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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 01/26/19 Anaheim Ducks Colorado Avalanche 1127648 Michael Del Zotto’s arrival to Ducks comes with range of 1127682 Women’s star Coyne Schofield shines at NHL All-Star emotions weekend in Nathan MacKinnon’s place 1127649 Ducks Film Room: Breaking down Anaheim’s struggling 1127683 Avalanche All-Star trio: MacKinnon, Landeskog and power play and how it can improve Rantanen share rare connection 1127684 Avalanche will host L.A. Kings in outdoor game at Air Arizona Coyotes Force’s Falcon Stadium 1127650 Coyotes’ Clayton Keller participates in NHL All-Star 1127685 Going behind the campaign that got Gabriel Landeskog Fastest Skater event “elected” to the All-Star Game 1127652 Clayton Keller heads to the All-Star Game, chasing idols 1127686 2020 Stadium Series: Avalanche now have opponents Kane, Gaudreau scheduled 1127687 “This isn’t a death sentence,” the doctor told Jim Boston Bruins DeMersseman — who feared it was 1127653 Quebec City has interest in an NHL franchise 1127688 Nathan MacKinnon “unlikely” to play in All-Star 1127654 Former Northeastern hockey player Kendall Coyne makes GameAdrian Dater history in NHL All-Star skills event 1127655 Bruins’ David Pastrnak wins accuracy shooting contest at Columbus Blue Jackets NHL All-Star Skills competition 1127689 After period of turmoil, Cam Atkinson rediscovered his 1127656 Data technology will change the way we watch the NHL love for hockey 1127657 Peter Chiarelli doomed by bad deals, overpriced/lengthy 1127690 John Davidson happy with state of Blue Jackets contracts 1127691 On Artemi Panarin and Sergei Bobrovsky, and the trade 1127658 David Pastrnak wins All-Star accuracy contest deadline that has all NHL eyes on Columbus 1127659 All Star notebook: New technology coming to NHL 1127692 Analysis: Measuring the Blue Jackets’ forecheck and why 1127660 Bruins’ David Pastrnak just starting All-Star career that matters 1127661 Bruins' David Pastrnak wins NHL All-Star Accuracy Shooting contest Dallas Stars 1127693 Miro Heiskanen gives Stars fans a fright with fall in NHL's Buffalo Sabres fastest skater competition, finishes fourth 1127662 Connor McDavid nips Jack Eichel to win NHL's Fastest 1127694 Dallas Stars to host Nashville Predators in the 2020 NHL Skater contest Winter Classic at the Cotton Bowl 1127663 All-Star Notebook: Sabres still awaiting word on NHL's 1127695 Stars’ 2020 Winter Classic opponent is one of NHL’s best 2019-20 international games teams 1127664 Jack Eichel in Fastest Skater contest, Jeff Skinner in Puck Control event at All-Star Skills Challenge Detroit Red Wings 1127665 Defenseman Brendan Guhle added to AHL All-Star 1127696 Filip Hronek improved in Detroit but may be locked in Classic Grand Rapids 1127666 Mike Harrington: $$$$kinner has leverage, so he's not 1127697 NHL All-Star Game has popcorn flavor for every team fretting about pace of contract talks including cherry for Red Wings 1127667 Former Sabres prospect, Williamsville product Justin 1127698 What’s a mid-round pick really worth to the Red Wings in a Bailey 'ecstatic' to join Flyers' organization deadline deal? 1127668 Inside the Sabres: Pressing questions entering post-break 1127699 Grading all 31 NHL teams at the All-Star break playoff push 1127669 Bang for their buck: Measuring the Sabres’ roster in terms Edmonton Oilers of salary value 1127700 JONES: Oilers bringing up rear in NHL Great Turtle Race 1127701 Lowetide: Caleb Jones has impressive first showing in the Calgary Flames NHL with Oilers 1127670 Matthew Gaudreau a proud younger brother 1127702 DGB Grab Bag: Weighing the pros and cons of some top 1127671 Ready for takeoff: Reliving Johnny Gaudreau’s jet to NHL candidates for the Edmonton Oilers GM job stardom 1127672 Assessing the Flames’ trade assets ahead of the deadline Florida Panthers 1127673 Hockey know-it-all Matthew Tkachuk’s love for the game 1127704 The Panthers are hoping to carry their momentum into the blossomed early and continues to grow second half. This is what’s next Chicago Blackhawks Los Angeles Kings 1127674 Collin Delia is into leather-making. He's also into 1127706 Kings will play Avalanche outdoors at Air Force's Falcon goaltending, as Blackhawks fans have discovered. Stadium next season 1127675 Blackhawks’ Patrick Kane loses to Johnny Gaudreau 1127707 Kings-Avalanche outdoor game set for Air Force venue in (again) in puck control contest February 2020 1127676 Chicago’s Kendall Coyne-Schofield is first woman in NHL 1127708 Grading all 31 NHL teams at the All-Star break skills contest 1127709 FINAL – COLORADO 4, ONTARIO 0 1127677 NHL All-Star Game: United Center unlikely to host anytime 1127710 KINGS, AVS STADIUM SERIES GAME IN COLO. soon SPRINGS; DOUGHTY SKILLS COMPETITION 1127678 NHL All-Star Game: Blackhawks' Patrick Kane goes