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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 6/19/2021 Arizona Coyotes New York Islanders 1216002 Energized by gold medal with Canada, Coyotes' Michael 1216029 As New York Sports Return to Normal, the Islanders Lead Bunting looks ahead to next season the Way 1216003 Agent: Coyotes have deal in place with prospect Liam 1216030 Islanders’ Barry Trotz may tinker with lineup before key Kirk, a star at World Championship Game 4 1216031 Tampa Bay beating Islanders at own game Boston Bruins 1216032 Islanders’ top six can’t find groove against Lightning 1216004 Boston Bruins Sign Anton Blidh To One-Year 1216033 Oliver Wahlstrom an option for Barry Trotz in Islanders' ContractPublished 17 hours ago on June 18, 2021 critical Game 4 against Lightning 1216005 Boston Bruins report cards: From Brad Marchand to Jake 1216034 No doubt about it, Islanders have been there, done that, DeBrusk, who made the grade and who didn’t? come back twice 1216035 Islanders could use an offensive jolt for Game 4 against Buffalo Sabres the Tampa Bay Lightning 1216006 Rene Robert, Sabres 'French Connection' right winger, 1216036 Islanders Offense The Issue, Not The Officiating suffers heart attack 1216037 Islanders Being Reminded Why Tampa Bay is Still the 1216007 Sabres legend Rene Robert, one of ‘French Connection’ Champs trio, has serious heart attack 1216038 NYHN Daily: Islanders Down in a Series Yet Again & More Chicago Blackhawks Ottawa Senators 1216008 Chicago Blackhawks reportedly did not call police about 1216039 Trailing 2-1 in a series is nothing new for the New York sexual assault allegations in 2010, and the NHLPA decl Islanders and they hope history repeats itself 1216040 Canadian Tire Centre opens vaccination site Monday Columbus Blue Jackets 1216009 Grégory Hofmann and Justin Danforth getting long- Philadelphia Flyers awaited opportunity with Blue Jackets 1216041 Lindblom feels the love, recalls the positive memories to celebrate honor Detroit Red Wings 1216042 Would Dougie Hamilton fit with the Flyers? Evaluating the 1216010 After Adam Erne’s emergence, Red Wings feel there’s ‘a soon-to-be free agent and if he should be a target lot more there’ 1216011 Four lessons the Red Wings can learn from the NHL’s last Pittsburgh Penguins 4 teams standing 1216043 Ex-Penguins defenseman David Warsofsky signs in Germany Edmonton Oilers 1216044 Penguins A to Z: Casey DeSmith proved he belongs 1216012 What will Oilers do if they must replace Oscar Klefbom? 1216045 First Call: Some confidence in Steelers' Chuks Okorafor; an award for Sidney Crosby as his coach is snubbed Florida Panthers 1216046 Her Iron Man suit marks the ultimate Pittsburgh/Marvel 1216013 After career year, Panthers C Aleksander Barkov wins crossover Selke Trophy for first major award 1216047 Why the Penguins Can’t Blow it Up & Start Over 1216014 Panthers captain Aleksander Barkov wins Selke Trophy as top forward on defense San Jose Sharks 1216015 Sasha Barkov wins first Selke Trophy for Florida Panthers 1216048 Doubting Dahlén 1216016 Miami’s stars take a shine to Tropical Breeze Auto Spa: ‘That’s what makes the job worth it’ Seattle Kraken 1216049 Seattle hockey history — teams before the Kraken include Los Angeles Kings America’s first Stanley Cup winner 1216017 Kings Seasons In Review – Sean Walker St Louis Blues Minnesota Wild 1216050 BenFred: If Calgary is crazy enough to trade Matthew 1216018 Wild announces ECHL affiliation with Iowa Heartlanders Tkachuk, Blues should make bold offer 1216019 Russo: Latest in the Wild’s tricky Kirill Kaprizov contract 1216051 With his Blues future uncertain, Carl Gunnarsson takes talks and the threat of the KHL stock of his career and reflects on St. Louis memories Montreal Canadiens Tampa Bay Lightning 1216020 Canadiens coach Dominique Ducharme self-isolating after 1216052 Lightning’s shot blocking pays off in Game 3 win vs. irregularities in COVID-19 testing Islanders 1216021 In the Habs' Room: 'We just don't quit,' Carey Price says 1216053 Lightning’s Brayden Point provides remarkable goal- after OT win scoring consistency 1216022 Carey Price steals Game 3 for Canadiens with 43 saves in 1216054 Lightning-Islanders Game 3 report card: The Bolts’ 3-2 OT win backbone 1216023 Hickey on Hockey: Bergevin deserves much credit for Canadiens' success Toronto Maple Leafs 1216024 Stu Cowan: Canadiens' Brendan Gallagher and GM joined 1216055 TRAIKOS: Maybe losing Ducharme won't be so bad for at the hip Habs 1216025 What the Puck: Canadiens' Marc Bergevin doesn't deserve to win GM award 1216026 Canadiens coach Dominique Ducharme has positive COVID-19 test 1216027 The Canadiens are on a run that has a weirdly special feel to it and it has become impossible to ignore 1216028 Josh Anderson comes alive, Carey Price saves game and Marc-Andre Fleury’s mistake looms large: Playoffs plus/m Vancouver Canucks 