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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 03/07/19 Anaheim Ducks Colorado Avalanche 1134535 Ducks collapse late to let Blues slip away 5-4 1134569 Analysis: Avalanche’s overtime percentages might be 1134536 Ducks put up a fight, but late collapse results in come- evening out from-behind win for Blues 1134570 Takeaways: Avalanche finally win in overtime, besting Red 1134537 ‘At the end of the day, it fueled me’ — Ryan Kesler and his Wings 4-3 drive to reach 1,000 games 1134571 Avalanche dip into Eagles roster once again, call up foward Andrew Agozzino Arizona Coyotes 1134572 Another injury changes outlook for Colorado 1134538 Ironically, loss to Ducks illustrates how good Arizona Coyotes have been this season Columbus Blue Jackets 1134539 Coyotes head coach Rick Tocchet already has team in 1134573 Blue Jackets seeking to reclaim lost identity playoff mindset 1134574 Blue Jackets 2, Devils 1, SO: Five takeaways 1134540 For Arizona Coyotes, getting healthier means shaking off 1134575 G66: ‘Panicking’ Blue Jackets get much-needed win but the rust can’t explain another woeful outing Boston Bruins Dallas Stars 1134541 Bruins’ Marcus Johansson out at least a week with a 1134576 Stars 2019 playoff tracker: Where Dallas sits in the bruised lung Western Conference standings (updated daily) 1134542 Carlo making his checks on both ends for Bruins 1134577 Stars forward Radek Faksa doubtful with neck injury after 1134543 Bruins notebook: Marcus Johansson suffers lung hit Tuesday against Rangers contusion from hit against Carolina 1134578 What’s an NHL video room like during a game? Inside 1134544 Bruins’ Johansson missing from team photo at TD Garden Dallas Stars mission control 1134545 Brad Marchand's latest troll victim: 'Mayor Of Walpole' Chris Wagner Detroit Red Wings 1134546 Bruins provide update on Marcus Johansson injury 1134579 'The Russian Five' red carpet premiere set for Emagine 1134547 Maple Leafs GM had a solid retort to Brad Marchand's Royal Oak Mitch Marner jab 1134580 Filip Zadina shows why Detroit Red Wings were so happy 1134548 David Backes prepared, taking on burdensome protector to draft him role for the Bruins 1134581 Red Wings' Filip Zadina looks 'more dangerous' with each 1134549 Brad Marchand and Torey Krug can't stop ripping each game other on Twitter Edmonton Oilers Buffalo Sabres 1134582 WATCH: Draisaitl makes his scoring chances count 1134550 Sabres Notebook: Phil Housley seeks 'simple' game to 1134583 Zack Kassian definitely proving he's more than Oilers' end road woes fourth-line banger 1134551 Burden of captaincy, Sabres' struggles not slowing Jack 1134584 Oilers Game Day: Edmonton continues to lean on Eichel's play Koskinen in goal against Canucks 1134552 10 reasons why the Rochester Amerks are good again 1134585 Former NHLer Rob Brown knows Draisaitl is a multi-threat 1134553 How Brandon Montour is already making a difference for 1134586 Can Leon Draisaitl be a 50-goal man for the Edmonton the Sabres through his first four games Oilers? 1134587 JONES: Oilers among group looking to make playoff Calgary Flames mountain out of whacky mole hill 1134554 Bell: Fear and trepidation over city's NHL arena pitch 1134555 Why Flames prospect Mathias Emilio Pettersen is one of Florida Panthers the NCAA’s best freshmen 1134588 Once thought to be a trade-deadline casualty, Riley Sheahan would like to stay with Panthers Carolina Hurricanes 1134556 Hey, Marchand, how about Sebastian Aho? Los Angeles Kings 1134557 Bruins Sneak Past Hurricanes (Whalers) in Overtime 1134589 Matt Luff hopes his latest stay with the Kings lasts a long time Chicago Blackhawks 1134590 What we learned from the Kings' 3-1 loss to Montreal 1134558 'We need them to produce': Patrick Kane and Jonathan 1134591 Kings’ Alec Martinez: Poor season a ‘humbling reminder’ Toews may get extra rest to increase production 1134592 WAKING UP WITH THE KINGS: MARCH 6 1134559 Breakout season or growing pains? Blackhawks 1134593 REIGN: BRICKLEY “ABSOLUTELY CLEARED TO PLAY” defenseman Erik Gustafsson is having it both ways IN TUCSON THIS WEEKEND 1134560 Blackhawks bowl for a cause — and it gets competitive: 'You don’t want to be the guy who finishes last' Minnesota Wild 1134561 Blackhawks take last swing at lineup change to save their 1134594 NHL's best team — the