from 1127711 PROSPECT DOMINIK KUBALIK TRADED TO CHICAGO upstart to old-timer FOR FIFTH ROUND PICK 1127679 Toews, Crawford and many more have ideas on how NHL 1127712 PREVIEW – ONTARIO VS. COLORADO, 1/25 can get better 1127680 Blackhawks 2018-19 midseason grades: Defensemen 1127681 As Blackhawks retool, Jonathan Toews, Patrick Kane doing anything they can to extend their primes into their 3 Minnesota Wild San Jose Sharks 1127713 Wild claims defenseman Anthony Bitetto off waivers from 1127749 Takeaways: Matthews wins over Sharks fans with Marleau Predators tribute 1127714 Wild claim defenseman Anthony Bitetto off waivers 1127750 A kid’s game: Burns, Pavelski turn All-Star Game into family affair Montreal Canadiens 1127751 Could the Sharks play preseason games in Europe next 1127715 A mea culpa about The Habs and more: We all make season? mistakes 1127752 No Sidney Crosby in NHL Skills Competition; Here’s what 1127716 Montreal Canadiens' literary winning streak continues the Sharks are doing 1127717 The science suggests the Canadiens should use more 1127753 NHL All-Star Game: NBC to showcase new puck, player than the All-Star break to rest Carey Price tracking 1127718 Brown: Midseason ranking of the Canadiens’ top 15 1127754 NHL All-Star Game: Sharkie, 28 others compete in Mascot prospects Showdown 1127755 U.S. gold medalist Kendall Coyne Schofield is pioneer in Nashville Predators NHL Skills contest 1127719 How to get tickets to the 2020 NHL Winter Classic 1127756 Auston Matthews honors Patrick Marleau at NHL All-Star between Predators and Stars in Dallas Skills Competition 1127720 NHL Winter Classic: Hockey fans stoked for new Winter 1127757 NHL All-Star Game: Four takeaways from Gary Bettman's Classic matchup between Preds, Stars press conference 1127721 Predators to face Stars in 2020 NHL Winter Classic in 1127758 2019 NHL All-Star Skills Competition results: Winners of Dallas at Cotton Bowl Stadium every event 1127722 Catfish Corner newsletter: Behind the scenes, in the 1127759 Stanley Cup keeper discusses visiting San Jose for NHL locker room with Paul Skrbina All-Star Game 1127723 It's show time again for Predators defenseman P.K. 1127760 2019 NHL All-Star Game: Captain Auston Matthews Subban discusses Bay Area roots 1127724 Predators Mailbag: Are Kevin Fiala’s days numbered? 1127761 Will Sharks' Joe Pavelski bring his son out for 2019 NHL What should be done about the second line? All-Star weekend? 1127762 Erik Karlsson speaks highly of Sharks owner Hasso New Jersey Devils Plattner as he ponders his future with the organization 1127725 What to watch for at the NHL All-Star Game St Louis Blues New York Islanders 1127763 Memories and more for Blues at NHL All-Star Game 1127726 Isles’ Mathew Barzal combines All-Star talent with team-first mentality Tampa Bay Lightning 1127727 NHL will have final say on Islanders' home playoff games, 1127764 Which format do the all-stars like best? Gary Bettman says 1127765 All-Star Game media day offers a chance for some fun 1127728 After break, there's little rest for Islanders 1127766 Kendall Coyne inspires as first woman to compete in NHL 1127729 How Michael Dal Colle reinvented himself last summer Skills Competition into an AHL All-Star and budding Isles mainstay 1127767 Andrei Vasilevskiy just short in the save streak at NHL skills competition New York Rangers 1127768 Gary Bettman addresses NHL topics before All-Star Game 1127730 Ex-Rangers star Brian Leetch's wife and sister take violation deal in piano bar scrap Toronto Maple Leafs 1127731 Henrik Lundqvist’s custom Godfather suit rocks at All-Star 1127769 For NHL’s Canadian teams, the season is half-empty and Weekend half-full 1127732 Wife of Rangers legend Brian Leetch scores no-jail plea in 1127770 Marner content with a weekend at the beach | The Star bar brawl 1127771 Leafs need to treat Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner as 1127733 Goldman: What we’ve learned about the Rangers heading equals | The Star into the All-Star break 1127772 NHL owners not ‘looking for a fight’ over bargaining, Bettman says | The Star Ottawa Senators 1127773 Sheldon Kennedy has spent most of his adult life fighting 1127734 Grading all 31 NHL teams at the All-Star break the good fight | The Star 1127774 Maple Leafs’ Auston Matthews not losing sleep over ‘life Philadelphia Flyers changing decision’ 1127735 Flyers goalie Carter Hart has been plenty mature enough | 1127775 How the Leafs and a community rallied to help make a... Sam Donnellon 1127736 Flyers mascot Gritty does it all at 2019 NHL All-Star Game Vancouver Canucks festivities 1127790 The Canucks hit the all-star break with an unusual 1127737 Claude Giroux 2019 NHL All-Star Game: Live stream, sensation – optimism times, competitions, more 1127738 For Claude Giroux to be mentioned in same
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