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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 8/6/2021 Boston Bruins Pittsburgh Penguins 1219073 Bruce Cassidy is already developing Bruins lineup plans 1219099 Penguins re-sign restricted free agent forward Zach for the 2021-22 season Aston-Reese 1219074 Bruce Cassidy susses out new Bruins’ lineup 1219100 Penguins already searching for new goaltending 1219075 Boston Bruins Cassidy: ‘Obvious Choice Is Coyle’ To development coach Replace Krejci 1219101 Penguins 'needed a change' with goaltending coaches 1219076 Bruins Winger Brad Marchand Continues To Be A Leader 1219102 Penguins re-sign 'versatile forward' Zach Aston-Reese to 1219077 NHL Trade Market Has Settled Down As Bruins Still Look a one-year contract For A Center 1219103 Ron Hextall explains why the Penguins waited to move on 1219078 Bruce Cassidy on David Krejci’s exit, Charlie Coyle’s from goalie coach Mike Buckley opportunity and the new goalie era 1219104 Penguins Signing Zach Aston-Reese to 1-Year Deal, 1219079 After Tuukka Rask, Jaroslav Halak and Dan Vladar exit, Avoid Arbitration Kyle Keyser is eager for opportunity in Bruins’ net 1219105 Hextall ‘Gut Feeling’ to Hire Chiodo; Improve Jarry’s Mental Game Buffalo Sabres 1219080 History with coach Don Granato led Vinnie Hinostroza to San Jose Sharks sign with Sabres 1219106 Report: Teammates don't want Kane back; Sharks tried for trade Chicago Blackhawks 1219081 5 things we learned about Marc-André Fleury, including Tampa Bay Lightning the goalie’s like of the Chicago Blackhawks’ personnel 1219107 Arbitration hearing date set for Lightning’s Ross Colton 1219108 Lightning depth chart: Roster taking shape with Corey Colorado Avalanche Perry, Zach Bogosian additions 1219082 Avalanche appear to make minor changes to road jersey 1219083 Darren Helm hopes his career comes full circle with the Vancouver Canucks Avalanche as he chases his second Stanley Cup 1219116 What we’re hearing about the rest of the Canucks offseason, Danila Klimovich, Vasili Podkolzin and RFA Detroit Red Wings negotia 1219084 Detroit Red Wings re-up Chase Pearson, the last man standing from their 2015 draft Vegas Golden Knights 1219085 Ex-Michigan hockey players cash in during NHL free 1219109 Golden Knights front office official leaves organization agency 1219110 How NBA Summer League found its way to Sin City: ‘Vegas had become a go-to place’ Florida Panthers 1219111 Knights CMO Brian Killingsworth Leaves Organization, 1219086 Brandon Montour ‘wanted to be a Panther’ Per Report Los Angeles Kings Washington Capitals 1219087 Kings sign defenseman Austin Strand to 1-year contract 1219112 Hershey Bears name Scott Allen next head coach extension 1219113 Eller meets Nadal, gifts a Capitals jersey at Citi Open 1219088 LA Kings re-sign defenseman Austin Strand to one-year, 1219114 Why Martin Fehervary may be the key to the Caps two-way contract, $771,750 AAV defense Nashville Predators Websites 1219089 Nashville Predators sign Dante Fabbro to two-year deal, 1219117 The Athletic / NHL offseason by the numbers: Which avoiding arbitration teams have improved the most (and least)? 1219118 Sportsnet.ca / Edler excited for new challenge, but still New Jersey Devils coming to grips with Canucks exit 1219090 Devils add top-six winger Tomas Tatar to continue drastic 1219119 Sportsnet.ca / NHL’s Top 10 UFAs remaining: Latest offseason overhaul rumours, reports 1219091 Devils sign forward Tomas Tatar to two-year-deal 1219120 Canada women’s worlds roster heavy on youth 1219121 Is the Flames' defence good enough to reach the New York Islanders postseason? 1219092 Adam Pelech has arbitration hearing date set with 1219122 10 takeaways from Canada’s World Junior Summer Islanders Showcase 1219093 Sources: Brendan Burke close to new MSG Networks deal to stay as Islanders broadcaster Winnipeg Jets 1219115 Arbitration dates set for Jets' Pionk, Copp Ottawa Senators SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1219094 Pierre McGuire impressed with first-hand look at prospects Sanderson, Boucher, Kleven and Merilainen 1219095 Craig Anderson knows first time he faces Senators as a Sabre will be 'emotional' 1219096 Victor Mete happy to get deal in place to avoid arbitration process with Senators Philadelphia Flyers 1219097 Flyers file for arbitration with RFA Sanheim 1219098 Flyers offseason depth chart 2.0: Where the lineup stands after a busy offseason 1219073 Boston Bruins Krejci’s wingers could look for more scoring opportunities off the rush, while those in Coyle’s sidecar can expect chances to develop off puck possession and time spent in the zone. Krejci wore silken mitts, while Bruce Cassidy is already developing Bruins lineup plans for the 2021-22 Coyle’s gloves come from Ace Hardware. season Cassidy said he