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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 7/11/2019 Anaheim Ducks Los Angeles Kings 1107397 Former Kings coach Darryl Sutter says joining Ducks as 1107421 Former Kings coach Darryl Sutter says joining Ducks as an advisor is ‘not a big deal’ an advisor is ‘not a big deal’ 1107398 Ducks have a core in place and there may be another one 1107422 Kings sign Alex Iafallo to two-year contract extension in construction 1107423 IAFALLO RE-SIGNS FOR TWO YEARS, $4.85M, AVOIDING ARBITRATION; FINANCIALS UPDATED Arizona Coyotes 1107424 THE 2019-20 ONTARIO REIGN SCHEDULE: FACTS, 1107399 A new arena is important, but Arizona Coyotes have STATS, TIDBITS AND OTHER SYNONYMS! prioritized winning this summer 1107400 There's a trick to keeping the NHL in Arizona — it all starts Minnesota Wild with the ice 1107425 Former Wild forward Matt Cullen says he's retiring at age 1107401 Arizona Coyotes players celebrate after a goal at Gila 42 River Arena on March 1, 2018 in Glendale, Arizona. 1107426 After two decades in NHL, former Wild center Matt Cullen 1107402 Coyotes see season ticket sales jump following Kessel calls a day trade 1107427 ‘I just want to win’: Jared Spurgeon opens up about his 1107403 NHL offseason grades: ESPN gives Coyotes an A- for contract situation, the Wild and the future acquiring Kessel Montreal Canadiens Boston Bruins 1107428 Former Canadien J.J. Daigneault new head coach of 1107404 Bruins ink Danton Heinen Halifax Mooseheads 1107405 Bruins defenseman Zdeno Chara just became the oldest 1107429 Canadiens prospect Cole Caufield going to USA Hockey's active NHL player summer showcase 1107406 Danton Heinen signing leaves Bruins with as many cap 1107430 A second look at who the Canadiens could lose in the questions as answers 2021 expansion draft 1107407 Nine dark horse candidates who can challenge to crack Bruins lineup in October Nashville Predators 1107431 Former Predator Matt Cullen retires after 21 seasons in Buffalo Sabres NHL 1107408 As Jason Botterill's moves keep flying in, it looks like 1107432 Glennon: Matt Duchene becomes key measuring stick for Sabres' big deal is still to come Peter Laviolette and his success with new players 1107409 Amerks' 2019-20 schedule includes game at Toronto's 1107433 Should the Predators consider Kyle Turris a luxury or Scotiabank Arena burden? 1107410 Henri Jokiharju out to prove he can 'play a whole season' with Sabres New Jersey Devils 1107411 Rochester Amerks release 2019-20 schedule 1107434 Devils’ Jack Hughes, Reilly Walsh shine in 3-on-3 tournament at development camp (VIDEO) Calgary Flames 1107435 3 takeaways from Day 1 of Devils development camp: 1107412 ‘You can’t manufacture that sort of intensity’: How the Joey Anderson’s role as a leader, injury updates on Flames are trying to hone prospect Martin Pospisil’s e Fabian 1107436 After month of fanfare, Devils’ Jack Hughes finally gets on Carolina Hurricanes ice, impresses in development camp debut 1107413 Coming off a Calder Cup win, the Charlotte Checkers 1107437 Why Devils’ Jesper Boqvist wants to make jump to North have a new head coach America in 2019-20 1107438 Taylor Hall is 'invested' in NJ Devils, John Hynes says Chicago Blackhawks 1107439 NJ Devils' Ty Smith more motivated than ever 1107414 'It's crazy the amount of moves': Connor Murphy on 1107440 ‘Keep fighting’: Jack Hughes meets die-hard Devils fans, Blackhawks offseason additions sends message to a special one far away 1107415 The Blackhawks’ history with second contracts for high draft picks provides a cautionary tale Philadelphia Flyers 1107441 Brandon Hull's special birthday with Carter Hart and the Colorado Avalanche Flyers 1107416 Ten years later, Colorado’s greatest draft class has Avs set up for something special Pittsburgh Penguins 1107442 Penguins’ Matt Cullen announces retirement Dallas Stars 1107443 Penguins veteran Matt Cullen retires after 21-year NHL 1107417 Stars and Rangers are reaping the benefits after making career Steph Chambers/Post-Gazette similar leadership transitions 1107444 Yohe: Matt Cullen’s impact on the Penguins can’t be disputed Detroit Red Wings 1107418 Detroit Red Wings announce training camp details; will San Jose Sharks GM Steve Yzerman play? 1107445 Why Jeremy Roenick won't count out Sharks after losing 1107419 Dates, ticket prices announced for Red Wings training Joe Pavelski camp 1107446 Joe Pavelski reflects on decision to leave Sharks, time in San Jose Edmonton Oilers 1107420 Lowetide: Projecting Darnell Nurse’s next contract and Tampa Bay Lightning possible trades 1107447 Q&A: Lightning owner Jeff Vinik on the playoff collapse and why he’s betting on Cooper, BriseBois to bring the Toronto Maple Leafs 1107448 Tulloch: How Alexander Kerfoot can fill the third-line centre role for the Maple Leafs Vancouver Canucks 1107456 Patrick Johnston: Canucks add offensive pest Micheal Ferland to roster in four-year deal Vegas Golden Knights 1107449 Golden Knights to give out 4 bobbleheads this preseason 1107450 Golden Knights’ Marc-Andre Fleury helps Las Vegas Make-A-Wish kid 1107451 These Golden Knights players will be featured in preseason bobblehead giveaway Washington Capitals 1107452 Capitals Mailbag Part 1: What happens if Vrana gets an offer sheet? 