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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 11/12/2019 Anaheim Ducks Colorado Avalanche 1160959 Ducks recall Brendan Guhle after minor league confidence 1160988 Jackets’ Foligno suspended 3 games for hit on Avalanche boost forward Bellemare 1160960 How the Ducks’ woeful power play is costing them wins 1160989 Avalanche’s Cale Makar named one of NHL’s three Stars of the Week Arizona Coyotes 1160990 Mikko Rantanen back on ice for Avalanche, Nikita Zadorov 1160961 Coyotes lose another late lead, but top Capitals in skating with broken jaw shootout 1160991 Avs’ Cale Makar could be Calder Trophy favorite as NHL 1160962 Arizona Coyotes sign General Manager John Chayka to rookie of the year contract extension 1160992 Makar named NHL’s Third Star of the week, but his focus 1160963 Coyotes hang on to win thriller, beat Capitals in shootout remains on helping the Avalanche win 1160964 Arizona Coyotes sign GM John Chayka to contract 1160993 The Walking Dead: Slowly but surely, Avs getting healthier extension 1160965 AZ Media 10.0: Coyotes’ Bob Heethuis proves nice guys Columbus Blue Jackets finish first; Suns booth update and more 1160994 NHL suspends Blue Jackets’ Nick Foligno for three games 1160995 Immigrant kids learn hockey through Blue Jackets’ Boston Bruins initiative 1160966 Don Cherry’s xenophobic rant brings apologies — though 1160996 Blue Jackets' Nick Foligno may be suspended over hit not from him 1160997 Nick Foligno suspended three games; Joonas Korpisalo 1160967 Don Cherry fired by Sportsnet following on-air comments benched; Blue Jackets’ season needs saving already directed at immigrants 1160968 With Torey Krug down, Matt Grzelcyk draws power-play Dallas Stars duty 1160998 Dallas Stars to retire Hall of Fame defenseman Sergei 1160969 Anders Bjork still getting feet under him in another stint Zubov’s number next season with Bruins 1160999 Stars notebook: Dallas adds to points total despite loss to 1160970 Urho Vaakanainen gets his shot, Miller skates with Bruins Winnipeg; Jason Dickinson creates opportunities wi 1160971 Haggerty: It was easy to love Don Cherry, but there's no 1161000 Q&A: Sergei Zubov on number retirement, Hall of Fame defending him this time thoughts and quitting smoking 1160972 With Torey Krug down, Urho Vaakanainen called up to fill 1161001 Shap Shots: A legend reconnects with Stars, plus context void on Bruins back end on Benn & Seguin struggles 1160973 Sloppy play catching up to the Bruins in their worst stretch 1161002 Stars 20/20: Winning streak ends as frustration with Benn of the season and Seguin’s lack of production grows 1160974 Torey Krug (upper-body injury) forced to exit Bruins' loss to Flyers Detroit Red Wings 1161003 Detroit Red Wings' Justin Abdelkader (mid-body injury) out Buffalo Sabres 3 weeks; Givani Smith recalled 1160975 Sportsnet fires NHL commentator Don Cherry over 1161004 Detroit Red Wings' defenseman improvises for rare goal in 'divisive remarks' second straight win 1160976 Sabres prospect Tage Thompson having fun but doesn't 1161005 Red Wings head to West Coast with optimism, confidence want to get too comfortable in AHL 1161006 How to watch, listen and stream Detroit Red Wings at 1160977 Why goaltenders like Sabres' Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen are Anaheim Ducks having hip surgeries 1161007 Givani Smith gets another look as Red Wings’ Justin 1160978 'Hockey Night in Canada' commentator Don Cherry fired Abdelkader out for weeks for rant over immigrants 1161008 Vaclav Nedomansky’s Hall of Fame journey started with a secret dash to freedom in 1974 Calgary Flames 1160979 'Hockey Night in Canada' commentator Don Cherry fired Edmonton Oilers for rant over immigrants 1161009 Edmonton Oilers running hot since good luck moms 1160980 Flames tune up OT skills, take rare opportunity to practise arrived three-on-three Los Angeles Kings Carolina Hurricanes 1161010 Kings haven’t climbed out of the deep holes they’ve been 1160981 Aho plays like a million bucks in Canes’ streak-breaker. digging Actually $8 million bucks. 1161011 Are the Kings being too patient in their rebuild or should 1160982 Canes end four-game losing streak, rip Senators 8-2 they trade now? 1161012 NO LONGER “SNEAKING AROUND THE LEAGUE,” Chicago Blackhawks NIGHTLY IMPACT SOUGHT FROM ACCOUNTABLE 1160983 Go behind the scenes as Jim Cornelison and the KEMPE Blackhawks take 19 Purple Heart recipients out on the ice 1161013 LEWIS (LOWER-BODY) ON IR; LINE RUSHES AND PP to ma UNITS; PREVIEW OF KEMPE STORY 1160984 Erik Gustafsson rediscovers confidence after poor October led to healthy scratch 1160985 When Blackhawks narrowly avoid blowing big leads, thank the goaltenders 1160986 How a systematic change could serve as turning point for Blackhawks 1160987 How to watch Blackhawks vs. Golden Knights: Time, TV