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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 5/9/2020 Anaheim Ducks Minnesota Wild 1184169 the Best Ducks Players to Wear Every Number: No SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 5/9/2020 Anaheim Ducks Minnesota Wild 1184169 The best Ducks players to wear every number: No. 61 1184196 Wild goalie Devan Dubnyk's family life back to normal through No. 93 even if hockey topsy turvy 1184197 Wild’s Devan Dubnyk: NHL’s hub city restart idea is ‘a lot Boston Bruins to ask’ of players 1184170 Former Bruins goalie Gerry Cheevers doesn’t mask his feelings Montreal Canadiens 1184171 Bruins’ season opener in Prague is off as NHL postpones 1184198 Canadiens counting on Romanov's speed, puck-moving international events due to coronavirus ability 1184172 On May 10, 1970, the Bruins were ready to realize a 1184199 Russian defenceman Romanov signs with Canadiens dream. Bobby Orr made it come true 1184200 Roundtable reaction: Alexander Romanov coming to 1184173 Everybody still talking about flying Bobby Orr, 50 years Montreal on a ‘one-way ticket’ later 1184201 Duhatschek Notebook: The Answerman’s NHL return 1184174 Milan Lucic tells awesome Tim Thomas story from Bruins' plan, Canadiens’ draft dilemma 2011 Stanley Cup run 1184175 This Date in Bruins History: B's earn thrilling OT wins vs. Nashville Predators Leafs, Canadiens 1184202 NHL postpones Global Series, meaning Predators aren't 1184176 2020 NHL season: Bruins-Predators season-opener in going to Prague, Switzerland Prague postponed 1184203 What if the Predators had protected James Neal in the 1184177 ‘When I went by, I was jumping’: The 50th anniversary of 2017 expansion draft? Bobby Orr’s flight 1184178 As Patrice Bergeron approaches 35, what does that mean New Jersey Devils for his production? 1184204 Alternate reality: Rewriting the Devils’ script of the past 7 years Buffalo Sabres 1184179 The numbers behind the struggles of the Sabres’ goalies New York Rangers 1184205 New York Rangers agree to entry-level contract with Calgary Flames goalie Tyler Wall 1184180 Saddledome scrubbed clean for Flames' eventual return 1184206 Analyzing the top 10 prospects for the NY Rangers: No. 7 1184181 What Calgary’s top mental coaches are telling elite Matthew Robertson athletes … and how it might apply to you 1184207 Goalie Tyler Wall agrees to entry-level contract with Rangers Carolina Hurricanes 1184208 We asked, you answered: The results to The Athletic’s 1184182 Fist-bumping at PNC to Mrazek’s hats: What I miss about Rangers fan survey are here covering the Hurricanes Ottawa Senators Chicago Blackhawks 1184209 AHL's board of governors discuss cancelling the season 1184183 Duncan Keith supports front line workers through Keith while NHL plays waiting game Relief charity 1184210 Ottawa Senators release information for refunds or credits 1184184 Joel Quenneville reflects on 'spectacular' time as for ticket holders Blackhawks head coach 1184211 The Ottawa Senators and Toronto Maple Leafs will have 1184185 Blackhawks 2019-20 season in review: Calvin de Haan to wait to go back to work 1184186 Powers Points: How a June draft could affect the Blackhawks Philadelphia Flyers 1184212 2020 NHL draft profile: Ridly Greig, son of Flyers scout Colorado Avalanche Mark Greig, is a center with 200-foot bite 1184187 Avalanche 2020-21 games in Finland postponed Pittsburgh Penguins Columbus Blue Jackets 1184213 Penguins A to Z: Brian Dumoulin continues to be 1184188 Coronavirus causes postponement of European games for underappreciated Blue Jackets, other teams 1184214 Penguins defenseman Kris Letang makes donation to provide meals Dallas Stars 1184215 Penguins offering refund options for season-ticket holders 1184189 Catching up with Rick Bowness: Stars’ interim coach talks 1184216 Penguins’ player grades: Sam Lafferty life at home, how Dallas can improve if NHL season r Toronto Maple Leafs Detroit Red Wings 1184217 Leafs assistant coach Paul McFarland returning to head 1184190 AHL, with Grand Rapids Griffins, expected to cancel coaching job in Kingston remainder of season 1184219 Capitals waive Leipsic after misogynistic comments 1184191 ‘I want to be here’: Anthony Mantha hopes his big payday 1184220 Lehtonen, Barabanov success would buck some of recent will be from Red Wings Leafs trend in European signings 1184192 Evgeny Svechnikov ‘just needs a chance’ to show Red 1184221 Leafs assistant coach McFarland departing to take job Wings he can play with Kingston of the OHL 1184222 Leafs, Raptors can start using Toronto practice facilities Edmonton Oilers 1184223 Cody Franson on ‘regrets’ and the lucrative Maple Leafs 1184193 1987 Edmonton Oilers: I love the smell of Game 7 in the extension he passed up morning 1184194 Who are the Oilers’ top 10 prospects and where do they project in the NHL? Los Angeles Kings 1184195 A to Z: Who are the kings of the Kings by letter? Vancouver Canucks Winnipeg Jets 1184239 Rebuilding the Canucks’ defence: Young blueliners to 1184237 Hull's off-ice actions more deplorable than Leipsic's, but target in a trade