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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 06/25/19 Anaheim Ducks Colorado Avalanche 1148452 The Ducks went bold with Trevor Zegras, and nearly 1148483 Colorado Avalanche development camp 2019 roster landed a second coveted prospect unveiled 1148484 Grading the Avalanche’s 2019 draft class Arizona Coyotes 1148453 Coyotes get first look at 'mature' Victor Soderstrom in Dallas Stars prospect development camp 1148485 Dallas trades winger Tyler Pitlick to Flyers for Ryan 1148454 NHL draft grades: Arizona Coyotes' 2019 NHL draft class Hartman, who the Stars have thrown punches at before earns solid early reviews 1148486 Dallas Stars legend Sergei Zubov deserves enshrinement 1148455 Coyotes prospect development camp begins, dust settles in the Hockey Hall of Fame, still. after NHL Draft 1148456 Coyotes release roster and dates for prospect Detroit Red Wings development camp 1148487 Why the Detroit Red Wings believe 'right turn' on defense 1148457 After nervous moments, Coyotes’ Chayka pleased with in draft will pay off draft 1148488 Red Wings draft picks get chance to learn about NHL life with development camp Boston Bruins 1148489 First-round picks Filip Zadina, Joe Veleno, Moritz Seider 1148458 Bruins will get an up-close look at draft class this week highlight Red Wings development camp 1148459 Report: Steven Kampfer to re-sign with Bruins on a 1148490 Breakdown of Detroit Red Wings 2019 draft class two-year deal 1148460 Bruins' Noel Acciari knows Boston is 'a special, special Edmonton Oilers place' as free agency approaches 1148491 Jim Playfair's playing career here was short but eventful 1148461 Bruins draft grades roundup: Mixed reviews on John 1148492 Will the Oilers’ summer 2019 top-20 prospects be the Beecher, later picks answer to a frustrated fan base’s prayers? 1148462 After 36 years, Bruce Cassidy finally solving knee injury that derailed his career Los Angeles Kings 1148463 With Seattle approaching, Bruins already planning for 1148493 AFFECTING CULTURE THROUGH THE DRAFT; 2021 NHL expansion draft WEIGHING FORWARDS, DEFENSEMEN AT 22, 33; MORE FROM YANNETTI Buffalo Sabres 1148494 HEAD EUROPEAN SCOUT CHRISTIAN RUUTTU TALKS 1148464 Projecting the NHL timeline for all of the Sabres’ top BJORNFOT, FAGEMO, PARIK, NOUSIAINEN prospects Minnesota Wild Carolina Hurricanes 1148495 Solid drafts by Wild and Wolves reflected by national 1148465 Canes trade de Haan to Blackhawks as part of deal for grades goalie Forsberg 1148496 Minnesota Wild sign D Hunt to 2-year deal 1148466 Will success as coach help Brind’Amour’s Hall case as 1148497 Wild re-signs defenseman Brad Hunt for two years, $1.4 player? million 1148467 Suzuki among 26 players in Canes’ prospects camp 1148498 Here are five players to keep an eye on at Wild 1148468 NHL Trade Grades: What the Calvin de Haan swap development camp means for the Blackhawks and Hurricanes 1148499 Wild agree to two-year contract with defenseman Brad Hunt Chicago Blackhawks 1148500 What the Wild have been up to so far in the free-agent 1148469 Blackhawks acquire defenseman Calvin de Haan and a courting period prospect for Gustav Forsling and Anton Forsberg 1148470 ‘Everything was about hockey’: From Edmonton to Montreal Canadiens Saskatoon to Chicago, Blackhawks top pick Kirby Dach 1148501 Canadiens invite 39 players to this week's development never sto camp in Brossard 1148471 Blackhawks acquire Hurricanes’ Calvin de Haan in 1148502 Here's a new name for Canadiens fans: Arsen 4-player trade Khisamutdinov 1148472 Blackhawks hope they found a Superman in mild- 1148503 Stu Cowan: Larry Robinson has high praise for Blues mannered Kirby Dach coach Craig Berube 1148473 Blackhawks hope Dach can transform forward group, not 1148504 Breaking down the domino effect that allowed the just plug hole Canadiens to take the best goal scorer in the draft 1148474 Blackhawks get de Haan from Hurricanes in trade 1148475 Blackhawks introduce top draft choice Nashville Predators 1148476 What Olli Maatta and Calvin de Haan trades mean for 1148505 How P.K. Subban deal went down between Predators, future of Blackhawks defense Devils 1148477 Blackhawks acquire defenseman Calvin de Haan from Carolina in four-player trade New York Islanders 1148478 'Winning to me is everything': Kirby Dach wants to play big 1148506 Free agent Robin Lehner says he still is focused on role in helping Blackhawks win more Stanley Cups re-signing with Islanders 1148479 Watch live: Kirby Dach's Blackhawks introductory press conference 1148480 NHL Trade Grades: What the Calvin de Haan swap means for the Blackhawks and Hurricanes 1148481 Roundtable reaction: Blackhawks bolster blue line by trading for Calvin de Haan 1148482 Where the Blackhawks stand with their restricted free agents New York Rangers Vancouver Canucks 1148507 Kaapo Kakko gives first impression on life as a Ranger 1148546 Ben Kuzma: Canucks are at fork in road with Hutton as 1148508 It’s time