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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 4/4/2019 Anaheim Ducks Colorado Avalanche 1105182 Youngsters Max Jones and Sam Steel spark Ducks over 1105214 Colorado Avalanche can clinch a playoff spot Thursday. Flames Here is how — and other less desirable scenarios. 1105183 Young and old help lead Ducks to victory over playoff- 1105215 Nathan MacKinnon on Joe Sakic, the Oilers, and the bound Flames numbers that really matter to Avs’ Stanley Cup push 1105184 Ducks, Ryan Kesler in the process of determining his 1105216 Colorado Avalanche has the best odds of getting No. 1 future pick in the draft thanks to Ottawa clinching NHL’s worst 1105217 5 Takeaways: Avs take care of business, blow out Oilers Arizona Coyotes 6-2 1105185 Coyotes focused on final 2 games, despite slim playoff odds Columbus Blue Jackets 1105186 Coyotes recall Adin Hill following injury to Darcy Kuemper 1105218 Blue Jackets haven't had much heart at home 1105219 Matt Duchene excited that Blue Jackets control playoff Boston Bruins destiny 1105187 Bruins, Maple Leafs: They’re gearing up to meet again 1105220 Blue Jackets takeaways: That Bruins beatdown? Forget 1105188 Bruins notebook: Rest for the stretch run about it 1105189 Bruins’ Jake DeBrusk locked in for another postseason run Dallas Stars 1105190 Bruins call up Frederic, Senyshyn with two games to play 1105221 In effort to limit secondary market, Stars restricting playoff 1105191 Why pairing David Krejci and David Pastrnak is right move ticket purchases to five-state region for Bruins 1105222 Ben Bishop has been the NHL’s best goalie, but his 1105192 NHL, NHLPA agree to 1-year extension of Stanley Cup Vezina Trophy case is complicated playoff format 1105193 What we learned in the Bruins' 6-2 win over the Blue Detroit Red Wings Jackets 1105223 Young Detroit Red Wings learning valuable lesson for next 1105194 How important is home ice for Bruins in series vs. Leafs? season Here's what the stats say 1105224 Red Wings' dominant scoring line bodes well for next 1105195 Jeremy Roenick had a great message for Brad Marchand season after 100th point 1105225 Tyler Bertuzzi’s scoring run unlike any in Red Wings 1105196 Hefty payday is coming for Torey Krug. 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