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SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 9/24/2019 Anaheim Ducks Columbus Blue Jackets 1153882 Ducks defenseman Cam Fowler pays price again for 1153915 Columbus Blue Jackets goaltender Elvis Merzlikins blocking a shot disappointed after allowing five goals in game 1153883 ‘For me, it just shows that he cares’: How Dallas Eakins’ 1153916 Dean Kukan fighting to keep his spot on the Columbus human touch is quickly winning over Ducks’ vets Blue Jackets' crowded blue line 1153917 Burning questions, bold predictions for the Blue Jackets in Arizona Coyotes 2019-20 1153884 Arizona Coyotes lineup projections 2.0: Barrett Hayton in, Christian Fischer out? Dallas Stars 1153885 Arizona Coyotes make more roster cuts; 4 sent to Tucson 1153918 Dallas Stars still searching for standout among 1153886 An educated guess at the Coyotes’ opening-night roster preseason's bubble forwards 1153919 Stars sign defenseman Thomas Harley to three-year, Boston Bruins entry-level contract 1153887 Bruins return to Garden for first time since crushing loss in 1153920 Dallas Stars promotional schedule includes giveaways, Game 7 of Cup Final — and win themes and college spirit nights 1153888 Bruins tie it late, then beat Flyers in overtime 1153921 Thomas Harley never had a real chance to make the Stars 1153889 Preseason reps big even with no rust for Bruins this season. Here’s why. 1153890 Bruins’ David Krejci knows how to deal with linemate 1153922 Dowling? Gurianov? Harley? Handicapping the race for uncertainty final spots on Stars’ opening-night roster 1153891 Talking Points from the Bruins' 4-3 OT win over the Flyers in preseason Detroit Red Wings 1153892 David Krejci (lower body) OUT of Bruins preseason home 1153923 How Madison Bowey can earn a roster spot with the opener after two shifts Detroit Red Wings 1153894 Bruins make first training camp cuts at 'difficult camp' for 1153924 Recap: Detroit Red Wings fall to New York Islanders, 3-2, young hopefuls in OT 1153895 Six observations from the Bruins’ 4-3 overtime win over 1153925 How Detroit Red Wings' Dylan Larkin put injury fears to Philadelphia rest in preseason debut 1153896 Necklaces. McDonald’s gift cards. Even saves. Inside the 1153926 Jimmy Howard makes 40 saves, Red Wings fall to world of hockey players’ gift-giving Islanders in OT again 1153927 Red Wings' edgy Adam Erne has 'good combination of Buffalo Sabres physicality and skill' 1153897 After slow start to preseason, Casey Mittelstadt hoping to 1153928 Jimmy Howard makes 40 saves but Red Wings fall in OT find middle ground for Sabres 1153929 Dennis Cholowski taking aggressive approach in Red 1153898 Clarence native, Cup champ Kevyn Adams named Sabres Wings’ roster battle senior VP of business 1153930 Projecting the Red Wings’ 2019-20 opening night lineup 1153899 Amerks open camp with plenty of reinforcements yet to (version 2.0) come from Sabres 1153900 How the Sabres’ roster is coming into focus as the Edmonton Oilers preseason winds down 1153931 Oilers Notes: Smith adds new dynamic to Edmonton 1153901 State of the Amerks: ‘We’ve got to make a long playoff crease run’ 1153932 Connor McDavid pushing the limits in practice, looks like he's ready Calgary Flames 1153933 Mike Smith moves from sick bay to Edmonton Oilers 1153902 Stone rolling through pre-season miles with Flames crease 1153903 Flames sign first-round pick Pelletier, send him back to 1153934 Connor McDavid’s nearing return and four other things junior we’ve learned from Oilers camp 1153904 While Artyom Zagidulin may be a goalie of few words off 1153935 How five months in Kelowna changed Leon Draisaitl’s the ice, his play on it speaks volumes hockey career Carolina Hurricanes Florida Panthers 1153905 Canes’ Martinook helps Pack crank up the volume 1153936 With the regular season fast approaching, here’s how the 1153906 With a flurry of moves at the goalie position, Canes’ Alex Panthers roster is shaping up Nedeljkovic isn’t fazed 1153907 Maturing Hurricanes Eye Second-Straight Playoff Berth Los Angeles Kings 1153937 Cal Petersen one of several young players eager to prove Chicago Blackhawks they belong on Kings 1153908 Step 1 in building Dylan Strome’s confidence was telling 1153938 Column: Kings goalie Jonathan Quick says he wasn’t him to find an apartment. Now it’s at an all-time hig ‘nearly good enough’ last season 1153909 Will Corey Crawford or Robin Lehner get more starts in 1153939 When will Jack Campbell or Cal Petersen take over for goal? 3 hot topics facing the Blackhawks this season. Jonathan Quick? Both seem ready to start now 1153910 Shaw looking to help Blackhawks return to playoffs 1153940 LAK 3, ANA 0: BOX SCORES; MCLELLAN, CARTER, 1153911 Breaking down Blackhawks' final roster battles of 2019 LIZOTTE, BJORNFOT QUOTES training camp 1153941 LIVE BLOG: LOS