to start dreaming about this new Rangers crop RFA deadline nears 1148509 Henrik Lundqvist’s Rangers heir apparent Igor Shesterkin 1148547 Is Ethan Keppen a rare find for Canucks as fourth-round is finally here pick? 1148510 Igor Shesterkin, Rangers' top goalie prospect, has wits 1148548 From Torts to AV to Tampa, Miller is well prepared for about him at development camp scrutiny 1148511 Goldman: How Kaapo Kakko compares to similar players in previous draft classes Vegas Golden Knights 1148540 Golden Knights sign center William Karlsson to 8-year NHL contract 1148512 Bellevue-based Symetra life insurance becomes Seattle 1148541 Golden Knights prospects eagerly await start of NHL team’s first founding partner, sponsor development camp 1148513 No new GM yet, but a key hockey operations pickup by 1148542 Golden Knights officially sign Karlsson to 8-year contract NHL Seattle should help make that call extension Ottawa Senators Washington Capitals 1148514 FIVE TO WATCH: Players to keep an eye on at Senators 1148543 Free Agency Bracket: Noel Acciari vs. Marcus Kruger development camp 1148544 Ted Leonsis reflects on Capitals' induction to D.C. Sports 1148515 Senators prospect Kastelic carries proud hockey heritage Hall of Fame into development camp 1148516 Now that the NHL Draft is over for the Senators, let the Websites second-guessing begin 1148549 The Athletic / LeBrun Notebook: Pavelski visiting teams this week, latest on Marner talks and more Philadelphia Flyers 1148550 The Athletic / Duhatschek: Q&A with Todd Warriner on 1148517 Flyers trade Ryan Hartman for Stars’ Tyler Pitlick as GM what it takes to go from draft pick to NHL regular Chuck Fletcher’s sweet tooth for Minnesota natives co 1148551 The Athletic / By the numbers: Evaluating the 2019 free 1148518 Flyers re-sign blossoming Travis Sanheim to a two-year agency class deal 1148552 The Athletic / Down Goes Brown: Rating the biggest 1148519 Flyers’ prospects camp starts Tuesday in Voorhees stories and moments from draft weekend on the Surprise 1148520 For Flyers GM Chuck Fletcher, the NHL draft was about Scal reinforcements | Sam Donnellon 1148553 The Athletic / Pronman: Top prospects for the 2020 NHL 1148521 Flyers trade Ryan Hartman to Stars in exchange for Tyler Draft Pitlick 1148554 Sportsnet.ca / Rumoured Myers price tag overshadows 1148522 2019 Flyers development camp: Roster, schedule and Canucks’ pickup of Miller more 1148555 Sportsnet.ca / One standout selection from each round of 1148523 Flyers sign Travis Sanheim to 2-year, $6.5 million the 2019 NHL Draft extension 1148556 Sportsnet.ca / Five potential offer sheet targets on the 1148524 Flyers trade Hartman to Dallas, sign Sanheim to two-year secondary RFA market deal 1148557 Sportsnet.ca / Breaking down how the cap-strapped Oilers 1148525 A quest for increased cap certainty: Busy Flyers sign should navigate the off-season Sanheim to bridge deal, swap Hartman for Pitlick 1148558 TSN.CA / Miller trade the result of Vancouver’s past draft failures Pittsburgh Penguins 1148526 A closer look at all 41 prospects invited to Penguins Winnipeg Jets development camp 1148545 Jets facing tough calls under cash crunch 1148527 ‘The other’ Matt Murray headlines Penguins development camp roster 1148528 What should we make of the Penguins' power-forward SPORT-SCAN, INC. 941-284-4129 draft picks? San Jose Sharks 1148529 Sharks to host top prospects, four 2019 draft picks at development camp 1148530 NHL rumors: Joonas Donskoi receiving 'strong interest' in free agency 1148531 Sharks free-agency decisions: Will star winger Timo Meier stay or go? 1148532 NHL rumors: Sharks' Joe Pavelski could meet with Stars, Lightning this week 1148533 Bob Boughner’s return to the Sharks was a ‘no brainer’ move after his head-coaching tenure in Florida ended St Louis Blues 1148534 Celebrations over, Blues gear up for free agency 1148535 Which Blues players will stay and which might have played their last game in the Note? Toronto Maple Leafs 1148536 Leafs’ Stanley Cup outlook is brighter with cap in hand | The Star 1148537 Kids hope to shine at Maple Leafs development camp 1148538 Nick Robertson among 5 new Leaf picks headline devo camp 1148539 Duhatschek: Q&A with Todd Warriner on what it takes to go from draft pick to NHL regular 1148452 Anaheim Ducks struggling Kootenay Ice team in the Western Hockey League. In our mock draft, we consistently had Krebs as Anaheim’s pick at nine but his Achilles tear and surgery this month put a chill into some teams. The Ducks went bold with Trevor Zegras, and nearly landed a second Zegras was regularly rated higher than Krebs, so the Ducks likely coveted prospect couldn’t ignore Zegras falling into their lap. Had Madden and Co. walked away with both, it rightly could have been viewed as a draft coup. By Eric Stephens Jun 24, 2019 “We had a plan in place to get a mid-first-round pick to jump on the guy that was falling,” Madden said.
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