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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 11/13/2019 Anaheim Ducks Chicago Blackhawks 1161105 Ducks miss chance to end skid by allowing Red Wings to 1161140 How having an open mind and making a couple of tweaks rally might have saved the Blackhawks season: ‘We’re headed 1161106 Ducks cough up two-goal lead, lose to Red Wings in OT in 1161107 Whicker: The pains keep growing in Ducks’ OT loss to 1161141 Blackhawks pushing weak-side winger higher to jump-start Red Wings counterattacks 1161108 Ducks stick with goalie rotation as Ryan Miller subs for 1161142 Golden Knights take on the Blackhawks on 3-game losing John Gibson streak 1161143 Blackhawks still haven't hit the jackpot against Vegas Arizona Coyotes 1161144 If Murphy continues to look good in practice, he could play 1161109 Coyotes top Blues in shootout to post historic back- against Nashville Saturday to-back wins 1161145 Jeremy Colliton explains schematic change and why 1161110 Arizona Coyotes pick up second road win in back-to-back Blackhawks made it shootouts 1161146 How Blackhawks goalie Collin Delia turned his leather- 1161111 Coyotes hang on to win thriller, beat Capitals in shootout working hobby into a business 1161112 Arizona Coyotes sign GM John Chayka to contract extension Colorado Avalanche 1161147 Avalanche overcome Francouz injury to defeat Winnipeg Boston Bruins for third straight win 1161113 Bruins caught short by open, unpredictable game 1161148 Avalanche goalie Pavel Francouz exits Jets game with 1161114 How the Bruins let a win slip away injury 1161115 Observations from the Bruins’ shootout loss to the 1161149 Avs’ Nazem Kadri defends Don Cherry amid firing: Panthers “People maybe took it out of context a little bit” 1161116 Bruins would like Charlie Coyle to be more selfish 1161150 Freshman 15: Avalanche rookie Cale Makar thrives after 1161117 Noel Acciari returns to Garden to face Bruins, and other crossing early-season milestone quick hits for Tuesday night’s game 1161151 Werner, Avalanche shutout Winnipeg 4-0 1161118 Bruins blow four-goal lead in shootout defeat to Panthers 1161152 Avs Game 18 Grades: In Werner we trust 1161119 Bruins notebook: Bruins hope incomplete efforts are 1161153 Adam Werner steals the show in shutout over Winnipeg behind them 1161154 Avalanche Film Room: From breakout to bar down 1161120 Par Lindholm gives Bruins depth down the middle 1161121 Bruins pregame notes: B’s try to snap streak against Columbus Blue Jackets Panthers 1161155 Blues Jackets getting plenty of shots but aren’t hitting the 1161122 Joe Haggerty's Talking Points from Bruins' 5-4 shootout net loss to the Panthers: Rough night for Tuukka Rask 1161156 Canadiens 3, Blue Jackets 2, SO | Goals continue to 1161123 Senyshyn forced out of Bruins' loss with a suspected knee prove elusive for Blue Jackets injury 1161157 Elvis Merzlikins gets unexpected start for Blue Jackets 1161124 Noel Acciari excited to return home, face Bruins as 1161158 Portzline: 10 observations from the Blue Jackets’ 3-2 member of Panthers shootout loss to Montreal 1161125 Bruce Cassidy on Don Cherry comments: 'That's not the way that I think' Dallas Stars 1161126 Bruins looking for 'better, more consistent effort' in 1161159 Tyler Seguin and Jamie Benn are no strangers to internal snapping three-game skid criticism. Will they respond the way they did last se 1161127 Down 4-0? No problem for Panthers, who storm back in 1161160 Craig Ludwig’s letter to Sergei Zubov: Every forward the third and beat Bruins in shootout hoped the puck was on Zubie’s stick 1161128 Nine observations following the Bruins’ fourth straight defeat Detroit Red Wings 1161129 Meet TJ the D.J., the man who provides the soundtrack to 1161161 Game thread: Red Wings beat Ducks in OT, 4-3 the Boston sports world 1161162 Red Wings cap improbable comeback in overtime over Anaheim Buffalo Sabres 1161163 In 25th season together, Ken Kal, Paul Woods share 1161130 Sabres enter dangerous part of schedule in return from passion for Red Wings, broadcasting Global Series 1161164 Dennis Cholowski’s OT goal extends Red Wings’ win 1161131 Blackhawks' Alex Nylander ready for opportunity he never streak to three got in Buffalo 1161165 How should the Red Wings handle Taro Hirose right now? 1161132 ‘It’s just nice to go see a friend’: Why Marco Scandella is 1161166 Putting Filip Hronek’s impressive early-career production willing to cross the Atlantic for a specific tatto into context 1161133 Is there a fix for the Sabres’ recent scoring woes? Edmonton Oilers Calgary Flames 1161167 Edmonton Oilers get disciplined in San Jose 1161134 Flames ‘trending in the right direction’ at quarter-mark 1161168 Pain and injury can't scare off Edmonton Oilers winger 1161135 Andrew Mangiapane cooking up chemistry on Flames' 1161169 Edmonton Oilers prospects coming along nicely in second line Bakersfield 1161136 One-on-one with Brad Treliving: On scheduling woes, the 1161170 GAME DAY: Special teams battle brewing between Milan Lucic trade, and why the Flames’ record is flatt Sharks and Oilers 1161171 From 4 to 97, Oilers both new and old share the stories Carolina Hurricanes behind their