ANGELES VS ANAHEIM 1153912 ‘When the times comes, we’ll get something done’: Alex 1153942 REIGN CAMP, DAY 1 – LINE COMBOS, NOTES, DeBrincat hopes for easy Blackhawks negotiation STOTHERS, REMPAL, DURZI 1153943 CARTER AT WING & MCLELLAN’S HISTORY WITH Colorado Avalanche C/W; BJORNFOT-DOUGHTY; BROWN’S UPDATE 1153913 Joonas Donskoi on coming to Avalanche: “It’s just a good 1153944 20 PLAYERS ASSIGNED; FRK ON WAIVERS; KINGS situation” PREPARE FOR DUCKS 1153914 Why taking a penalty against the Avalanche might not be 1153945 ONTARIO REIGN TRAINING CAMP PRIMER a good idea this season Minnesota Wild Philadelphia Flyers 1153946 Wild already keeping an eye on Devan Dubnyk's workload 1153981 Travis Konecny and two rookies fighting for jobs shine in in net Flyers’ preseason OT loss to Bruins 1153947 Boudreau, Wild aim to disprove belief they are on decline 1153982 Flyers’ Morgan Frost injured and probably won’t be on 1153948 DENVER — Nobody’s saying the Wild have a luxury of opening-night roster riches when it comes to scorers, but they do have one 1153983 Carsen Twarynski does it again, German Rubtsov's heck faceoffs, more on Flyers' preseason loss to Bruins 1153984 Flyers at Bruins preseason: Storylines, game time and Montreal Canadiens more 1153949 In the Habs' Room: Maple Leafs' youngsters embarrass 1153985 Morgan Frost's injury impacts Flyers' 2019-20 roster Canadiens decisions 1153950 Toronto Marlies shut out Canadiens at Bell Centre 1153986 Kevin Hayes: Flyers' Sean Couturier is 'an elite center in 1153951 Canadiens' Claude Julien and Maple Leafs' Mike Babcock this league' share a bond 1153952 Stu Cowan: Fierce competition for a spot on Canadiens' Pittsburgh Penguins fourth line 1153987 Penguins giving Nick Bjugstad look as penalty killer 1153953 Canadiens Game Day: A bad night for Habs and fans who 1153988 Penguins reduce their training camp roster to 27 players bought tickets 1153989 Penguins send draft picks Nathan Legare, Sam Poulin 1153954 Bubble Report: It’s too early to worry about Jesperi back to junior teams Kotkaniemi 1153990 The Penguins' Bryan Rust is ready for the 'ride' — no 1153955 Why the Canadiens turned to Phillip Danault and Jordan matter the passengers Weal to fix the power play 1153991 What did Penguins players’ say about GM Jim Rutherford 1153956 The most important Rocket training camp since moving to calling out team chemistry, hunger last season? Laval gets underway San Jose Sharks Nashville Predators 1153992 Sharks waiting for veteran defenseman to take charge 1153957 How is the Predators’ roster shaping up as opening night 1153993 Sharks send trio of high-scoring forward prospects to approaches? Barracuda camp 1153958 2019-20 NHL Season Preview: Nashville Predators 1153994 Sharks raise over $42K for Gilroy Foundation with #GILROYSTRONG fundraisers New Jersey Devils 1153995 Sharks' Mario Ferraro absorbing advice while competing 1153959 How Devils lined up in 1st combined practice | Kyle for NHL roster Palmieri sits out 1153996 Kendall Coyne Schofield steals show at SAP Center again 1153960 Breaking down battles for Devils’ final roster spots | Which vs. Sharks alumni players still need to make a case? 1153997 Assessing the Sharks’ roster after the first significant cuts 1153961 Is this the year Michael McLeod breaks out for the Devils? of training camp 1153962 Devils: Kyle Palmieri injured, Nathan Bastian states his case as training camp winds down St Louis Blues 1153963 NJ Devils roster predictions: Does Jesper Boqvist make it? 1153998 Kostin continues to make a case to start season with 1153964 Projecting the Devils’ opening-night roster: Who wins the Blues final camp battles? 1153999 Blues notebook: The goal for Blais is more goals 1154000 Tarasenko misses his second Blues practice New York Islanders 1154001 NHL teams aim to fill arenas, drawing fans away from 1153965 Islanders Break Ground on Arena at Belmont Park screens 1153966 Cal Clutterbuck makes preseason debut for Islanders, has 1154002 Blues geared up for challenge of being defending physical ups and downs champions 1153967 Andrew Cuomo breaks ground for Islanders arena at Belmont Park Tampa Bay Lightning 1153968 Seven more Islanders games moved to NYCB Live's 1154003 Lightning sign Brayden Point before regular season Nassau Coliseum this season 1154004 How the Brayden Point deal got done and what the ripple 1153969 What we know, what we think we know and what we don’t effect will be on Lightning cap know about the Islanders 1154005 ‘I don’t f— with sharks, man’: Lightning hopeful Luke 1153970 Islanders bringing Rangers rivalry back to Coliseum in Witkowski’s quest for his ‘bucket-list’ fish schedule change Toronto Maple Leafs New York Rangers 1154006 Hutchinson stakes claim to Leafs’ backup goalie job with 1153971 Rangers trying to diagnose
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