has no intention of breaking up the Marchand-Patrice Bergeron-David Pastrnak trio, one of the league’s most potent lines. By Kevin Paul Dupont Globe Staff “We know what they have there,” Cassidy said. “They’re a handful to play against. As the year goes on, see how the chemistry develops on the Updated August 5, 2021, 5:16 p.m. other lines. If we need to drop David down and move some pieces around, we’ll look at that if it makes us a better team.” The Grzelcyk-McAvoy pairing in the playoffs, Cassidy said, “did not work The Oct. 16 season opener still the stuff of summer hammock and pina out as well as we would have liked. It was a lot of demands on Grizz.” colada contemplations, Bruins coach Bruce Cassidy on Thursday all but But the pairing was productive enough to merit more time together, installed Charlie Coyle to the vacated David Krejci chair between wingers depending on game circumstances. Taylor Hall and Craig Smith. “Forbort [6-4, 220] is a bigger, different type of defender than Grizz [5-9, Cassidy, who chatted with beat reporters via Zoom for the first time in 175],” he added. “So we want to see how that would look with Charlie. seven weeks, also said he’ll probably deploy former Boston University Whether we do that every night remains to be seen. That’s a big ask. We blue liners Matt Grzelcyk and Charlie McAvoy as partners again at times, know Grizz can slot in there at times. I think you’ll see some toggling.” while newcomer Derek Forbort also is pegged for time with McAvoy on the No. 1 D tandem Mike Reilly, who signed a three-year deal to stay here, likely will pair again with Brandon Carlo, with either Grzelcyk or Forbort then sliding Jake DeBrusk, who muddled along to the tune of 5-9—14 last season, down to pair up with a No. 3 right stick (likely Connor Clifton). most likely will open 2021-22 as the No. 3 left wing, according to Cassidy. For a guy on the books to bank $4.85 million, DeBrusk’s No. 3 “Clifton has a great shot to be that regular guy on the right side,” said left wing designation could prove added incentive for general manager Cassidy, who watched Jeremy Lauzon, a left-shot D, get picked by Don Sweeney to deal him. Seattle in the expansion draft. “He shoots right and he’s gotten better every year — now with a bit of an opening there, let’s see if he can take DeBrusk, 24, with four seasons on his résumé, would have to receive a advantage of it.” qualifying offer at that same figure next June for the Bruins to prevent him from becoming an unrestricted free agent. Last day of camp “Third line, behind [Brad Marchand] and Taylor, would be a good fit for Jamie Langenbrunner, Chris Kelly, and crew put their 28 charges through him to start,” said Cassidy, musing over where DeBrusk fell in the left Day 4 of development camp at Warrior Thursday. The eager charges, wing order, “and we’ll see where it goes with the other guys.” including 12 invitees, will wrap up camp with a Friday session (10 a.m. to noon) and then scatter back to their various hockey homes for the 2021- Sweeney, anticipating that Krejci would depart Causeway to play in 22 season, including college, USHL and junior programs … A gleeful Czechia, allotted some $8 million in cap space July 28 with the free agent Cassidy noted that he was fully vaccinated and healthy, leading one acquisitions of Nick Foligno, Tomas Nosek, and Erik Haula as bottom- six reporter to ask if he also would profess to being a scratch golfer. “No!” he forwards. said. “The putter is atrocious. If anybody has free tips for me, let me Based on Cassidy’s calculations, DeBrusk and the new trio of free agents know, because right now I can’t make anything.” … Sweeney will hold his will make up two-thirds of that workforce, with the likes of prospects Jack end-of-camp Zoom call Friday at noon. Studnicka and Trent Frederic, as well as Curtis Lazar, Chris Wagner, and perhaps Karson Kuhlman vying for the other two spots. It’s a very crowded field. Logic would dictate a DeBrusk move. Boston Globe LOADED: 08.06.2021 With Tuukka Rask unsigned and recovering from hip surgery, newcomer Linus Ullmark and top prospect Jeremy Swayman will be the designated goaltenders for the start of the season. Jaroslav Halak, Rask’s backup for three seasons, signed with the Canucks. For now, it appears Ullmark and Swayman will mark a new era in Black-and-Gold netminding. “Both,” Cassidy said, “are going to compete for a majority of the starts.” Coyle, entering Year 2 of a six-year pact at a $5.25 million cap hit, is poised for his highest-profile role since arriving here before the February 2019 trade deadline. He never has been Krejci’s equal in production or playmaking, but he also hasn’t paired regularly with anyone with Hall’s elite skills at left wing.
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