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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 1/24/2020 Anaheim Ducks Dallas Stars 1172451 For Ducks right wing Jakob Silfverberg, unselfishness is a 1172477 After David Perron’s own struggles with head injuries, the ‘no-brainer’ Blues forward wants to help Stars’ Stephen Johns 1172478 What NHL awards do Stars players have a realistic Arizona Coyotes chance of winning? 1172452 Jam-packed Pacific, Pt. I: Coyotes reach All-Star break in tight division race Detroit Red Wings 1172453 2 Arizona Coyotes among top vote-getters for NHL 1172479 Detroit Red Wings play 'stupid,' Filip Zadina plays smart midseason awards with Steve Yzerman watching 1172454 Steve Peters is the rarest of birds: an NHL coach who has 1172480 Red Wings' Tyler Bertuzzi to compete in NHL accuracy never been fired shooting contest 1172481 Report: Trevor Daley asks Red Wings for trade to Stanley Boston Bruins Cup contender 1172455 Bruce Cassidy, returning to St. Louis as All-Star Game 1172482 NHL at the break: Ted Kulfan's contenders, surprises and coach, has persevered — in life disappointments 1172456 What does Rangers forward Chris Kreider think about a 1172483 Red Wings send Filip Zadina, Givani Smith to Grand possible trade to the Bruins? Rapids for weekend games 1172457 NHL All-Star Notebook: Bruce Cassidy enjoying All-Star 1172484 Moritz Seider gives Red Wings the biggest - and shortest - experience scare of the season 1172458 NHL trade targets: Top-6 forwards for Bruins to pursue at deadline Edmonton Oilers 1172459 David Pastrnak, Patrice Bergeron among NHL's 1172485 Oil Spills: Edmonton Oilers and their NHL trade midseason award contenders possibilities in midst of fight for playoff spot 1172460 Bruins at the break: Good, but not good enough — and 1172486 JONES: McDavid knee injury documentary bares they intend to create more competition harrowing journey of non-surgery route 1172487 JONES: Oilers star McDavid's off-season injury rehab the Buffalo Sabres focus of upcoming Sportsnet show 1172461 Ralph Krueger's 'very positive attitude' resonates with 1172488 Lowetide: What do Connor McDavid’s best lines tell us Nashville's Roman Josi about his optimal linemates? 1172462 Fellow NHL all-stars explain why Sabres' Jack Eichel is 'one of the best' Florida Panthers 1172463 Former Sabres prospect Justin Bailey riding unique hat 1172489 Panthers player poll: The guys in the room pick the best trick streak nickname, worst dressed and more Calgary Flames Los Angeles Kings 1172464 Tkachuk billboards go up in Edmonton as total funds 1172490 CBA and salary cap expert Jeff Solomon keeps the Kings’ raised tops $67,000 bottom line in the black 1172465 All-Star game in St. Louis is a family affair for Tkachuks 1172491 A fresh appreciation of Kings All-Star Anze Kopitar, the 1172466 How Flames’ seventh-round pick Dmitry Zavgorodniy player Wayne Gretzky calls a ‘dream’ improved to become a legitimate NHL prospect 1172492 LIZOTTE TO ONTARIO; PRIOR TO INJURY, HIS LINE WAS CLICKING Carolina Hurricanes 1172467 Rod Brind’Amour recalls a snowy scene, a career- Minnesota Wild changing day with the Canes 1172493 2020 NHL All-Star game schedule 1172468 Hurricanes player poll: The day we learned Jake Gardiner 1172494 Five All-Star Games, five unique experiences for Wild has the worst chirps of all time forward Eric Staal 1172495 Wild’s Eric Staal making NHL All-Star Weekend a family Chicago Blackhawks affair 1172469 Kendall Coyne Schofield’s historic appearance in the NHL’s skills competition — and its impact — is detailed i Montreal Canadiens 1172470 10 defining moments of Patrick Kane’s career entering 9th 1172496 Stu Cowan: No matter the metrics, Danault has been huge All-Star Game plus for Habs 1172471 Blackhawks enter All-Star break with revived playoff 1172497 The Canadiens are trending toward a very rare level of hopes, but with work left to do disparity between their process and results 1172472 Inside Patrick Kane's gameday routine with Blackhawks 1172473 Blackhawks player poll: Who’s funniest? Smartest? Nashville Predators Nicest? Scariest? And who cheats in two-touch? 1172498 Has Ryan Johansen’s season been as bad as it seems? Colorado Avalanche 1172474 Avs’ Nathan MacKinnon is pseudo leader of four rival Blues at All-Star Game in St. Louis Columbus Blue Jackets 1172475 Blue Jackets 4, Jets 3 | 3-2-1 breakdown 1172476 Are the Blue Jackets a legitimate playoff contender? New Jersey Devils St Louis Blues 1172499 NHL rumors: Did Devils’ Travis Zajac turn down trade? 