1107453 Predicting the Capitals’ 2019-20 opening night lineup Websites 1107457 The Athletic / By the numbers: A look at the 10 best contracts in hockey 1107458 Sportsnet.ca / Maple Leafs quietly grooming Frederik Andersen’s successor 1107459 Sportsnet.ca / Ferland adds toughness, scoring depth to playoff-hungry Canucks 1107460 Sportsnet.ca / Lupul opens up on injuries, relationship with Leafs, thoughts on Babcock 1107461 USA TODAY / Taylor Hall is 'invested' in NJ Devils, John Hynes says Winnipeg Jets 1107454 Trouba trade might not be terrible, after all 1107455 NHL sets dates for Jets arbitration hearings with Copp, Pionk SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 1107397 Anaheim Ducks spent his time in Viking, but he’s watched NHL games, including the team that he coached to Cup wins in 2012 and 2014. The Kings were still thought to be contenders upon Sutter’s firing in 2017, but they hit rock Former Kings coach Darryl Sutter says joining Ducks as an advisor is bottom last season and are sorting through the rubble. ‘not a big deal’ “They took a big step back from being a top-ranked team in the regular season,” Sutter said. “I think everyone was quite surprised by it. Hopefully they’re ready to step back again.” By CURTIS ZUPKE JUL 10, 2019 | 5:00 AM Former Kings coach John Stevens is eager to get back in the NHL as assistant in Dallas Former Kings coach Darryl Sutter says joining Ducks as an advisor is JUL 03, 2019 | 4:50 PM ‘not a big deal’ Sutter said that, yes, he was among those surprised by the steep-angle Five years ago, when the Ducks brought the Kings to the verge of decline. The Kings unsuccessfully tried to keep their run going in the elimination in their second-round playoff series, Darryl Sutter seized the three years after they won their second Cup under Sutter and general moment like only he can. manager Dean Lombardi, and many of those pieces remain. In a postgame news conference at Honda Center, Sutter sarcastically “A lot of star power on that team,” Sutter said. “They have a lot of players praised Ducks goalie John Gibson when he said, “He’s the best goalie [well] respected in the league. I think they still have a lot of guys capable I’ve ever seen. I can’t believe we got one by him.” of having bounce-back years.” It was Sutter at his cutting best — tersely in command of a team on its Sutter is most qualified to give a detailed scouting report on those players way to its second Stanley Cup championship, at the expense of its rival. for Ducks-Kings matchups. But he won’t be on the bench, and he said his time in the area will depend on scheduling. It so happened that he left To think that Sutter would one day be on the Ducks’ side seemed as Orange County days prior to the pair of earthquakes that shook Southern plausible as an ice storm in July, but snow fell last week when Sutter was California on the Fourth of July weekend. hired as an advisor to the Ducks’ coaching staff. The move reverberated locally and beyond, although Sutter didn’t think it registered high on the Sutter was back tending to the farm, and he was concerned for the irony scale. region he used to call home. “Not a big deal,” Sutter said in a phone interview this week from his cattle “Hopefully that’s all over,” Sutter said of the tremors. ranch in Viking, Canada. “[They’re a] divisional rival. It’s not just the Ducks. I’ve [also] watched Edmonton, Vancouver and Calgary the past With Sutter on board, the Ducks wish the same of their rebuild. couple of years.” LA Times: LOADED: 07.11.2019 As awkward as it will be to see Sutter on the Ducks’ side — he said he will be at training camp in September and at some games — his hiring was logical given his longtime tie to former Chicago Blackhawks teammate and Ducks general manager Bob Murray, and his respect for first-year coach Dallas Eakins. Sutter likened his role to that of Larry Robinson, the former Kings coach and player who is a senior consultant to hockey operations for the St. Louis Blues. And Sutter said it’s a necessary role in today’s NHL. Former Kings coach Darryl Sutter hired as advisor to Ducks’ coaching staff JUL 02, 2019 | 7:10 PM “It makes a big difference in the coaching staff,” Sutter said.
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