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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 11/6/2020 Anaheim Ducks Toronto Maple Leafs 1195764 Ducks sign 1st-round pick Jacob Perreault to 3-year 1195784 ONCE A LEAF: Ill-advised fight the lasting Leafs legacy entry-level contract for goalie Mark Laforest 1195785 Why fighting for a spot with the Maple Leafs suits Joey Boston Bruins Anderson just fine 1195765 Jakub Zboril’s chance? Might former first-rounder stick on Bruins defense? Vancouver Canucks 1195791 Patrick Johnston: Jets' depth can lean on Hellebuyck, but Buffalo Sabres Canucks count on blue-line balance, speed 1195766 Sabres fundraiser to benefit causes close to Dale 1195792 Why Jayce Hawryluk is an intriguing fit for the Canucks Hawerchuk, his family Vegas Golden Knights Calgary Flames 1195786 Golden Knights prospect tiers: Players to watch for the 1195767 Staring into the Flames’ crystal ball: 20 bold predictions for 2020-21 season 2020-21 1195787 Vegas Golden Knights Open New Ice Center in Henderson On Tuesday Chicago Blackhawks 1195768 Will Chicago Blackhawks’ opponents think twice about Washington Capitals targeting their smaller defensemen with Nikita Zadorov on 1195788 How Lundqvist feels about joining Ovechkin on the Caps 1195769 Patrick Kane, Darryl Belfry talk hockey skills, their early days and more Websites 1195770 Blackhawks survey 2.0: Fans weigh in on Stan Bowman, 1195793 The Athletic / A young NHL player agent comes out, Jeremy Colliton, ‘rebuild’ supported by hockey’s biggest stars 1195794 The Athletic / Down Goes Brown: 6 NHL teams that have Detroit Red Wings me stumped right now 1195771 Red Wings hope draft pick Kyle Aucoin is a chip off the old 1195795 Sportsnet.ca / 4 NHL players who should benefit from their block long layoffs 1195772 Red Wings, non-playoff teams likely to start camp sooner, 1195796 Sportsnet.ca / For this Senators superfan, jersey collecting but when? is much more than a hobby 1195797 Sportsnet.ca / Alex Ovechkin wants to end pro hockey Edmonton Oilers career with KHL's Dynamo Moscow 1195773 Oilers notebook: Defensive blueliner William Lagesson 1195798 Krebs on living with Stone, dinners with Fleury and tearing it up in Sweden working on his shot 1195774 Lowetide: Oilers’ reasonable expectations for 2020-21: 1195799 What can be learned from a teenage player’s first NHL The Goals season? 1195800 USA TODAY / Stop the count! 10 times sports history Minnesota Wild would have changed by calling game early 1195775 Dustin Byfuglien signing with his hometown Wild is very much a longshot at this point. Winnipeg Jets 1195789 Jets bring winger Marko Dano back into fold Montreal Canadiens 1195790 Q&A: Jansen Harkins talks on-ice development, getting a 1195776 Canadiens' defence prospect Josh Brook joins German dog and more team SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 New Jersey Devils 1195777 Projecting the Devils’ opening-night lineup in 2021 — and beyond New York Rangers 1195778 Rangers’ Tony DeAngelo’s Twitter account appeared to be deactivated over COVID tweet 1195779 Ryan Strome’s $9 million deal removes Rangers uncertainty 1195780 Rangers, Ryan Strome agree to two-year deal, avoiding arbitration 1195781 What the Ryan Strome contract means for the Rangers Ottawa Senators 1195782 GARRIOCH: Belleville Senators coach Troy Mann gives his perspective on some of Ottawa's top prospects Pittsburgh Penguins 1195783 Why the Penguins are relying on Todd Reirden to fix their power play 1195764 Anaheim Ducks Ducks sign 1st-round pick Jacob Perreault to 3-year entry-level contract Son of ex-NHL player Yanic Perreault has become an accomplished scorer in the junior-level Ontario Hockey League By ELLIOTT TEAFORD |PUBLISHED: November 5, 2020 at 3:16 p.m. | UPDATED: November 5, 2020 at 3:16 p.m. The son turned into quite a rebellious teenager, and that was OK with the Ducks. That’s exactly why they selected right wing Jacob Perreault late in the first round of the NHL draft last month (27th overall), and also why they signed him to a three-year, $2.775-million entry-level contract Thursday. They didn’t want a replica of his father, former NHL player Yanic Perreault. Jacob Perreault has grown up to become an accomplished goal-scorer, having scored a team-leading 39 times in 57 games last season with the Sarnia Sting of the junior-level Ontario Hockey League. He also had 31 assists before the coronavirus pandemic shut down the OHL in mid- March. Yanic Perreault was known for his solid two-way game and attention to detail during an 859-game career with the Kings, Toronto Maple Leafs, Montreal Canadiens, Nashville Predators. Arizona Coyotes and Chicago Blackhawks from 1993 to 2008. “Jacob is a pro-level sniper,” Ducks assistant general manager Martin Madden said