jersey numbers 1161137 ‘Divisive’ announcer who called Canes ‘a bunch of jerks’ is 1161172 Lowetide: Analyzing Dave Tippett’s defensive usage and fired after another rant what the Oilers will do when Adam Larsson returns 1161138 Seriously, the oral history of the stolen ice cream cone at the Hurricanes game 1161139 Hurricanes vibe check: How sustainable are the highs, how worrisome are the lows? Florida Panthers New York Rangers 1161173 Panthers score 4 goals in third period to tie game, defeat 1161207 Rangers’ Kaapo Kakko, Adam Fox put on clinic in 3-on-3 Bruins in shootout 1161208 Rangers expecting Mika Zibanejad to return to lineup soon 1161174 Down 4-0? No problem for Panthers, who storm back in 1161209 Kaapo Kakko is Rangers’ hero in telling roller-coaster win the third and beat Bruins in shootout 1161210 Rangers’ offensive talent making the most of its chances 1161211 Postgame analysis: Rookies Kaapo Kakko, Adam Fox Los Angeles Kings lead NY Rangers to overtime win 1161175 Kings’ Ilya Kovalchuk reportedly is on the trade block amid 1161212 NY Rangers projected lineup: No Mika Zibanejad or benching Sidney Crosby with Penguins in town 1161176 Matt Luff hopes to make the most of his second chance 1161213 Rangers' Kaapo Kakko caps it off with OT goal to beat with the Kings Penguins 1161177 Anze Kopitar, Sean Walker lead Kings past Wild, snapping 1161214 For Rangers, morning skates are becoming a thing of the 3-game skid past 1161178 Rumors swirl around Ilya Kovalchuk’s status with the 1161215 Ryan Strome thriving on Rangers' top line Kings — scratched or sitting for much longer? 1161216 With ‘a whole new level of swagger,’ Kaapo Kakko taps in 1161179 NOVEMBER 12 RAPID REACTION; MCLELLAN, game-winner in overtime victory over Penguins KOPITAR ON KOVALCHUK: KINGS 3, WILD 1 1161180 GAME 18: LOS ANGELES VS MINNESOTA Ottawa Senators 1161181 KOVALCHUK A “HEALTHY SCRATCH,” PER BLAKE, 1161217 Warrenspiece: Reading between the lines and the BUT FUTURE MURKY Senators' goalie question 1161182 FRIEDMAN: KINGS TELL KOVALCHUK HE’LL BE OUT 1161218 Game Day: Ottawa Senators at New Jersey Devils OF THE LINEUP FOR THE “FORESEEABLE FUTURE”; 1161219 Crisis? What crisis? No changes on defence for Senators HEALTHY SCRATCH VS MIN despite Monday mess against Hurricanes 1161183 QUICK EXPECTED, KEMPE OUT, ADDITIONAL LINEUP 1161220 Mum's the word for Senators on Don Cherry controversy NOTES VS WILD 1161184 YOU LUFF TO SEE IT: WINGER RECALLED FROM Philadelphia Flyers AHL-ONTARIO; RECENT SCOUTING REPORTS 1161221 Hot Flyers, hotter Capitals will meet as Matt Niskanen and Radko Gudas face their former teams Minnesota Wild 1161222 JOBS 1161185 Wild whiffs on chance to bring momentum home after road 1161223 Famed hockey host Don Cherry defiant after being fired loss to Kings for rant on immigrants: ‘I meant it’ 1161186 Kopitar, Walker lead Kings to 3-1 win over Wild 1161224 Flyers preview: Alex Ovechkin and the Capitals, rematch 1161187 Wild-Los Angeles game recap with Islanders highlight coming week 1161188 Road rally falls short in Wild's 3-1 loss to Los Angeles 1161225 Let's not forget the point of Kevin Hayes and his value to 1161189 Russian Kirill Kaprizov hoping to join Wild next season Flyers 1161190 Wild vying for winning record on road trip in finale vs. 1161226 O’Connor’s Observations: The Flyers are rolling, PK has Kings emerged as a strength, Philippe Myers is finding balan 1161191 Wild wrap up West Coast road trip with loss to last place Kings Pittsburgh Penguins 1161192 Wild GM Bill Guerin to meet with top prospect Kirill 1161227 Empty Thoughts: Rangers 3, Penguins 2 (OT) Kaprizov in Moscow 1161228 Penguins snap power-play cold spell, still lose to Rangers 1161193 Kevin Fiala is facing his fears after fractured femur, in OT building confidence and speed for the Wild 1161229 Penguins forward Galchenyuk reunited with Jared McCann vs. Rangers Montreal Canadiens 1161230 Penguins’ Sam Lafferty expected to return to lineup 1161194 Jonathan Drouin scores winner, Canadiens beat Blue 1161231 What’s going on with Sidney Crosby … and the Penguins’ Jackets 3-2 in shootout power play? 1161195 In the Habs' Room: It was an ugly win, but Montreal will 1161232 Slow start comes back to bite Penguins during loss to take it Rangers 1161196 Canadiens ride last-minute goal to shootout victory over 1161233 Back in Penguins' lineup, Sam Lafferty makes Madison the Jackets Square Garden debut 1161197 Stu Cowan: Habs weigh in as defiant Don Cherry goes out 1161234 20 Penguins Thoughts: The timeless art of hating your on his shield friends 1161198 Canadiens Game Day: Habs prove again that they simply 1161235 Sidney Crosby mulls surgery for sports hernia that has won't give up bothered him all season 1161199 The ripple effects of Tomas Tatar’s terrible, exceptional season and why him leveling out is vital to the Cana San Jose Sharks 1161200 Video Review: Carey Price drags the Canadiens to a win 1161236 Sharks top Edmonton Oilers as turnaround continues against the Blue Jackets 1161237 Sharks talk Edmonton Oilers, and Connor McDavid’s sick 1161201 LeBrun Notebook: Wayne Gretzky considering Spengler goal vs.
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