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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 7/27/2020 Arizona Coyotes Detroit Red Wings 1189292 Coyotes make quite the statement in announcing GM 1189316 Q&A: Chris Osgood eager to see reshaped playoffs, says John Chayka's departure Red Wings' young stars need support 1189293 Chayka: Staying with Coyotes an 'impossibility'; ownership 1189317 Plymouth brothers Nick, Luke Boka united with Fort 'disappointed' in GM's departure Wayne Komets 1189294 Coyotes ‘disappointed’ with GM John Chayka’s decision to quit team Edmonton Oilers 1189295 Report: GM John Chayka terminates contract with 1189318 Despite a very short runway, Edmonton Oilers ready to Coyotes take flight 1189296 Arizona Coyotes reveal roster for Stanley Cup Qualifying 1189319 JONES: Hub city a homecoming for Edmonton-area Round NHLers 1189297 Burnside: After an ugly parting with John Chayka, what’s 1189320 Lowetide: Oilers’ productive prospect pipeline a welcome next for the Coyotes? change for playoffs Boston Bruins Florida Panthers 1189298 Bruins finalize playoff roster as they head to Toronto to 1189321 Florida Panthers enter NHL’s bubble in Toronto on begin Cup run Sunday. Here’s what it’ll be like 1189299 Bruins Notebook: Phase 3 in the books for Bruins; next 1189322 ‘We’re not gonna be a ... doormat': 25 years after stop, Toronto surprising Stanley Cup Finals run, Panthers have another 1189300 Bruins cut Anton Blidh, Paul Carey from return to play op roster Minnesota Wild Buffalo Sabres 1189323 Wild departs for Edmonton with full roster availability 1189301 How the Sabres, developer Douglas Jemal worked to 1189324 Kaapo Kahkonen awaits next opportunity to stop shots for accommodate Blue Jays Wild 1189325 Day 9: No, I'm not wearing the same clothes every day! Calgary Flames 1189326 Wild embark for Edmonton hoping to be away for a couple 1189302 Empty feeling: Flames ready for 'weird' and 'eerie' of months atmosphere without fans in rink Montreal Canadiens Carolina Hurricanes 1189327 Max Domi joins Montreal Canadiens training camp 1189303 Hurricanes head to Toronto and life in a ‘bubble’ with goal of winning Stanley Cup Nashville Predators 1189328 Former Predators player Steve Sullivan named interim GM Chicago Blackhawks of Arizona Coyotes 1189304 Blackhawks release 31-man postseason roster with Corey 1189329 Predators finalize expanded NHL playoffs roster Crawford — and no surprises 1189330 What might life be like in the NHL bubble for the 1189305 This You Gotta See: Blackhawks hit the ice; Cubs, White Predators? Sox hit the road 1189306 Finally healthy after shoulder surgery, Calvin de Haan New Jersey Devils boosts Blackhawks’ defense 1189331 N.H.L. Award Races Bode Well for a Compelling Restart 1189307 Blackhawks arrive in Edmonton for Stanley Cup Playoffs 1189308 6 Blackhawks most likely to be selected in Seattle Kraken New York Islanders expansion draft 1189332 Mathew Barzal, Islanders excited as team departs for 1189309 2020 Stanley Cup Playoffs: Blackhawks release 31-man Toronto postseason roster 1189310 How Edmonton Oilers' lines have looked at their Phase 3 New York Rangers training camp 1189333 Rangers practice gets intense before trip to Toronto bubble Colorado Avalanche 1189334 Marc Staal says Rangers are 'itching to play competitive 1189311 2020 Avalanche postseason roster announced hockey again' 1189312 Why Nathan MacKinnon, Gabe Landeskog believe this is 1189335 ‘It’s a little surreal’: Rangers arrive in the ‘bubble’ in Avalanche’s best chance yet to win Stanley Cup: “We Toronto have 1189313 What we learned from the Avalanche’s 31-man roster and Philadelphia Flyers their training camp 1189336 Flyers bringing Egor Zamula to Toronto as Phase 4 roster is announced Columbus Blue Jackets 1189337 Oskar Lindblom’s incredible journey back to the Flyers | 1189314 Columbus Blue Jackets’ Dubois, Wennberg differ in Timeline personality 1189338 NHL playoffs Flyers vs. Rangers: Previewing possible 1st-round matchup Dallas Stars 1189339 2020 NHL playoffs: Flyers announce 31-man roster for 1189315 Final observations from training camp, plus answers to 24-team tournament, fly to Toronto with sweet shirts your Stars questions Pittsburgh Penguins Websites 1189340 The Penguins are prepared for bad ice in Toronto 1189375 The Athletic / NHL players share pandemic tales of 1189341 Penguins’ postseason roster announced personal and financial stress 1189342 Ex-Penguins forward Eddie Shack dies at 83 1189376 Sportsnet.ca / Coyotes owner to ask Bettman to 1189343 Key questions remain unanswered as the Penguins head adjudicate split with Chayka to the hub 1189377 Sportsnet.ca / NHL Playoff Primer: Everything you need to know ahead of post-season San Jose Sharks 1189378 Sportsnet.ca / Equal parts player and pitchman, Eddie 1189344 Sharks' Evander Kane discusses NHL's 'Hockey is for Shack defied easy categorization Everyone' movement 1189379 Sportsnet.ca / NHL teams arrive in Toronto, Edmonton 1189345 Sharks' Ryan Merkley recalls staying with Brent Burns, ahead of league restart fear of