Lightning — awaits Wild season 1134595 Gameday preview: Wild at Tampa Bay 1134562 Blackhawks agree to terms with Reese Johnson 1134596 Kevin Fiala shows Wild — and his former team — what he 1134563 Chicago Blackhawks' Kane, Toews fine with heavy can do workload 1134597 Kevin Fiala had an eventful return to Nashville, but the 1134564 Hawks goalie Delia returns to Hawks on emergency basis Predators made the right choice to trade him 1134565 Patrick Sharp tells a story of having a picnic at Wrigley's home plate in star-studded company 1134566 Why Blackhawks are exploring idea of separating Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews 1134567 Blackhawks add to pipeline, sign forward Reese Johnson to entry-level contract 1134568 Brendan Perlini finds a new motivation during trying season: having fun Montreal Canadiens Philadelphia Flyers cont'd 1134598 Real Madrid’s problems run much deeper than the bench 1134637 Injuries to Jake Voracek, Nolan Patrick, testing Flyers' 1134599 Can the Canadiens finally win a game in San Jose this forward versatility century? 1134638 From Hart and Elliott to Talbot (and even Neuvirth): 1134600 Analyze This: Canadiens' Lehkonen transitions from Making sense of the Flyers’ goaltending situation scorer to playmaker 1134601 In the Habs' Room: Carey Price downplays milestone in Pittsburgh Penguins Los Angeles 1134639 Penguins notebook: Penalty kill showing signs of life after 1134602 Canadiens' Jordan Weal makes a winning debut as Los rough stretch Angeles Kings fall 1134640 Heading into critical home-and-home series, Penguins 1134603 Melnick’s GBU: The Canadiens depart L.A. grateful, rather have Blue Jackets’ number than the usual dead 1134641 First call: Ravens cut Mike Tomlin-favorite Eric Weddle; 1134604 The (scarred, misshapen) hands of a 30-goal scorer Bruins help Penguins 1134642 Tim Benz: Gushing over Jake Guentzel’s OT goal and Nashville Predators what it means for Penguins 1134605 Ryan Johansen's slow shootout style quickly frustrating 1134643 Joe Starkey: Evgeni Malkin — an all-time goalies underappreciated superstar 1134606 Predators announce name for new rink in Bellevue 1134644 Jake Guentzel, a 'little turkey' with that 'it' factor, closing in 1134607 Kevin Fiala had an eventful return to Nashville, but the on 40 goals Predators made the right choice to trade him 1134645 Zach Trotman has been making the most of his Penguins promotion New Jersey Devils 1134608 What the Devils are seeing in top prospect Michael San Jose Sharks McLeod 1134646 DeBoer puts Sharks forward on alert as team gets healthy 1134609 Takeaways: Devils doing everything right in tight losses 1134647 How Peter DeBoer made two Sharks fans' day with 1134610 How Akira Schmid’s wild journey to America’s heartland locker-room tour has him shooting up the Devils’ prospect board 1134648 How Sharks look vs. Canadiens highly depends on player injury recovery New York Islanders 1134611 Islanders lose one top goalie, put another in net St Louis Blues 1134612 Barry Trotz wants Islanders to step up ‘commitment’ level 1134649 Del Zotto's Blues debut salvages family reunion 1134613 Trotz says it's time for the Islanders to regroup 1134650 Blues beat Anaheim with a pair of late goals 12 seconds 1134614 Islanders recall Christopher Gibson with Robin Lehner's apart status unclear 1134651 Schenn scores in his return as Blues lead 2-1 after one 1134615 As Islanders evaluate Robin Lehner’s injury status, they period face the larger reality of cleaning up their play 1134652 Del Zotto makes his Blues debut against former team New York Rangers Tampa Bay Lightning 1134616 David Quinn challenging Rangers to shoot the puck more 1134653 What goes into tipping a shot past the goalie? 