schedule and streaming info Minnesota Wild Pittsburgh Penguins 1161014 Los Angeles faces Minnesota, looks to break 3-game skid 1161045 Penguins notes: Power play gets practice time, Mike 1161015 Wild-Los Angeles game preview Sullivan OK with Matt Murray workload 1161016 General Manager Bill Guerin evaluates Wild at the 1161046 Penguins unconcerned with spate of recent early deficits six-weeks mark 1161047 Jared McCann slots into injured Sidney Crosby’s role as 1161017 Wild GM Bill Guerin willing to keep team’s window open … Penguins’ 1st-line center for now 1161048 Sidney Crosby will miss at least 1 game, not on trip with 1161018 State of the Wild: Bill Guerin on the plan, the team, Penguins Boudreau, Kaprizov and more 1161049 Penguins' power play looking for someone to create chaos 1161050 Injured Sidney Crosby won't travel with Penguins on Montreal Canadiens upcoming road trip 1161019 Canadiens Notebook: Jesperi Kotkaniemi still not ready to 1161051 How long will Sidney Crosby be out? The mystery return continues 1161020 Canadiens' record is the same as last season, but are they better? San Jose Sharks 1161021 Stu Cowan: Canadiens' Max Domi meets idol Bobby 1161052 Why Joe Thornton feels he can bounce back from slow Clarke for second time start 1161022 Blue Jackets at Canadiens: Five things you should know 1161023 What the Puck: It was time for Rogers to put Don Cherry St Louis Blues out to pasture 1161053 For Fabbri, frustration but no bitterness over his time with 1161024 A chat with Sean Burke, the least-mentioned big name in Blues the Canadiens’ front office 1161054 Blues notebook: Blown third-period leads still an issue 1161025 Melnick’s weekly GBU: It’s called coaching, and Claude 1161055 Troy Brouwer authored one of the biggest moments in Julien did a lot of it to lead a great week for the Can Blues history, but is bringing him back the right move? Nashville Predators Tampa Bay Lightning 1161026 Catfish Corner newsletter: Austin Watson, Mile Low city, 1161056 Sweden trip turned out to be just what the Lightning Global Series and more needed 1161027 ‘If I don’t get brought up like that, I’m probably not here’: 1161057 Lightning Slap Shots: A look at Stockholm’s Ericsson How country music helped lead Matt Duchene to Na Globe New Jersey Devils Toronto Maple Leafs 1161028 Why Devils’ Jack Hughes should be team’s top-line center 1161058 Hutchinson was set up to fail, but the Leafs need better going forward backup goaltending to reach their goal 1161029 3 takeaways from Devils’ successful road trip: Taylor 1161059 The Maple Leafs need more from these players with Mitch Hall’s search for goals; Mackenzie Blackwood No. 1 goali Marner out 1161060 Life without Marner won’t be easy, but the Maple Leafs New York Islanders have been less than the sum of their parts for quite a 1161030 Brock Nelson thriving in Barry Trotz's system for the 1161061 Leafs centre Auston Matthews named NHL’s second star Islanders of the week 1161062 Hutchinson placed on waivers as Leafs try to find an New York Rangers answer to backup problems 1161031 Rangers summon Brad Richards to help fix faceoff woes 1161063 With Coach's Corner silenced, a look back at how Don 1161032 Rangers’ Adam Fox-Ryan Lindgren pairing was years in Cherry changed how we watched hockey forever the making 1161064 Maple Leafs place goalie Michael Hutchinson on waivers 1161033 NY Rangers defenseman Brady Skjei calls benching after another loss 'frustrating,' says he'll be better 1161065 Mirtle: With Michael Hutchinson waived, Maple Leafs 1161034 Mika Zibanejad to miss Tuesday's game and beyond (reluctantly) turn to Kasimir Kaskisuo as adversity hits 1161066 Monday Morning Leafs Report: William Nylander’s surge Ottawa Senators helps take (a little) sting from Mitch Marner’s absence 1161035 Hurricanes storm over listless and luckless Senators in ugly romp Vancouver Canucks 1161036 WARRENSPIECE: Nilsson starts, Borowiecki's respect, 1161082 No place in the game or society for Cherry's divisive Dzingel's frustration, no bitter Cherry flavour comments 1161037 Daniel Alfredsson lends his voice to help honour Canadian 1161083 Canucks at 50: Excitement over Vancouver's NHL entry veterans took a big hit on Black Tuesday 1161038 Thomas Chabot reader Q&A: Defending Sidney Crosby, 1161084 Canucks at 50: The draft pick that wasn't rooming with Colin White and hot dogs 1161085 Sportsnet fires Don Cherry over remarks on immigrants, Remembrance Day poppies Philadelphia Flyers 1161086 What should the Canucks do with Troy Stecher? 1161039 Oskar Lindblom, emerging Flyers winger, proving to be a fifth-round steal Vegas Golden Knights 1161040 The Flyers have an unfamiliar edge on opponents. Carter 1161067 What’s going on with the Golden Knights? Here’s a break Hart’s brilliant night against the Bruins proves it. down
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