after the team selected Perreauly 27th overall in the NHL draft. “He’s physically ready. He’s powerful. He can shoot and score from anywhere in the offensive zone. He also fills a need in our prospect pool. “We’ve got nobody that plays like him, looks like him or scores like him.” Perreault is expected to return to Sarnia for the 2020-21 season, although much remains to be determined because of the surge in coronavirus cases in Ontario. The OHL plans to open training camps Jan. 23 and to begin its pandemic-shortened season Feb. 4. It’s also likely Perreault will be invited to the Ducks’ training camp whenever that might be held. The NHL hasn’t set a firm date for the start of its 2020-21 season. Commissioner Gary Bettman initially targeted Dec. 1 for the start of the season, but then pushed it back to Jan. 1. Orange County Register: LOADED: 11.06.2020 1195765 Boston Bruins “That fact won’t be lost on them,” Ferguson said of the available openings for Zboril and Vaakanainen. “At the same time, as a management group and development group, we always implore them to Jakub Zboril’s chance? Might former first-rounder stick on Bruins prepare and compete the same way. If they prove they’re ready to make defense? the next step and push their way through, a spot will be made. Or maybe that spot will be on a different team. But without question, that potential opening, a spot to compete for, is there. Let’s face it, it’s not lost on them and it’s not lost on anyone. It’s going to be up to them, like in any other By Fluto Shinzawa Nov 5, 2020 year, to earn it with their performance, demonstrate they’re ready to go do it and do it over time.” The quality of video from the Czech Extraliga is quite good, according to Uncertainty surrounds AHL, ECHL seasons John Ferguson Jr., the Bruins’ executive director of player personnel and Last month, the AHL announced Feb. 5, 2021, would be the targeted Providence Bruins general manager. The services the Bruins employ do start date for the upcoming season. It may be that Providence opens play fine work at cutting up each player’s shifts, just like video coaches do in at Dunkin’ Donuts Center without fans. the NHL, for specific and personalized viewings. The target date will allow AHL teams, in conjunction with the NHL, to On these clips, Ferguson likes what he sees from Jakub Zboril, the identify players who could attend ECHL training camp. The ECHL is defenseman currently on loan to HC Kometa Brno until the NHL planning to open play on Dec. 11. In all likelihood, players on entry-level establishes a plan for training camp. NHL contracts and AHL deals would be eligible to report to the ECHL. “Real strong. Real strong,” Ferguson said of Zboril, the 13th pick in the One wrinkle for the Bruins is that Atlanta, their previous ECHL affiliate, 2015 draft. “He’s on a very encouraging development curve, from where suspended operations for the season. The Bruins are working on an he became a real go-to defenseman for us in Providence to where he is arrangement to place players with the Jacksonville Icemen. now in Brno, playing extensive and important minutes in critical situations.” “If we can get back and do so in a safe manner with the appropriate protocols in place, they’re all raring to go,” Ferguson said of eligible The video confirms what Ferguson, the Providence coaches and the players. “To a man, they’ve had enough, for a lack of a better word, of development staff saw in person last season. They watched Zboril, with just practicing in small groups. It’s intermittently been up and down and reinforcement from stay-at-home partner Josiah Didier, grow into the getting shut down. Which, let’s face it, is not unlike the bulk of the team’s strongest defenseman prior to the AHL’s shuttering. Ferguson populace these days. There is a form of exhaustion.” interprets these as signals that the 23-year-old might no longer be an NHL question mark. On loan “I would have said I was more hopeful than emphatic,” Ferguson said of Along with Zboril, prospects Joona Koppanen (Koovee, Finland), Oskar prior projections of Zboril as a varsity defenseman. “I’m much closer to Steen (IF Bjorkloven, Sweden), Nick Wolff (DVTK Jegesmedvek, emphatic now. Because he made good strides, but we still wanted to see Slovakia) and Robert Lantosi (HK Nitra, Slovakia) are all playing on loan that high level sustained over a few weeks over just a few games. That for their respective European clubs. happened. He was playing at the top of his class in our organization for an extended period. We saw that over months leading up to the pause — Dan Vladar is practicing with Kladno (Czech Republic), but has yet to see that extended view as opposed to games or weekends.” any game action.
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