snakes 1189380 TSN.CA / Jets’ preparation for season restart will take a major but unique step this week St Louis Blues 1189346 Blues notebook: O'Reilly steps up to help youth charity Winnipeg Jets 1189347 COVID response helped underdog Edmonton land NHL 1189370 Hawerchuk battles cancer again hub status 1189371 Jets offer several storylines to follow as qualifier nears 1189348 JT's Quarantine Chronicles: Food for thought 1189372 Jets legend Hawerchuk back fighting cancer Tampa Bay Lightning 1189349 Victor Hedman not flying with Lightning to Toronto, will join SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 team Friday 1189350 Lightning’s Jon Cooper ‘happy’ after two weeks of training camp 1189351 Lightning players, coaches pack necessities for Toronto bubble 1189352 Pickleball, PlayStation and Catan: What the Lightning are bringing to the hub Toronto Maple Leafs 1189353 Maple Leafs legend Eddie Shack dies at 83 1189354 What’s in a name? For sports teams, a great deal, and not much 1189355 Teen Nick Robertson makes the Leafs’ 30-man playoff roster — but will he play? 1189356 The Entertainer, Eddie Shack, was everything Leafs fans wanted in a hockey player 1189357 Healthy and rested. No travel. The road to the Stanley Cup hasn’t been this smooth in decades 1189358 NHL notes: Chayka deserts Coyotes 1189359 Leafs' Eddie Shack, 'The Entertainer,' dies at 83 1189360 ‘He gave people a good show’: Maple Leafs fan favourite Eddie Shack dies at 83 Vancouver Canucks 1189373 Willes' Musings: A lot to look forward to with this version of the Canucks 1189374 Ben Kuzma: Canucks' MVP Markstrom won't let Wild hotshot Fiala get into his head Vegas Golden Knights 1189361 Why Golden Knights should start Marc-Andre Fleury at goalie 1189362 Why Golden Knights should start Robin Lehner at goalie 1189363 Golden Knights pack heavy for trip to Edmonton hub 1189364 Life inside the NHL bubble: Golden Knights arrive for postseason today 1189365 Pro Basketball and NHL Show Different Approaches To Racial Justice Issues At Events Washington Capitals 1189366 Capitals defense aims to hold steady in NHL restart 1189367 Capitals, minus Samsonov, head to Toronto bubble with restart on horizon 1189368 Capitals playoff roster: Ilya Samsonov left off travel roster for Toronto 1189369 Todd Reirden confirms Ilya Samsonov's absence is due to injury and not the coronavirus 1189292 Arizona Coyotes Chayka found out about the meeting only afterward, according to an NHL source. That contributed to his decision to “terminate his contract” Friday morning, according to the source. Coyotes make quite the statement in announcing GM John Chayka's At least that’s one version of events. departure Another one is that Chayka knew about the dinner, and in fact, set it up. That’s what another source told azcentralsports.com. Kent Somers So, where do the two parties go from here? It’s hard to envision the Coyotes allowing Chayka to leave and work The relationship between GM John Chayka and new Coyotes ownership elsewhere in professional hockey without receiving compensation in deteriorated in less the one year. return. If he can do that, what good is a contract? Usually, statements issued to media when a sports franchise and an And it’s hard to envision Chayka accepting that if he believes the executive part ways are stripped of all emotion and most sincerity. Coyotes circumvented powers guaranteed to him in his contract. If they can do that, what good is a contract? The dearly departed are thanked for their service and wished well in future endeavors, no matter the level of animosity that existed prior. The “he said, they said” discourse likely will continue with considerable billable hours by attorneys. As with most divorces, they might be the only That did not happen on Sunday when the Coyotes announced that clear winners. general manager John Chayka was now the ex. Arizona Republic LOADED: 07.27.2020 Why are 'student-athletes' on campus when other students aren't? “John Chayka has quit as the General Manager and President of Hockey Operations of the Arizona Coyotes,” the statement reads. "The Club is disappointed in his actions and his timing as the Coyotes prepare to enter the NHL's hub city of Edmonton, where the team will begin post- season play for the first time since 2012. Chayka has chosen to quit on a strong and competitive team, a dedicated staff, and the Arizona Coyotes fans, the greatest fans in the NHL.” “Quit” is a word rarely seen in such statements, much less twice in one paragraph. No name was attached to the statement, but comments like that aren’t made unless ownership signs off. Chayka took a more traditional route with his statement, issued just a few minutes before his former employer's, but he did say that he wanted to be with the team in Edmonton for the post-season. “Sadly, the situation created by ownership made that an impossibility. That’s all I intend to say on this matter for now.” The “for now” foreshadows a continued battle between Chayka and owner Alex Meruelo.
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