1134617 Rescinded penalties bring no comfort to frustrated 1134654 When it comes to Lightning critics, outsiders need not Rangers apply 1134618 Mika Zibanejad, Rangers frustrated by recent run of 1134655 Lighnting’s win over Winnipeg provides a measuring stick one-goal losses 1134656 Why the Tampa Bay Lightning’s fourth line could be an X factor in Stanley Cup run Ottawa Senators 1134619 Two decades after replacing Crawford in Colorado, Toronto Maple Leafs Hartley would be good choice for Senators 1134657 Leafs GM Dubas calls Marchand’s tweet on Marner’s next 1134620 Game Day: New York Islanders at Ottawa Senators contract ‘a master troll job’ 1134621 GARRIOCH: Marc Crawford returns to the Canadian Tire 1134658 Maple Leafs sign defenceman Andreas Borgman to a Centre in new role one-year contract extension 1134659 Canucks have their playoff game, rally to beat Leafs in Philadelphia Flyers overtime | The Star 1134622 Loss pushes clock forward on Flyers unlikely playoff quest 1134660 Leafs defenceman is in search of the perfect life of 1134623 Capitals hold off late charge from shorthanded Flyers and Morgan Rielly | The Star win, 5-3 1134661 Kyle Dubas calls Marchand tweet on Mitch Marner’s next 1134624 Carter Hart making strides toward return; Flyers opening contract ‘a master troll job’ | The Star in Prague next season? 1134662 Leafs finally blow a third-period lead as Edler wins it for 1134625 Flyers’ Nolan Patrick will be game-time decision vs. Caps; Canucks in OT Carter Hart making strides 1134663 Babcock will let the players determine the pieces on the 1134626 Flyers' late
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    2018-19 !!!!!CHICAGO!WOLVES ! GAME!NOTES CHICAGO at COLORADO OCTOBER 5, 2018 8 p.m. AHLTV THE!=>TH!ANNIVERSARY!SEASON 2018-19 After months of preparation and anticipation, the 2018-19 American Hockey League season finally has TALE!OF!THE!TAPE arrived for the Chicago Wolves. Tonight marks the start of the franchise’s 25th season overall and 18th year as part of the American Hockey League. It seems fitting to open the year against the Colorado REGULAR-SEASON SERIES 0-0-0-0 Colorado | 0-0-0-0 Chicago Eagles because it’s a milestone occasion for them as well. The Eagles are making their AHL debut as they were welcomed as the league’s 31st team earlier this year. LAST MEETING April 22, 2018 Just as the Wolves are known for being four-time league champions, the Eagles enter this year riding the momentum of back-to-back championships in the ECHL. They have become partners with the NHL’s Colorado Avalanche this season, so their roster does not bear much resemblance to the group that claimed the 2018 Kelly Cup. Only six Eagles return, but a good chunk of Colorado’s Opening Night 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 roster played for San Antonio last year as the Rampage served as the Colorado Avalanche’s NHL partner. That group includes former Wolves forward Andrew Agozzino (18 goals, 36 assists in 2016-17). TOP RETURNING SCORERS COLORADO CHICAGO Skater G A Pts Skater G A Pts THE!BANDCS!BACK!TOGETHER Joly 41 26 67 Tynan 15 45 60 Head coach Rocky Thompson and assistant coaches Chris Dennis and Bob Nardella welcome back Nantel 4 11 15 Pirri 29 23 52 the majority of the roster that captured the AHL’s 2018 Central Division title -- the Wolves being the De Jong 2 5 7 Hyka 15 33 48 only team in the AHL to defend its division crown.
  • Daily Press Clips March 9, 2021

    Daily Press Clips March 9, 2021

    Buffalo Sabres Daily Press Clips March 9, 2021 Sabres' Rasmus Dahlin experiencing growing pains in new role on defense By Lance Lysowski The Buffalo News March 9, 2021 PHILADELPHIA – Rasmus Dahlin did not hang his head. He didn’t even glance at a group of New York Islanders swarming forward Matt Martin to celebrate their fifth goal Thursday night. Dahlin, now a 20-year-old defenseman and 164 games into a National Hockey League career that began with his selection first overall at the 2018 draft, skated toward the Buffalo Sabres’ bench and used his right hand to lift his stick in the air to signal for a line change. Martin, a fourth-line grinder known more for his right hook than scoring touch, had just skated by Dahlin and across the front of the Sabres’ net before jamming the puck past goalie Jonas Johansson to seal the Islanders' 5- 2 win. In years past, Dahlin’s frustration might have boiled over. One of the NHL’s bright young defensemen, Dahlin has grown accustomed to the sometimes overwhelming emotion that comes with failure. He’s experienced more than his fair share during his third season in the NHL. Entering Monday, Dahlin owned a league-worst minus-21 rating – on pace for minus-75 if this were an 82-game season – and advanced metrics illustrate how he’s struggling at times to adjust to a bigger role defensively. “It comes (down to forgetting) things, it comes (down) to working harder,” Dahlin said matter of factly. “You are allowed to get (upset) at yourself.