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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 2/20/2020 Anaheim Ducks Blackhawks Continued 1171685 Panthers get lucky goals to power over Ducks 1171720 Crawford's band will do without second fiddle 1171686 Ducks lose to Panthers, their second straight lackluster 1171721 Lack of energy comes at wrong time for Blackhawks: defeat 'Makes you angry' 1171687 Ducks’ Erik Gudbranson, Ondrej Kase moving closer to 1171722 Former Blackhawks defenseman Jack O'Callahan talks returns to lineup "Miracle on Ice" 1171723 5 Takeaways: Blackhawks give up five third-period goals Arizona Coyotes in loss to Rangers 1171688 Oleksiak breaks late tie, surging Stars beat Coyotes 1171724 Artemi Panarin and desperate Rangers set to face 1171689 Coyotes and Stars get physical in a loss for Arizona Blackhawks 1171690 Coyotes’ Oliver Ekman-Larsson takes scary hit, returns to 1171725 Zack Smith feels fortunate after coming 'millimeter' away game after exiting from season-ending injury 1171691 The gamer: Christian Dvorak speaks softly and carries a 1171726 Blackhawks seal fate for season, trade deadline with crooked stick home loss 1171727 What we’re hearing about the Blackhawks as the trade Boston Bruins deadline nears 1171692 Bruins start Western Swing on right note with David 1171728 Could the Blackhawks trade Dylan Sikura at the deadline? Pastrnak’s winning OT goal in Edmonton He hopes not. 1171693 Observations from the Bruins’ overtime win in Edmonton 1171694 Bruins not asking too much of Karson Kuhlman Colorado Avalanche 1171695 Bruins’ trade targets are being picked off in front of them, 1171729 Nathan MacKinnon reaches milestone as Avalanche and Don Sweeney may have to get creative defeats Islanders 3-1 1171696 David Pastrnak’s OT goal sends Bruins past Oilers 1171730 WATCH: Avalanche GM Joe Sakic discusses plan, needs, 1171697 Bruins have options for trade deadline, but need to be ahead Monday’s trade deadline creative 1171731 Avalanche’s Martin Kaut on NHL debut: “Dream come true 1171698 Jake DeBrusk enjoys being at home for me” 1171699 Bruins pregame notes: B’s seek revenge on Oilers 1171732 Road less traveled: Some NHL teams, including 1171700 Bruins-Oilers Talking Points: David Pastrnak won't be Avalanche, moving AHL squads closer denied in OT 1171733 The Avs trade deadline plan? Find a deal for now that 1171701 Bruins' Jake DeBrusk has a hilarious interview with his won’t hurt the future father, Louie DeBrusk 1171734 Top line leads the Avalanche to 3-1 victory over Varlamov 1171702 Bruins needs are no secret ahead of NHL trade deadline and the Islanders 1171703 With Anders Bjork as his able sidekick, Charlie Coyle is roughing opponents up Columbus Blue Jackets 1171704 With new ‘My Story’ series, Bruins opening up more to the 1171735 Flyers 5, Blue Jackets 1 | The 3-2-1 breakdown NESN cameras 1171736 Flyers 5, Blue Jackets 1 | Jackets endure another Philadelphia nightmare Buffalo Sabres 1171705 Amerks can't hold lead, lose to Belleville at home Dallas Stars 1171706 Hard to imagine things could get any worse for Sabres GM 1171738 Stars notebook: Oleksiak scores first goal of 2020; Jason Botterill Radulov returns in win over Coyotes 1171739 Stars’ physical win over Coyotes sets up Western Calgary Flames Conference showdown against St. Louis 1171707 Gilbertson: As deadline approaches, opportunity knocks 1171740 Matt’s Mail: Signing Anton Khudobin for next season, for Flames trading defensemen and more 1171708 Flames captain Mark Giordano resumes skating, intends 1171741 Stars 20/20: Jamie Oleksiak’s blast and ‘celebration’ to go on next road trip highlight win vs. Coyotes 1171709 Why the Flames’ best deadline move is to make no move 1171742 Who says no? Breaking down your Stars trade proposals at all ahead of the deadline Carolina Hurricanes Detroit Red Wings 1171710 Svechnikov, Niederreiter help Hurricanes beat Predators 1171743 Detroit Red Wings' Filip Zadina injury update: Here is the 4-1 latest 1171744 These Detroit Red Wings trade assets are padding value Chicago Blackhawks just ahead of deadline 1171711 Robin Lehner and the Blackhawks allow 5 goals in a 1171745 Red Wings' Zadina to miss another 2-3 weeks with foot disastrous third period in a 6-3 loss to the Rangers injury 1171712 Blackhawks are 8 points back in the wild-card race. But 1171746 These Red Wings are most likely to be traded before they’re confident heading into a short homestand: ‘Fin Monday’s deadline 1171713 Blackhawks’ defense, goaltending unravel late in loss to 1171747 Red Wings unveil million dollar initiative for youth in Detroit Rangers 1171748 Red Wings’ Filip Zadina to miss more time 1171714 Blackhawks’ Duncan Keith teaching Adam Boqvist how to 1171749 Respected pro Mike Green could get Red Wings draft pick physically