Golden Jet scored 50 a season 1184240 Gino Odjick talks his health, Micheal Ferland and finding 1184238 Q&A: Kayla Friesen on going No. 2 in NWHL Draft, falling Pavel Bure in Moscow in love with hockey again Vegas Golden Knights World Leagues News 1184224 Golden Knights GM Kelly McCrimmon stays neutral about 1184256 Ronaldo Souza's positive coronavirus test hangs over June draft controversial UFC return 1184225 Golden Knights roster review: Max Pacioretty 1184257 Daniel Ricciardo: First race after coronavirus break will be 1184226 Capitals waive Brendan Leipsic following misogynistic 'chaos' remarks 1184258 Smaller Cricket Nations Are Feeling The Financial Pain 1184227 Marc-Andre Fleury Road? North Las Vegas getting During The Coronavirus Crisis Golden Knights-themed community 1184259 With the prospect of empty stadiums, how will the NFL move forward? Washington Capitals 1184260 Canadian amateur sport gets C$72 million in coronavirus 1184228 Capitals waive Brendan Leipsic after his vulgar remarks relief funding on social media 1184261 The sports world starts to climb out of its coronavirus 1184229 The Capitals-Islanders Easter Epic showed all that’s right quarantine and wrong about playoff hockey 1184262 Big East already has its eye on how the coronavirus could 1184230 Capitals waive Brendan Leipsic in light of sexist social affect the new basketball season media messages 1184263 49ers examining training camp outside of California due to 1184231 Capitals' Greatest Hits: How to watch Troy Brouwer's coronavirus game-winning goal in 2015 Winter Classic 1184264 The Latest: Reno Rodeo canceled because of coronavirus 1184232 Terminating Leipsic's contract was not just the right 1184265 NHL postpones all 2020-21 international games amid decision, it was the only decision coronavirus pandemic 1184233 Capitals to terminate contract of Brendan Leipsic for 1184266 Media companies expect a tough quarter for TV offensive social media comments advertising, with no live sports and spending delayed 1184234 The best Capitals player to wear each jersey number: 81- 1184267 German football 'on parole' in return from coronavirus 99 pause - DFL chief 1184235 Why 'D3: The Mighty Ducks' falls well short of the bar set 1184268 CFL commissioner thinks canceling 2020 season ‘the by the original most likely scenario’ amid coronavirus pandemic 1184236 Capitals put Brendan Leipsic on waivers after ‘completely SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 unacceptable’ comments Websites 1184241 The Athletic / NHL’s Global Series 2020 becomes first event for next season canceled 1184242 The Athletic / ‘When I went by, I was jumping’: The 50th anniversary of Bobby Orr’s flight 1184243 The Athletic / LeBrun: Gretzky and Lemieux on the best series ever – the ’87 Canada Cup final 1184244 The Athletic / DGB Grab Bag: A request for a June draft, roster puzzle answers and a donut delay 1184245 Sportsnet.ca / Why Maple Leafs assistant coach Paul McFarland is returning to the OHL 1184246 Sportsnet.ca / Canadiens' Romanov comparable to Kings' Doughty, says Eastern Conference exec 1184247 Sportsnet.ca / Korean soccer gives NHL first glimpse of what return could look like 1184248 Sportsnet.ca / How a hockey analyst is helping experts in the fight against COVID-19 1184249 Sportsnet.ca / Sidney Crosby’s one-handed backhand beauty | Inside the Highlight Reel 1184250 Sportsnet.ca / How Lanny McDonald got his fairytale ending during Flames' '89 Cup run 1184251 Sportsnet.ca / Maple Leafs legend Doug Gilmour talks ’93 lucky charm, bond with teammates 1184252 TSN.CA / NHL still not at ‘acceptable mass’ to open team facilities 1184253 TSN.CA / Eric Lindros praises Toronto Maple Leafs' Morgan Rielly and Mitch Marner, relives Hall of Fame Game 1184254 TSN.CA / The All-Time 7: TSN's Winnipeg Jets All-Time Team 1184255 USA TODAY / Ex-NHL player Georges Laraque, who contracted COVID-19, says it makes 'no sense' to resume season 1184169 Anaheim Ducks Center at the 2010 NHL Draft. Stardom never came for Etem, but he did score three goals in series against Detroit and Winnipeg two years apart. One was on this terrific move. The best Ducks players to wear every number: No. 61 through No. 93 Honorable mention: None 67 – Rickard Rakell Eric Stephens 447 games, 129 goals, 154 assists, 283 points, 1,086 shots on goal, 11.9 May 8, 2020 shooting percentage, minus-2 rating This was the number that was issued to the good-natured Swedish scorer. You would imagine that he’d change it out for a lower one or the This final tour through the Ducks that have helped shape each number club, which leans toward that direction for proven players, would ask him worn by the players included some hitmakers, some one-hit wonders and to do so. Enough people had bought 67 with his name on the back that some who never became a hit. he had no desire to change it. But this trek through numbers 1 through 30, then 31 through 60 and now Honorable mention: None 61 through 93 did allow for some updates on what a few of these players are doing these days.
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