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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 11/26/17 Anaheim Ducks Columbus Blue Jackets 1085130 Kings get off the mat and outlast the Ducks 1085164 Blue Jackets | Cam Atkinson, Nick Foligno back in scoring 1085131 Trevor Lewis’ shootout goal helps Kings prevail over column Ducks 1085132 Life in NHL still very new for Ducks rookie Kevin Roy Dallas Stars 1085133 Ducks vs. Kings Gameday: Visit to L.A. has Anaheim in 1085165 He said it: Players and coaches comment after Stars' 6-4 road frame of mind win over Calgary Friday 1085166 Cold facts: Late heroics from Seguin give Stars a 6-4 win Arizona Coyotes over Calgary 1085134 Golden Knights strike quickly to topple Coyotes 1085167 Former Stars great Jere Lehtinen honored by family, 1085135 Healthy and happy, goalie Scott Wedgewood embracing former teammates during jersey retirement ceremony his new opportunity with the Coyotes 1085168 Stars get a big night from Tyler Seguin in win over 1085136 In 3rd meeting, Coyotes seek 1st win over division-leading Calgary; Jere Lehtinen honored Golden Knights 1085169 What the Stars are hoping for with Tyler Seguin's role 1085137 Special teams cost Coyotes in loss to Golden Knights change Boston Bruins Detroit Red Wings 1085138 Bruins will go back to Tuukka Rask in net Sunday 1085170 Detroit Red Wings rally in third, but fall in overtime to 1085139 Gap, angle, challenge: A defenseman’s guide to mastering Devils, 4-3 the rink inside the rink 1085172 Red Wings' Daley out against New Jersey, team awaiting 1085140 A few observations from the Bruins’ four-game winning test results streak 1085173 Petr Mrazek's exit gives Red Wings a headache 1085141 Tuukka Rask will get the start for Bruins against Oilers 1085174 Booth scores 2 but Wings handed another overtime loss 1085142 NHL caps centennial with documentary lauding its greats 1085175 Detroit Red Wings vs. New Jersey Devils live chat 1085143 Bruins notebook: Coach Bruce Cassidy gives Tuukka 1085176 Red Wings lose in overtime despite spark from David Rask start in goal against Oilers over unbeaten Anton Booth Khudob 1085144 Conroy: Kevan Miller’s game right-ed with Bruins Edmonton Oilers 1085145 Rask will return vs. Oilers Sunday 1085177 Edmonton Oilers coach believes pace of play has 1085146 Bruins still taking it 'game-by-game' with goalies improved 1085178 Draisaitl moves back to the middle after months on right Buffalo Sabres wing 1085147 Sabres' shoddy record trumps good effort in Montreal 1085179 Oilers fail to put together two good games in a row 1085148 The Wraparound: Canadiens 3, Sabres 0 1085180 Oilers Snapshots: Benoit Pouliot trying to find his game in 1085149 Sabres Notebook: Gorges looking for more; Deslauriers Buffalo faces former team 1085181 Edmonton’s failures of team-building are reflected in what 1085150 Five Things to Know as Sabres visit Montreal Canadiens happens with Connor McDavid off the ice 1085151 Mike Harrington's NHL Power Rankings 1085182 Lowetide: Oilers No. 9 Prospect Winter 2017: Jujhar Khaira Calgary Flames 1085152 Flames goalie Rittich makes first NHL start count Florida Panthers 1085153 Flames honour Grey Cup-ready Stamps with football fun 1085183 Toews, Crawford help Blackhawks beat Panthers 4-1 of their own 1085184 As Roberto Luongo stays hot, how do Panthers handle his usage, health? Carolina Hurricanes 1085185 Panthers' Bob Boughner: 'We need to have a little bit of a 1085154 For Skinner, Williams as a wing man could be an answer top-six mentality and identity' 1085186 Blackhawks overwhelm, breeze past Panthers 4-1 on Chicago Blackhawks Saturday night 1085155 Jonathan Toews, top line break out as Blackhawks defeat Panthers 4-1 Los Angeles Kings 1085156 Red-hot Artem Anisimov happy to be reunited with Patrick 1085187 Kings get off the mat and outlast the Ducks Kane 1085188 Alec Martinez and Derek Forbort try to get in front of as 1085157 Jonathan Toews leads Blackhawks in rout of Panthers many shots as they can 1085158 Toews, Crawford help Blackhawks beat Panthers 4-1 1085189 Kings center Torrey Mitchell excited to see other side of 1085159 Five takeaways from Blackhawks 4-1 win over Panthers: rivalries Much-needed offensive breakout for Jonathan Toews 1085190 MITCHELL SKATES, BUT CAN’T PLAY TONIGHT DUE TO VISA DELAY Colorado Avalanche 1085191 WAKING UP WITH THE KINGS: NOVEMBER 25 1085160 The Morning After: Three stars, five takeaways from the 1085192 NOVEMBER 25 POSTGAME NOTES Avalanche’s shootout loss at Minnesota 1085193 ANDREOFF LEAVES GAME AFTER FIGHT WITH 1085161 Calgary Flames score twice within 22 seconds in victory BIEKSA over Colorado Avalanche 1085194 NOVEMBER 25 POSTGAME QUOTES: ANAHEIM 1085162 Semyon Varlamov misses third consecutive game 1085195 NOVEMBER 25 POSTGAME QUOTES: JOHN STEVENS because of illness 1085196 GAME 24: LOS ANGELES