endure NHL career at trade deadline 1171716 Chicago hosts Nashville after Kubalik's 2-goal game 1171750 Pat Caputo - Solving goalie puzzle nothing new for Steve 1171717 Former Blackhawks star Panarin: Trade to Columbus 'still Yzerman confuse(s) me' 1171718 Rangers score 5 times in third period, top Blackhawks 6-3 1171719 Blackhawks' playoff chances take another hit with 6-3 loss to Rangers Edmonton Oilers New York Rangers 1171751 Shorthanded Edmonton Oilers push Boston Bruins to the 1171786 Rangers score 5 times in third period to top Blackhawks brink 1171787 Julien Gauthier provides glimpse of his talent in Rangers 1171752 JONES: Depleated Oilers steal a point from first-place debut Bruins, but still have own conference to focus on 1171788 Rangers roll Blackhawks with NHL trade deadline nearing 1171753 Pasta is heartiest thing on the NHL menu 1171789 Henrik Lundqvist has too much time to think after surprise 1171754 Boston Bruins' Jake DeBrusk got a first-hand look at Rangers benching Edmonton Oilers' Leon Draisaitl in junior hockey 1171790 Rangers score five goals in third period in win over 1171755 Edmonton Oilers Game Day: Bruins coming in with score Chicago to settle 1171791 Julien Gauthier a sizable presence in Rangers lineup 1171756 JONES: Oilers add another injury to the adversity pile with 1171792 Rangers coach David Quinn makes it clear that he has Klefbom out confidence in Adam Fox 1171793 Chris Kreider’s talks with Rangers ongoing as trade Florida Panthers deadline looms 1171757 Panthers top Ducks 4-1, keep showing signs of life out 1171794 Why Adam Fox has earned an expanded role on the west Rangers defense 1171758 Florida Panthers to host eighth Grateful Dead Night 1171759 The Panthers trade Denis Malgin, but where is Henrik NHL Borgstrom? 1171795 How Many Hockey Teams Does it Take to Make a 1171760 Panthers’ Mark Pysyk, Mike Matheson adjust to roles as Conference? ‘hybrid’ defensemen Ottawa Senators Los Angeles Kings 1171796 Now with Winnipeg, DeMelo immediately returns to face 1171761 Kings trade Alec Martinez to Golden Knights for more draft his former Senators teammates picks 1171797 Phillips celebration an all in the family occasion for 1171762 Kings to begin 5-game homestand against high-scoring Batherson Panthers 1171798 GAMEDAY: Senators vs. Jets 1171763 Kings trade away Alec Martinez for draft picks 1171799 Salvian: Should the Ottawa Senators re-sign Tyler Ennis? 1171764 Kings trade Alec Martinez to Vegas for draft picks as rebuild continues Philadelphia Flyers 1171765 MARTINEZ TRADED TO VEGAS FOR 2020, 2021 1171800 Travis Konecny, having a career season, and Flyers will SECOND-ROUND PICKS try to sweep season series from Blue Jackets 1171801 Claude Giroux is on a run, and taking the Flyers with him Minnesota Wild 1171802 Flyers warmed up to remix of 6ABC’s iconic ‘Action News’ 1171766 Dean Evason shares first NHL coaching win with family theme song, and fans went nuts 1171767 Wild-Vancouver game recap 1171803 Flyers trade Jean-Francois Berube to Rangers 1171768 Alex Galchenyuk comes through twice to lift Wild over 1171804 Flyers NHL trade deadline option: Jean-Gabriel Pageau Canucks 4-3 in shootout splash possible? 1171769 Short break from hockey games enables Alex Galchenyuk 1171805 What’s it like to be moved at the trade deadline? Kevin to get familiar with Wild Hayes explains 1171770 Wild back in action vs. Canucks with dads, mentors on trip 1171806 Flyers move into third place, but 'should be better next 1171771 Galchenyuk scores in shootout, Wild beat Canucks 4-3 game' 1171772 For staggering Wild, annual Dads’ Trip comes at perfect 1171807 Flyers’ in-house DJ turns up the volume on Philadelphia’s time rich music scene 1171773 Meet Dean Evason: The ‘super intense’ Kamloops legend now leading the Wild Pittsburgh Penguins 1171808 Minor league report: Nailers beaten by Royals, 6-3 Montreal Canadiens 1171809 Penguins power play has turned into weapon through 1171774 Canadiens Notebook: Marco Scandella could return to the structure, flexibility Habs 1171810 Penguins’ Mike Sullivan: Sidney Crosby has ‘been terrific’ 1171775 Canadiens could be victims of Alex Ovechkin's 700th goal since return from surgery 1171776 Canadiens GM Marc Bergevin lights kindling for potential 1171811 Evgeni Malkin did not practice Wednesday, but will travel fire sale with Penguins to Toronto 1171777 Rocket Rundown: Forget the process, the Laval Rocket 1171812 Penguins’ Brian Dumoulin has resumed skating, ‘making need results progress’ from surgery 1171813 Penguins recall Zach Trotman, place John Marino on Nashville Predators injured reserve 1171778 With or without Ryan Ellis, the Predators need help on 1171814 First Call: Carly Zucker wins Twitter; Tom Brady and Chris defense. 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