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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 6/19/2020 Arizona Coyotes Minnesota Wild 1186484 For Coyotes goaltender Darcy Kuemper, staying in shape 1186510 Wild's Luke Kunin says he is ready to play, despite his comes harder to those in net Type 1 diabetes 1186485 Coyotes goalie Darcy Kuemper resumes skating with 1186511 Matt Dumba launches fundraiser to help rebuild Lake season on the horizon Street 1186512 Living with diabetes, Wild center Luke Kunin weighs risks Boston Bruins of returning 1186486 Bruins announce winners of team awards 1186513 Wild notes: Luke Kunin ‘can’t wait’ to play, Matt Dumba’s 1186487 Bruins right wing David Pastrnak doubles down in team fundraiser and more awards 1186488 Injured Bruins defenseman Kevan Miller inching closer to Montreal Canadiens a return 1186514 Canadiens’ Drouin looking to recapture early-season form 1186489 Brandon Carlo, David Pastrnak among Bruins award whenever NHL returns winners for 2019-20 season 1186515 Jonathan Drouin has an opportunity to become what the 1186490 Bruins legend Bobby Orr accomplished incredible feat on Canadiens always needed this day in 1975 1186491 Some real uncertainty about Torey Krug's return to Bruins New Jersey Devils after this summer 1186516 How does Devils’ Jack Hughes sum up his rookie struggles? ‘I’d go through the same things 100 times Buffalo Sabres again’ 1186492 Fired Amerks coach Taylor had verbal agreement to stay 1186517 How Jack Hughes plans to build on his rookie season with with Sabres the Devils 1186493 Who's left? Meet the 15 who survived Sabres' purge 1186518 A deep dive into which defensemen could be on the 1186494 What the Sabres’ decision-makers said this week and Devils’ radar this offseason what it actually meant New York Islanders Calgary Flames 1186519 The 10 worst free-agent signings in Islanders history 1186495 Flames prospect Pelletier gains life experience in QMJHL trade New York Rangers 1186520 Lias Andersson won’t join Rangers camp when NHL Carolina Hurricanes returns 1186496 Coaches’ panel: Brind’Amour, Cooper, DeBoer on 1186521 Lias Andersson declines Rangers' invitation to attend July millennials, discipline and more training camp 1186522 ‘We’ll see where it all goes’: The Lias Andersson-Rangers Chicago Blackhawks saga continues 1186497 WATCH: Blackhawks star Patrick Kane's hands are already in postseason form Philadelphia Flyers 1186498 Blackhawks future series: Dissecting Adam Boqvist’s 1186523 Flyers rookie right winger Nic Aube-Kubel eager to show rookie development he belongs when NHL playoffs begin 1186524 2020 NHL playoffs: Sights and sounds from voluntary Colorado Avalanche workouts as Flyers' Phase 2 picks up 1186499 What has Nazem Kadri been up to these days? How 1186525 Flyers scout Mark Greig steps back, gives hotshot son, about a lot Ridly, draft-year room Columbus Blue Jackets Pittsburgh Penguins 1186500 Blue Jackets activate Seth Jones, Dean Kukan from 1186526 What have the Penguins been up to in Phase 2? Here's a injured reserve peek behind the curtain 1186527 Joe Starkey: Sports and distancing do not mix — so Detroit Red Wings what’s the solution? 1186501 NHL playoffs preview: Close battles could be on tap in 1186528 The inside story of #JagrWatch, and why it was never Eastern Conference meant to be 1186502 Red Wings prospect report: Albert Johansson plays ‘wise’ hockey in SHL San Jose Sharks 1186529 Farewell: After 43 years, sportswriter Gary Peterson is Edmonton Oilers calling it a day 1186503 Edmonton Oilers pipeline update: William Lagesson 1186530 Ex-Shark Patrick Marleau’s wife trolls his on-ice attire at making big progress on blue line practice 1186504 Lowetide: Ethan Bear, Caleb Jones and the Oilers’ need 1186531 Looking back at uniforms worn in most iconic Bay Area for veteran insurance sports moments 1186505 Why the Oilers should protect these 8 skaters in the Seattle expansion draft Tampa Bay Lightning 1186532 Coaches’ panel: Brind’Amour, Cooper, DeBoer on Los Angeles Kings millennials, discipline and more 1186506 Anze Kopitar, Matt Roy win Kings’ season-ending team awards 1186507 Q&A: Fred Roggin on a 40-year TV run full of innovation, curling and ‘Heroes’ 1186508 The Athletic L.A. turns two: Our favorite stories and hopes for the rest of 2020 1186509 ROY, KOPITAR LEAD THE WAY AS KINGS ANNOUNCE 2019-20 TEAM AWARDS Toronto Maple Leafs World Leagues News 1186533 Leafs’ Mitch Marner is upbeat, even as he waits for the 1186560 Novak Djokovic's major backflip on US Open criticism return of teammates Mathews, Anderson 1186561 NFL's coronavirus plan promises to get ugly, but hopefully 1186534 Federal government clears path for NHL to have hub city not dangerous in Canada 1186562 Multiple Big 12 Teams Dealing with Positive COVID-19 1186535 Carcillo class-action suit against CHL over hazing shows Cases what goes on in the room no longer stays in the room 