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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 10/15/17 Anaheim Ducks Chicago Blackhawks 1078129 Ducks are getting pretty acquainted with the penalty box 1078161 Blackhawks winger John Hayden wishes Wild's Marcus 1078130 Ducks must adjust to officials’ emphasis on slashing Foligno 'speedy recovery' after fight penalties 1078162 Predators played better, but Blackhawks will take 2-1 overtime victory Arizona Coyotes 1078163 John Hayden not planning to tone down his style: ‘Fights 1078131 Arizona Coyotes Game day: Louis Domingue to start vs. happen’ Boston Bruins 1078164 Brandon Saad scores in OT for unlikely Hawks victory 1078132 Winless Arizona Coyotes 'embarrassed' in blowout loss to 1078165 Schmaltz won't play vs. Predators tonight Bruins 1078166 Sharp, Saad help Blackhawks over Predators 1078133 Tocchet on loss to Bruins: ‘I’m kind of embarrassed for the 1078167 Saad's OT goal lifts Blackhawks over Preds 2-1 fans’ 1078168 Blackhawks still searching for second-line answers 1078134 Arizona Coyotes remain winless after falling to Boston 1078169 Blackhawks will take OT victory but need sharper starts Bruins again 1078135 Officially speaking, it’s Arizona Coyotes, not Phoenix 1078170 Five takeaways from Blackhawks' 2-1 overtime win over Predators: How long can Brandon Saad keep this up for? Boston Bruins 1078136 Zdeno Chara, Bruins chase away Coyotes Colorado Avalanche 1078137 Anton Khudobin wins first start of season 1078171 Avalanche rookie Tyson Jost out 1-2 games with bone 1078138 Young pups Clayton Keller, Charlie McAvoy lead NHL’s bruise rookie pack 1078172 Avalanche dominates, but wins a tight one over Anaheim 1078139 ‘Behind the Benches’ is a good reminder that there is no 1078173 Avalanche, Stars off to unexpected starts this season NHL coaching template 1078174 Avalanche loses at Dallas 3-1 1078140 Bruins roll over winless Coyotes 6-2 1078175 Chambers: Anaheim saw in Beuachemin what the 1078141 Bruins president Cam Neely expects more from team as Avalanche could not road trip continues with stops at Arizona and Vegas 1078142 Bruins notebook: Injury keeps Patrice Bergeron out of Columbus Blue Jackets lineup 1078176 Blue Jackets 5, Wild 4, OT | Bounce goes Jackets’ way 1078143 Morning Skate: The most important player on each NHL 1078177 Blue Jackets | Artemi Panarin makes good impression team 1078144 Bruins' patience getting tested as young players learn Dallas Stars 1078145 Khudobin's on horse, not under it, after first win of season 1078178 Morning Skate Update: Patrik Nemeth back in town as 1078146 Big second period, solid goaltending propel Bruins to 6-2 Stars face Avalanche win over Coyotes 1078179 Observations: Hype machine creates expectations for 1078147 Kevan Miller good to play vs. Coyotes after knee scare fans, but all you can do is wait and watch 1078148 Bruins try to simplify things after a couple of rough losses 1078180 He said it: Players and coaches comment after Stars' 3-1 win over Colorado Saturday Buffalo Sabres 1078181 After 'Gordie Howe Hat Trick', what is Tyler Seguin going 1078149 At crunch time, Kings crown reeling Sabres to do? 'Might hashtag it tonight' 1078150 The Wraparound: Kings 4, Sabres 2 1078182 'I think the goals will come': Despite victory over 1078151 Sabres Notebook: Nolan back at the scene of his greatest Avalanche, Stars' scoring still a work in progress night in the NHL 1078183 Cold facts: Tyler Seguin gets in first fight of NHL career in 1078152 Sabres at Kings: Five Things to Know 3-1 win over Avalanche 1078153 Okposo will miss game against Kings due to illness 1078184 Ex-Star Patrik Nemeth making most of time with 1078154 Mike Harrington's NHL Power Rankings Avalanche after being claimed off waivers 1078185 Seguin, Benn score in 2nd, Stars beat Avalanche 3-1 Calgary Flames 1078155 GAMEDAY: Flames go back to Smith in net vs. Canucks Detroit Red Wings 1078156 Game Day: Calgary Flames at Vancouver Canucks 1078186 Detroit Red Wings relish 'big party' atmosphere of hockey 1078157 Flames rebound for win over host Canucks in Las Vegas 1078158 Fellow graduates of 1990 NHL Draft class marvel at 1078187 Red Wings remain grounded in light of sizzling 4-1 start Jaromir Jagr's longevity 1078188 Henrik Zetterberg, Jimmy Howard key Red Wings' fast 1078159 GAMEDAY: Calgary Flames return with Mike Smith to play start Vancouver Canucks Carolina Hurricanes 1078160 Hurricanes recall Carrick, van Riemsdyk placed on IR Edmonton Oilers New Jersey Devils 1078189 Edmonton Oilers' Leon Draisaitl benched with 1078228 New Jersey Devils vs. New York Rangers: LIVE score 'concussion-type symptoms' updates and chat (10/14/17) 1078190 Edmonton Oilers Game Day vs Ottawa Senators 1078229 3 things to watch when Devils play Rangers | What needs 1078191 Yamamoto hoping to make nine-game deadline to be better? 