Continued 1175467 Trades were cornerstone of New York’s biggest dynasties 1175501 Leafs' Hyman speaks on racial equality, getting back on 1175468 Isles' Thomas Hickey, Rangers' Henrik Lundqvist the ice following Masterton nod nominated for Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy 1175502 Tavares, Leafs glad to be back for first limited workouts 1175503 Zach Hyman is Maple Leafs' Masterton Trophy nominee New York Rangers 1175504 Finding an NHL comparable for 10 of the Maple Leafs’ 1175469 Trades were cornerstone of New York’s biggest dynasties best prospects 1175470 Mark Messier trade got Rangers the right player at right time Vancouver Canucks 1175471 The Rangers who returned to practice facility to begin NHL 1175518 Ben Kuzma: Private arenas set COVID-19 bar for city return rinks to think of reopening 1175472 Rangers return to practice facility with small group training 1175519 Markstrom makes Canucks extension case, Baertschi 1175473 Isles' Thomas Hickey, Rangers' Henrik Lundqvist banter, lauding Larionov nominated for Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy 1175520 Patrick Johnston: Through personal tragedy, Jacob Markstrom has persevered Ottawa Senators 1175521 Where does J.T. Miller rank among the NHL’s elite 1175474 The time off has given Bobby Ryan a chance to get forwards? refreshed and to start prepping for next season 1175475 Senators' winger Bobby Ryan named Ottawa nominee for Vegas Golden Knights NHL's Masterton Trophy 1175505 Henderson Silver Knights making it easier for fans to get 1175476 Bobby Ryan finds ‘silver lining’ in journey to sobriety as a swag Masterton nominee 1175506 Golden Knights’ Shea Theodore nominated for award 1175477 McIndoe: Ottawa fans have lost hope in Eugene Melnyk. 1175507 Golden Knights’ Shea Theodore nominated for There’s no getting it back perseverance award 1175508 Golden Knights Owner Bill Foley Acquires Another Winery Philadelphia Flyers In California 1175478 Flyers coach Alain Vigneault has big lineup decisions, starting with how much Carter Hart plays | On the Fly Washington Capitals 1175479 Oskar Lindblom, Flyers’ Masterton nominee: ‘I look 1175509 Garnet Hathaway latest Caps player to offer his support forward to the day I’m back on the ice' for Black Lives Matter 1175480 Cam York, Bobby Brink may make Flyers fans forget 1175510 Two years later, the best fan memories from the Capitals' about explosive Cole Caufield Stanley Cup celebration 1175481 When hockey meets Hollywood: The story of the Flyers’ 1175511 Stanley Cup 2018: Remembering Lord Stanley's journey role in ‘This is 40’ around D.C. 1175482 Ranking Claude Giroux’s 10 best goals 1175512 Capitals share team message in support of Black Lives Matter movement Pittsburgh Penguins 1175483 Ex-Penguins forward Ville Nieminen hired as coach of Websites Swedish team 1175522 The Athletic / As Phase 2 opens, how do players get in 1175484 Even in a pandemic, Mike Sullivan keeps Penguins hockey shape without risking injury? prepared 1175523 The Athletic / How Colin Kaepernick became a guiding 1175485 Penguins notebook: In an empty arena, Mike Sullivan force in the fight for diversity in hockey might have to use his indoor voice 1175524 The Athletic / Pronman’s scouting report: Why Alexander 1175486 Penguins A to Z: Trust goes a long way for Dominik Simon Holtz is a top NHL prospect 1175487 Evgeni Malkin selected as Penguins’ Masterton Trophy 1175525 The Athletic / Predictions unplugged: Anonymous NHL nominee coach, scout and exec pick play-in winners 1175488 NHL playoff length and reseeding. Right moves? Or bad 1175526 The Athletic / Pronman’s scouting report: Why Cole decisions? Perfetti is a top NHL prospect 1175489 Evgeni Malkin is the Penguins' nominee for 2020 1175527 The Athletic / Wheeler: A 2017 NHL Draft re-draft and Masterton Trophy review of my ranking 1175490 Answering the biggest questions as the Penguins enter 1175528 Sportsnet.ca / Anson Carter details how race played role Phase 2 of NHL’s return in hockey career 1175529 Sportsnet.ca / Maple Leafs trying to gain edge with San Jose Sharks approach to Phase 2 of return 1175491 NHL: Sharks’ Thornton nominated for Masterton Trophy 1175530 Sportsnet.ca / Erik Gudbranson: Fear kept me from 1175492 Colin Kaepernick's aid to Evander Kane, Hockey Diversity speaking up. It won't anymore. Alliance 'invaluable' 1175531 Sportsnet.ca / Bobby Ryan's comeback from addiction 1175493 Handing out our version of the Sharks’ end-of-season earns him Senators' Masterton nod awards 1175532 Sportsnet.ca
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