1186563 LPGA Tour to resume in July with Ohio tournaments 1186536 Carcillo spearheads class-action lawsuit against CHL and 1186564 13 Texas football players test positive or are 'presumed its member teams positive' for COVID-19 1186537 Justin Brazeau set to take next step with Marlies after 1186565 Fan engagement to see more investments in sports solid rookie year in the ECHL post-coronavirus era: UTT Chairperson Vita Dani 1186538 Marner, Leafs monitor new U.S. Covid cases 1186566 Premier League: One positive coronavirus test in latest 1186539 Mitch Marner hopes NHL playoffs won't be derailed phase of mass testing 1186540 What has Nazem Kadri been up to these days? How 1186567 Joe Starkey: Sports and distancing do not mix — so about a lot what’s the solution? SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 Vancouver Canucks 1186547 Ben Kuzma: Canucks' case to re-sign popular defenceman Tanev about dollars, sense 1186548 Finding an NHL comparable for the Canucks’ recently graduated prospects Vegas Golden Knights 1186541 Is it safe for the NHL to bring its postseason to Las Vegas? Washington Capitals 1186542 Overlooked: The 1989-90 Capitals' brotherly coaching swap and underdog playoff run 1186543 Ilya Kovalchuk starts boxing to prepare for NHL playoff and the Penguins 1186544 John Carlson and his wife Gina announce they are expecting a third boy 1186545 Key questions for the 2020 postseason: Will Alex Ovechkin pick up where he left off? Websites 1186549 The Athletic / LeBrun: NHL’s return still on track for summer amid CBA and hub city questions 1186550 The Athletic / When the best free agent plans fall apart: Kevin Shattenkirk shares his truth 1186551 The Athletic / By the numbers: Why the value of signing free agents is much lower than expected 1186552 The Athletic / ‘The Donut King’: How Tim Horton’s NHL career funded … Tim Hortons 1186553 Sportsnet.ca / 31 Thoughts: Breaking down major NHL Awards races 1186554 Sportsnet.ca / Leafs' Marner believes NHL is doing 'the right things' in return attempt 1186555 Sportsnet.ca / What comes next for Buffalo Sabres after major course change? 1186556 TSN.CA / Kaiden Guhle on brother's advice, skating genes and channeling his inner Doughty 1186557 TSN.CA / Dan Carcillo files proposed class-action lawsuit against CHL over hazing 1186558 TSN.CA / Mitch Marner confident in NHL’s health and safety protocols 1186559 TSN.CA / A statistical look at the Oilers vs. Blackhawks play-in series Winnipeg Jets 1186546 PIPELINE: Jets feel they ‘stole one’ when they picked up undrafted prospect Reichel 1186484 Arizona Coyotes For Coyotes goaltender Darcy Kuemper, staying in shape comes harder to those in net Richard Morin, Arizona Republic Published 2:56 p.m. MT June 18, 2020 Throughout a spring of video conference calls with various Coyotes players in quarantine, one common question is asked: How are you staying in shape? Now that some Coyotes players have returned to the ice at Gila River Arena for Phase 2 of the NHL's return-to-play protocol, the various answers to that question are being put to the test in player-driven workouts. For goaltenders, especially Coyotes starter Darcy Kuemper, replicating workflow without access to ice is close to impossible. It made for a rusty reunion when Kuemper got the chance to suit up this week. "Conditioning isn't really the issue," Kuemper said on Thursday. "It's just that, you know, you get out there for the first time in a couple months and you kind of have to re-teach yourself how to play goalie." Kuemper, who stayed at his home in the Valley during the NHL's season pause, said that by the end of his first on-ice session he was feeling close to normal again. Still, he had gone an inordinate amount of time without skating, as have many NHL players during the last few months. A high-ankle sprain suffered as a teenager kept Kuemper off the ice for about two months during his junior career. Kuemper, who finished among NHL leaders in several goaltending statistics this season, said that hiatus ranks as the only comparison for the three months he just went without a playing surface due to the pause induced by the COVID-19 pandemic. Still, most hockey individuals have found ways to replicate their profession. Some, including Coyotes head coach Rick Tocchet and league veteran Patrick Marleau, have taken up rollerblading. For forwards and defensemen, a bucket of pucks and a net in the driveway works just fine. But what is a goaltender to do? How can they practice techniques such as the butterfly and edge work without an ice surface and goal posts drilled into it? How can they stay sharp without seeing shots? "There's not a whole lot you can do to work on skills off the ice," Kuemper said. "It makes it more important now that we're back on the ice to take the time to focus on getting a lot of timing back and specific movements.
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