1216073 Derek Dorsett gets early Father's Day present with Blue Jackets position Vegas Golden Knights 1216056 Josh Anderson ends slump, gives Canadiens series lead 1216057 Golden Knights star players are again MIA 1216058 Recapping Game 3 between Golden Knights, Canadiens 1216059 Marc-Andre Fleury’s misplay costs Golden Knights in Game 3 loss 1216060 Golden Knights shake up first line for Game 3 in Montreal 1216061 Golden Knights forward finishes third in Selke Trophy voting 1216062 Golden Knights squander chance to lead series, fall in OT to Canadiens 1216063 ‘It’s costing us the series right now’: Power-play struggles sink Golden Knights in Game 3 loss 1216064 Montreal Scores Late To Tie VGK, Then Wins In Overtime Friday; Canadiens Lead Best-of-7 Semifinals, 2-1; Game 1216065 Vegas Golden Knights Stunned In OT As Habs Complete Comeback 1216066 Rapid React: Oh No Marc-Andre Fleury; It’s Not the First Time 1216067 Breaking: Alex Tuch to Top Line; Habs Coach Ducharme Out Due 1216068 Vegas Golden Knights Face Potential Problems at Center Washington Capitals 1216069 The crazy journey of Caps' prospect Connor McMichael in 2021 1216070 Chandler Stephenson carving out key role with Golden Knights 1216071 NHLPA poll names Ovechkin best shot, Backstrom best passer 1216072 Capitals re-sign Pilon, Nardella and Sgarbossa to two-year deals Websites 1216074 The Athletic / Stock up, stock down: Whose chances of making Team Canada’s 2022 Olympic roster have risen, or 1216075 The Athletic / NHL power rankings: Brayden Point is good, officiating is bad, and rappers are wearing jerseys 1216076 The Athletic / DGB Grab Bag: Debating the happiness police, a playoff dream dies and Conan vs. the Leafs 1216077 Sportsnet.ca / Resilient Canadiens steal Game 3, earn series-shifting win without Ducharme 1216078 Sportsnet.ca / Golden Knights face adversity again after uncharacteristic Fleury gaffe 1216079 Sportsnet.ca / How Lamoriello shaped underdog Islanders into Cup contenders 1216080 TSN.CA / Tuch to Golden Knights’ top line presents new wrinkle for Habs 1216081 USA TODAY / Marc-Andre Fleury's gaffe proves costly as Canadiens top Golden Knights in Game 3 1216082 USA TODAY / Montreal Canadiens coach Dominique Ducharme tests positive for COVID-19 before Game 3 against Vega SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1216002 Arizona Coyotes Bunting played with and against NHL players in Latvia, and appeared in every game there. "I've always believed in myself to be able to make that jump to the NHL. Energized by gold medal with Canada, Coyotes' Michael Bunting looks I've been a very solid American league player for a long time," Bunting ahead to next season said. "It was just a matter of me getting my chance and this year, the Coyotes gave me my chance and I didn't take anything for granted and I tried to make the best of the opportunities. Lucky enough it worked out JOSÉ M. ROMERO | Arizona Republic for me." Arizona Republic LOADED: 06.19.2021 The jetlag has long since worn off, the workouts in preparation for next season are soon to start and the gold medal is never too far away from Michael Bunting. The Arizona Coyotes forward is enjoying some time at home near Toronto, about a week and a half since playing for Team Canada at the International Ice Hockey Federation World Championship and winning a gold medal after Canada lost its first three games of the tournament in Riga, Latvia. The 2021-2022 NHL season is a bigger one for Bunting, he said Thursday when reached by phone. First, his hope is to re-sign with the Coyotes before becoming a free agent in late July. Then, to show that his breakout rookie campaign of 10 goals and three assists in just 21 games in 2021 is what he is capable of every season. Playing in the World Championship only further solidified the 25-year-old Bunting's belief that he can be a good NHL player, after getting a chance to prove himself with the Coyotes and spending the four previous seasons at AHL Tucson with the Roadrunners, working toward an opportunity. "It was a lot of fun. I got to try different things with my game, and it just gave me more confidence going into the next season knowing that I am capable of playing at this level in any situation," Bunting said of the experience in Latvia. "I'm not done proving yet that I do belong in the NHL and I am a solid player. "I've got to keep proving, like I said, that I do belong and keep producing like I have been. So that's the plan and I've just got to keep it rolling." Bunting starts skating and working out on Monday, he said, after getting some much-needed time off. He will ramp up the skating sessions come August, and will focus on getting stronger while not adding weight so as to maintain speed and do battle in front of the net, which became his calling card and contributed greatly to his offensive production.
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