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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 11/13/2020 Arizona Cardinals Dallas Stars 1195921 Cardinals’ Jalen Thompson has high expectations for duo 1195897 What you need to know about ‘We’re Not Going Home,’ with Budda Baker the new Stars documentary about their Stanley Cup Final 1195922 Cardinals QB Kyler Murray learning to take positives from ru tough losses 1195898 Jamie Benn’s locker room shot and more takeaways from 1195923 Bills-Cardinals injury report: Arizona S Budda Baker Stars documentary expected to play 1195899 ‘We’re Not Going Home’: How one man put together the Stars’ playoff documentary Arizona Coyotes 1195888 GM Bill Armstrong, Arizona Coyotes press on with Detroit Red Wings business as offseason wears on 1195900 Add Lucas Raymond to list of Detroit Red Wings dominating in Europe Atlanta Falcons 1195901 A Q&A with Red Wings coach Jeff Blashill, who's itching to 1195924 Falcons’ midseason defensive grades: A lot of room for get going again improvement 1195902 UM won't release Owen Power to participate in Hockey 1195925 Falcons’ Arthur Blank, unlike peers, rejects esports as Canada camp contrary to his values 1195903 Red Wings’ fourth-round pick Sam Stange looks to boost NHL stock at Wisconsin Buffalo Sabres 1195889 Sabres assessing development plans for Jack Quinn, Edmonton Oilers Dylan Cozens, UPL 1195904 Lowetide: Ideal style pairings for the 2020-21 Oilers Calgary Flames Los Angeles Kings 1195890 AJHL's Canucks, Oilers set Friday to drop puck on AJHL 1195905 BROCK FABER – PROMISING HOCKEY PLAYER, regular season PROVEN BROTHER 1195891 Iginla, other Hockey Hall of Fame inductees wait for enshrinement ceremony Minnesota Wild 1195892 Grading the Flames’ offseason: GM Brad Treliving’s report 1195906 Choosing the best Wild players of all-time: Vote now for card your top 20 favorites Carolina Hurricanes Montreal Canadiens 1195893 Ryan Suzuki won’t let eye injury stop his world junior and 1195907 Crowded crease in Laval poses goaltending challenges for NHL goals Canadiens Carolina Panthers Ottawa Senators 1195926 The Panthers’ worst loss of the season was at Tampa 1195908 GARRIOCH: The Ottawa Senators are in a holding pattern Bay. What they can fix in rematch as they wait to hear what's next for 2020-21 1195927 Rae Carruth wanted to kill his unborn son. Now the 1195909 ‘It came as a complete shock:’ Bobby Ryan on change, ‘miracle boy’ turns 21. recovery and new dreams 1195928 Could Joe Brady be one and done? Panthers’ OC could draw head-coaching interest Philadelphia Flyers 1195910 Projecting Flyers’ 2020-21 success, players who could Chicago Bears improve/regress: Mailbag 1195929 3 things we learned from the Chicago Bears, including Nick Foles’ plea for positive energy and Matt Nagy sides Pittsburgh Penguins 1195930 Why are there so many late afternoon NFL games this 1195911 Penguins prospect Drew O’Connor loaned to Manglerud Sunday? Chalk it up to the Masters in November. Star in Norway 1195931 The longest yard: Why, too often, do the Chicago Bears’ 1195912 Penguins miss deadline to start first developments at efforts to gain 1 measly yard feel excessively challen former Civic Arena site 1195932 Bears coach Matt Nagy stays upbeat with season 1195913 Matt Vensel's Penguins chat transcript: 11.12.20 teetering 1195914 The Penguins’ prospect pool is shallow, but these players 1195933 David Montgomery concussion another blow to Bears run are ready for the NHL game 1195934 Bears injury report: David Montgomery, Mitch Trubisky still San Jose Sharks out 1195915 San Jose Sharks say downtown projects may force SAP 1195935 Shoddy construction: Bears GM Ryan Pace’s mistakes on Center exit offense necessitate rebuild 1195916 Sharks warn that downtown construction could force them out of San Jose Chicago Blackhawks 1195894 Malcolm Subban has been preparing his whole life to be a Tampa Bay Lightning starting NHL goalie. Now he has a shot with the Chica 1195917 Lightning names you may not know that are engraved on the Stanley Cup Columbus Blue Jackets 1195895 When will NHL return? League, players assessing options Toronto Maple Leafs for 2020-21 amid COVID-19 concerns 1195918 NHL players expect to be paid in full for 2021 season, 1195896 New players, new roles: What we can expect from Blue regardless of its length Jackets forwards in 2020-21 1195919 Maple Leafs await green light for season Dallas Cowboys 1195936 Cowboys' defense hasn’t lived up to expectations. The good news is there’s plenty of room for improvement. 