1078192 Ottawa Senators put the boots to Edmonton Oilers 1078230 Devils lose to Caps: 8 observations | Not hard enough; 1078195 Oilers rookie Kailer Yamamoto on the clock Chance for quick rebound 1078196 Senators put the boots to Oilers 1078231 Why decision making cost Devils in 1st loss of season 1078232 Devils shake off slow start, rally past Rangers | Rapid Florida Panthers Reaction 1078197 Crosby scores twice, leads Penguins past Panthers 4-3 1078233 Why Devils benched Marcus Johansson, Pavel Zacha and 1078198 Crosby scores twice to lead Penguins past Panthers Jimmy Hayes vs. Rangers 1078234 Devils notebook: Drew Stafford returns to lineup Los Angeles Kings 1078235 Devils Daily Faceoff: Three storylines for Oct. 14 1078199 Kings find their power and beat the Buffalo Sabres 4-2 1078236 Devils 3, Rangers 2: Post-game observations 1078200 Backup goaltender Darcy Kuemper enjoying fresh start 1078237 Devils reverse slow start, beat Rangers, 3-2 with Kings 1078238 Game 5 Live Blog: Devils beat Rangers, 3-2 1078201 Kings halt scoreless power play streak in win over Buffalo 1078239 Rangers fall again after quick start fades in loss to Devils 1078202 Alec Martinez should add to L.A. Kings’ upward trending 1078240 Rangers getting alarmingly close to forcing Jeff Gorton’s offense hand 1078203 OCTOBER 14 MORNING SKATE QUOTES: JOHN STEVENS New York Islanders 1078204 OCTOBER 14 SKATE NOTES: LINE RUSHES; WAGNER 1078241 Arena timeline could leave Isles with a John Tavares SKATING; MARTINEZ/IAFALLO/BUFFALO conundrum 1078205 LADUE ASSIGNED TO ONTARIO AND WILL PLAY 1078242 Thomas Greiss makes 40 saves as Islanders stop Sharks TONIGHT; MARTINEZ RETURN IMMINENT 1078243 Islanders scratch defenseman Ryan Pulock for fifth 1078206 MARTINEZ ACTIVATED; CLIFFORD TO IR straight game 1078207 OCTOBER 14 POSTGAME NOTES 1078244 Busy Thomas Greiss makes Islanders’ lead stand up in 1078208 OCTOBER 14 POSTGAME QUOTES: BUFFALO San Jose 1078209 OCTOBER 14 POSTGAME QUOTES: DOUGHTY, TOFFOLI New York Rangers 1078210 OCTOBER 14 POSTGAME QUOTES: JOHN STEVENS 1078245 Veteran’s return one bit of good news for reeling Rangers 1078211 POSTGAME NOTES: REIGN STRIKE QUICK IN 3RD 1078246 Rangers fall again after quick start fades in loss to Devils PERIOD; FALL TO WOLVES 1078247 Rangers getting alarmingly close to forcing Jeff Gorton’s 1078212 MARTINEZ ADEPT AT PINPOINTING MOMENTS TO hand JOIN RUSH 1078248 Rangers lose their third straight, fall to 1-5 1078249 Coach Alain Vigneault opts to play 11 forwards, 7 Minnesota Wild defensemen 1078213 Luke Kunin excited to play in Wild's home opener 1078214 Newcomers hold their own, but Wild veterans disappoint Ottawa Senators 1078215 Wild-Columbus game recap 1078250 Johnny Oduya returns as Senators face Connor McDavid 1078216 Veteran Matt Cullen savors opportunity to skate with and the Oilers youngster Luke Kunin 1078251 As Karlsson closes in on return, Senators have put points 1078217 Columbus spoils Wild's home opener with overtime victory in the bank 1078218 Wennberg scores in OT; Columbus beats Minnesota 5-4 1078252 Thomas Chabot seems to be on a fast track for success 1078219 Wild, ravaged by injuries, call up three forwards with the Senators 1078220 Wild blow third-period lead, fall to Blue Jackets in overtime 1078253 How sweep it is: Senators cap perfect trip by blitzing Oilers Montreal Canadiens 1078254 GARRIOCH: As Karlsson closes in on return, Senators 1078221 Awareness isn't enough to stop head injuries in sports. We have put points in the bank need action now 1078255 Senators have chance to pull off Western Canada sweep 1078222 The Ken Dryden rule: No hits to the head, no excuses 1078256 Senators' Chabot making the most of his opportunity 1078223 Auston Matthews dazzles as Toronto Maple Leafs beat 1078257 GARRIOCH: Thomas Chabot making the most of his Montreal Canadiens in overtime opportunity 1078224 Game Day: Alex Galchenyuk back on ice for Canadiens’ morning skate 1078225 Habs Game Report: Bitter rivals battle to 3-3 draw, but Leafs prevail in OT Nashville Predators 1078226 Predators face Blackhawks for first time since first round upset 1078227 Chicago Blackhawks 2, Nashville Predators 1 : 3 things we learned Philadelphia Flyers Toronto Maple Leafs 1078258 Brian Elliott gets chance to redeem himself in Flyers' 1078292 Carrick, Fehr back in lineup as Leafs look to end 14-game home opener; Travis Sanheim appears out losing streak against Canadiens 1078259 Flyers 8, Capitals 2: Five quick observations 1078293 Saturday night Leafs tradition fading away: Feschuk 1078260 Flyers rout Capitals as Laughton, Couturier, Giroux net 1078294 Matthews OT magic ends Leafs’ hex vs. Habs two goals each 1078295 Leafs winless in 14 against Habs 1078261 Flyers rout Capitals 8-2 to win home opener 1078296 Maple Leafs defenceman Nikita Zaitsev more comfortable 1078262 Flyers notebook: Sean Couturier proving to be more than this season just a stopper 1078297 Leafs snap 14-game losing streak against Habs 1078263 Flyers notes, quotes and tidbits: Depth creates frivolous 1078298 Leafs' Fehr, Moore pushing each other numbers 1078299 Winnipeg Jets pick up third straight victory by edging 1078264 Flyers-Capitals thoughts: Can big boys change trend vs.
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