1172534 It can be a tough road to stardom for some NHL players 1172500 What Devils’ mindset will be coming out of bye week 1172535 BenFred: How an All-Star effort landed St. Louis another 1172501 The state of the NJ Devils' roster: Who needs to prove NHL marquee event themselves in the second half? 1172536 Alumni shine bright on this All-Star Weekend night 1172502 Devils player poll: What do you want to learn from the 1172537 Stanley Cup to visit Missouri Capitol tracking data revolution? 1172538 St. Louis Blues goalie Jordan Binnington shares pre-game rituals, advice in visit to middle school New York Islanders 1172539 Jon Hamm, Jenna Fischer, Brett Hull and Wayne Gretzky 1172503 Ryan Strome on Islanders rock bottom, trade deadline, all are NHL All-Star Game honorary captains things Rangers 1172540 Contract status a distraction? Not for Pietrangelo, who's in 1172504 Isles' Mathew Barzal on his benching by coach Barry the midst of a career year Trotz: 'I was in the wrong' 1172541 NHL All-Star Game weekend activities in St. Louis include 1172505 Why February is an important month for the Islanders concerts, fan fest 1172506 Islanders trade board: What scouts and executives are 1172542 ‘He’s changed the culture’: Bond between Blues’ Chris saying about their options at the deadline Zimmerman, NHL has led to St. Louis hosting big events 1172543 Blues’ analytics trending upward … who’s leading the New York Rangers surge? 1172507 Ryan Strome on Islanders rock bottom, trade deadline, all things Rangers Tampa Bay Lightning 1172508 Why Rangers should strike now on Alex Georgiev trade 1172544 How to add fun to the NHL All-Star skills competition 1172509 Listen to Episode 8 of ‘Up In The Blue Seats’: All-Star 1172545 Five players who could be NHL all-stars if it weren’t for Break, Farrah Fawcett feat. Tom Laidlaw their flashier teammates 1172510 As trade rumors swirl, Chris Kreider stays focused on 1172546 How to add fun to the NHL All-Star skills competition helping Rangers improve 1172511 Rangers' wild-card chase conundrum: All-in or fold their Toronto Maple Leafs hand? 1172547 Marlies should be stronger from their experiences with the 1172512 Weighing Ryan Strome’s value to the Rangers both on the Maple Leafs ice and as a trade asset 1172548 The final 33 games of the NHL season could be a referendum on the Maple Leafs roster NHL 1172549 Maple Leafs defenceman Jake Muzzin will join Marlies for 1172513 KeyArena developer’s CEO dismisses report that Amazon a conditioning stint is front-runner for naming rights deal 1172550 There's plenty of All-Star talent on Canadian teams these days Philadelphia Flyers 1172551 Maple Leafs send Muzzin to Marlies on conditioning loan 1172514 Flyers’ Sean Couturier on pace to win Selke Trophy; 1172552 When Auston met Freddy: Matthews and Andersen are Lehigh Valley Winter Classic to benefit special needs play BFFs with the Maple Leafs and now All-Stars in St. Louis 1172515 Flyers All-Star Travis Konecny: Getting under opponents’ 1172553 Wheeler’s 2020 NHL prospect pool rankings: No. 21 skin now surpassed by his scoring Toronto Maple Leafs 1172516 Flyers Travis Konecny and Brian Elliott pick their most 1172554 Maple Leafs trade tiers: Who’s tradable? 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Who could realistically move ahead of the 1172517 Gritty was accused of punching a kid, and it broke the deadline internet 1172518 Flyers mascot Gritty under investigation after youth claims Vancouver Canucks he slugged him 1172564 Ed Willes: Rubbing elbows with game's greats means 1172519 Flyers' rivalry renewal with Penguins gets a 10-day something to Canucks All-Stars interlude 1172565 Division-leading Canucks now the odds-on favourite to win 1172520 A trophy-by-trophy look at PHWA's midseason awards, the Pacific which had Sean Couturier win a Selke 1172566 Patrick Johnston: GM Benning hasn't ruled out possibility 1172521 Flyers think they’re ‘in a great spot’ as sprint to the finish of Tryamkin rejoining Canucks about to begin 1172567 NHL hockey writers rate Quinn Hughes as second-best 1172522 Top 20 Flyers prospects: Assistant GM Brent Flahr weighs rookie at midseason in on the defensemen and goalies 1172568 ‘That was a home run’: The inside story of how Quinn Hughes fell to the Canucks at seventh overall in 2018 Pittsburgh Penguins 1172523 Ex-Penguins defenseman Hal Gill finds a home in Vegas Golden Knights Nashville 1172555 Golden Knights’ Max Pacioretty soaks in All-Star Game 1172524 Taking stock of Penguins’ health, goaltending and trade atmosphere mentality at break 1172556 Blues’ David Perron praises ex-Golden Knights coach 1172525 Tim Benz: Penguins better come back sharp from break. 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