VS ANAHEIM 1085163 Chambers: Weekend-heavy NHL scheduling leads to long 1085197 NOVEMBER 25 PRE-GAME QUOTES: JOHN STEVENS layoffs 1085198 NOVEMBER 25 NOTES: LAICH ASSIGNED TO ONTARIO; CLIFFORD PROGRESSING; CHANCES Minnesota Wild Pittsburgh Penguins 1085199 Wild has chance to make week 'extra special' vs. Blues 1085238 Sidney Crosby and Phil Kessel score twice each in 1085200 NHL caps centennial with documentary lauding its greats Penguins win 1085201 Penalties derail Wild in loss to Blues 1085239 Penguins notebook: Chris Kunitz returns to Pittsburgh as 1085202 Wild notes: Mikko Koivu remains a big player in goal member of Lightning production 1085240 Phil Kessel is enjoying his best regular season as a 1085203 Jaden Schwartz scores twice, Blues beat Wild 6-3 Penguin 1085204 Wild can't rebound from early deficit in loss to St. Louis 1085241 Deadly Lightning power play doesn't faze Tristan Jarry 1085205 Blues score early, often, to maintain mastery of Wild 1085242 Penguins put it all together in 5-2 win over Lightning 1085243 Malkin remains out with upper-body injury Montreal Canadiens 1085244 For the Penguins, it all starts … with their start 1085206 Carey Price notches shutout as Montreal Canadiens top Buffalo Sabres San Jose Sharks 1085207 Game Day: Canadiens' Shea Weber will miss his third 1085245 Three things to know: Is this when Brent Burns starts to straight game heat up? 1085208 Liveblog: Buffalo at Canadiens 1085246 Three takeaways: Sharks’ Jones’ health in question after 1085209 In the Habs Room: And the first star ... Carey Price! shutout vs. Jets 1085210 About last night ... Price shuts out Sabres 3-0 1085247 Look of an all-star? Sharks’ two biggest candidates come 1085211 Basu: The residual effects of Carey Price being Carey up big vs. Jets Price 1085249 Logan Couture, Martin Jones lead Sharks past Jets 1085250 Couture powers Sharks past Jets Nashville Predators 1085251 Sharks wish they had Winnipeg's luck with the puck 1085212 Predators: Which players ace their quarter-season report card? St Louis Blues 1085252 Blais gets back into lineup as Blues face Wild New Jersey Devils 1085253 Blues were penalty-free Friday vs. Predators 1085213 Devils beat Canucks: 8 observations | Hall carries team 1085254 Parayko shooting puck a big plus for Blues again; Butcher's great move 1085255 Blues turn up the power play in 6-3 win vs. Wild 1085214 How Devils' Brian Boyle reacted to goal, crowd's chants on Hockey Fights Cancer night Tampa Bay Lightning 1085215 1 stat that bodes well for Devils' playoff chances 1085256 Chris Kunitz gets Cup ring in return to Pittsburgh 1085216 Brian Gibbons' 11th goal gives Devils 4-3 OT win over 1085257 Tyler Johnson not stressing slow start Red Wings | Rapid reaction 1085258 Penalties, special teams mark Lightning’s loss to Penguins 1085217 New Jersey Devils vs. Detroit Red Wings: LIVE score 1085259 Lightning journal: Chris Kunitz gets his latest Penguins updates and chat (11/25/17) Stanley Cup ring 1085218 Game 23 Live Blog: Devils at Red Wings, 11/25 1085260 ‘A little bit off’ story of Lightning season for Tyler Johnson 1085219 Devils' Stefan Noesen: Scoring 'will come' 1085261 Joe Smith’s takeaways from Saturday’s Lightning- 1085220 Devils Daily Faceoff: Three storylines for Nov. 25 Penguins game 1085221 Gibbons does it again for Devils, scoring OT winner in Detroit Toronto Maple Leafs 1085264 Ovie and Ovie and Ovie again beats Leafs New York Islanders 1085265 Ovechkin hat trick leads Capitals over Leafs 1085222 Islanders beat Senators, 2-1, for third straight win 1085266 Golden Knights, Oilers, Lightning among the stories of 1085223 Islanders nab third straight victory over flailing Senators NHL’s first quarter 1085224 It’s time for the Islanders to go all-in with a big trade 1085267 Ovie, Capitals overcome Leafs in 4-2 win 1085225 High-scoring Islanders held to two goals, but still get the 1085268 New Leaf cast vs. Caps faces old problem win 1085269 Timothy Liljegren ahead of the curve on and off the ice 1085226 Jaroslav Halak strong in goal for Islanders in win over with Marlies Ottawa 1085270 As Curtis McElhinney struggles with Leafs, Garret Sparks 1085227 Islanders assistant coach Luke Richardson happy to face plays to historic heights with Marlies Ottawa, his old team 1085271 Why the Leafs are really using Patrick Marleau at centre New York Rangers Vancouver Canucks 1085228 Boo Nieves will miss Rangers game vs. Canucks, but hip 1085289 Kuzma: Legendary stage awaits Daniel Sedin's 1000 injury just a ‘day-to-day thing’ points plateau pitch 1085229 Mats Zuccarello: Rangers must guard against being 1085290 Canucks' Game Day: Midday clash with Rangers on ‘satisfied’ Sunday at MSG 1085230 Mats Zuccarello displaying leadership on, off the ice Vegas Golden Knights Ottawa Senators 1085272 Golden
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