1195937 How addition by subtraction has the Cowboys defense trending upward Vancouver Canucks 1195943 Ben Kuzma: Fan formula for next NHL season mixes COVID-19 logistics to equation 1195944 Canucks’ roster and cap projections all the way to 2023 Vegas Golden Knights 1195920 Arizona Cardinals Washington Capitals 1195938 Emily Engel-Natzke joins Hershey staff as first female coach in Capitals organization 1195939 Why the Caps never have to worry about overpaying Ovechkin 1195940 The new Caps calendar is so 2020 - in a fun way 1195941 Connor McMichael Q&A: On pushing to make the Capitals, world juniors and more Websites 1195945 The Athletic / NHL’s video scouting debate forced to evolve as uncertainty surrounds 2021 Draft 1195946 Sportsnet.ca / NHL return FAQ: What we know, and don't, about the coming season 1195947 Sportsnet.ca / Diving into Canadiens' depth chart: Duo of Price, Allen must deliver 1195948 Sportsnet.ca / Ex-Humboldt Bronco Layne Matechuk has hope for revamped hockey dream 1195949 TSN.CA / NHL teams playing in home cities gaining steam to start 2021 season 1195950 TSN.CA / No clear favourite in battle to be Canada's World Junior starter 1195951 TSN.CA / Examining the Canucks' counter-attack issues 1195952 TSN.CA / NHL and Todd Ewen's widow fight over text message records Winnipeg Jets 1195942 YOU BE THE BOSS: Jets fans say don’t trade Laine, do trade Roslovic and make things happen this season, or els SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1195888 Arizona Coyotes GM Bill Armstrong, Arizona Coyotes press on with business as offseason wears on Jose M. Romero Arizona Republic The NHL has yet to firm up a start date for next season, but the Arizona Coyotes are hard at work as the offseason wears on. They've partnered with a company that uses digital technology to better connect with the different ages and experiences of their fan base. They've set up a shared season ticket membership plan for fans who don't want to commit to a longer or more expensive term. They've created flexible spending accounts for season ticket members to allow for the possibility of fans not being allowed at Gila River Arena this season, or for those who feel uncomfortable attending games. The Coyotes continue to hire new staff in key positions on both the business side and hockey end of the franchise. On Thursday, the club named Devan McConnell as high performance director, a new position with the team. And players not already in town who'd been working out in small groups or individually are headed back inside Gila River Arena soon, as everyone awaits word on whether the league intends to stick with its latest target date of Jan. 1, 2021 to start the season, or if that date is moved back. "We're still in the hiring mode with hockey (operations). There's still some roles we need to fill," general manager Bill Armstrong said Thursday. "I think there was some good news in the sense that we have a lot of players that are returning to the ice next week, from our team that are going to come in here and skate on their own, volunteering to come in and skate and work out. It's a real positive for us." Armstrong said the weather in the area this time of year offers an advantage and an incentive for players to get back in town and work out together. The scouting of prospects and draft picks continues in limited fashion. Some of the Coyotes' top young players and NHL prospects have gone to Europe to get in some needed game action. The club works with a company that provides video and analytics from wherever in the world players in the organization are playing. Jan Jenik, Barrett Hayton and Matias Maccelli are in Finland, Ilya Lyubushkin is in Russia and Victor Soderstrom is in Sweden. But with the pandemic growing in cases worldwide, leagues have canceled games and tournaments, which has been frustrating for the players, Armstrong said. "Everybody across the world is feeling the same frustration, and on our end we just don't get enough viewings on the players," Armstrong said. "The good news is that with technology, at least we're getting to watch them when they do play." Hayton has played in one game, Jenik is just getting out of quarantine and Soderstrom is dealing with an injury but will get back to action when hockey returns from a pause in Sweden, Armstrong said. The International Ice Hockey Federation World Junior Championship tournament is coming up next month in Edmonton, and will allow a lot of prospects the chance to play. "It's just tricky times. Everybody's wondering when they're going to play and there's always new laws and new stuff coming out in different countries," Armstrong said. "It's a very challenging time for hockey." Arizona Republic LOADED: 11.13.2020 1195889 Buffalo Sabres next offseason, but it also raised questions about their plan for Rochester. Is it conceivable to have three goalies share the workload in practices and games? Sabres assessing development plans for Jack Quinn, Dylan Cozens, The Sabres will weigh risk versus reward when deciding how to approach UPL Luukkonen’s situation.
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