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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 9/21/2019 Anaheim Ducks Columbus Blue Jackets 1153537 Ducks left wing Max Jones locked in training camp battle 1153568 Blue Jackets roster taking shape, but John Tortorella says for roster spot plenty of spots up in air 1153569 FOX Sports Ohio to Produce 80 Blue Jackets Games Arizona Coyotes 1153570 A tale of three seasons: The rise, fall and future of 1153538 Arizona Coyotes launch 'Los Yotes' social platforms for Alexander Wennberg Hispanic hockey fans 1153539 ‘Just really, really good’: Coyotes’ Nik Hjalmarsson was Dallas Stars born to play defense 1153571 Lucky No. 7? Why it's Taylor Fedun's race to lose in 1153540 Alex Goligoski lost his passion for hockey last season; he securing a role as the Stars' seventh defenseman learned he’s not alone 1153572 Inside the Stars crease: Ben Bishop on St. Louis, analytics and fatherhood Boston Bruins 1153541 Speedy Connor Clifton looks for room with Bruins Detroit Red Wings 1153542 Connor Clifton shows splash in Bruins preseason win 1153573 Detroit Red Wings lose preseason game in OT to 1153543 Bruins coach Bruce Cassidy to make cuts after preseason Islanders, 4-3, but plenty to like game in Chicago 1153574 Detroit Red Wings lose to N.Y. Islanders, 4-3 in overtime: 1153544 Bruins focusing on improving 5-on-5 offense this season Game thread 1153545 Karson Kuhlman looking like the front-runner for right wing 1153575 Red Wings didn't think Taro Hirose looked like a player. spot on Bruins second line He proved them wrong 1153546 McDonald: 11 things I’ve learned about the Bruins early in 1153576 Red Wings fade late, fall in overtime to Islanders in training camp exhibition 1153577 Red Wings' Filip Zadina ready to drive his game to a new Buffalo Sabres level 1153547 Dylan Cozens keeps raising eyebrows as Sabres fall to 1153578 Red Wings squander late lead, lose preseason game to Leafs Islanders in OT 1153548 KeyBank Center announces revised bag policy for events 1153579 Oliwer Kaski to make preseason debut as Red Wings host 1153549 John Gilmour trying to show Sabres he can make an Islanders impact without the puck 1153580 Joe Veleno aims to emulate Red Wings’ Dylan Larkin 1153550 Why Henri Jokiharju likely will make the Sabres' roster out of training camp Edmonton Oilers 1153581 Oilers counting on new Europeans to get up to NHL speed Calgary Flames 1153582 Bakersfield guys will be down on the farm once again 1153551 Calgary's Rob Hamilton gets thrill of a lifetime with Flames 1153583 Three players who helped their Oilers hopes and three 1153552 Gillies' performance in Flames' pre-season loss cause for who didn’t do enough in Edmonton’s fourth preseason alarm game 1153553 Despite accomplishments big and small, prospect Glenn Gawdin wants more as he eyes depth role on Flames Los Angeles Kings 1153584 DGB Grab Bag: Good news on the CBA, new rules for Carolina Hurricanes 2019 and how to prank an L.A. King 1153554 Warren Foegele made the Canes’ roster last year, but he 1153585 CAMP NOTEBOOK 9/20 – YOUNG PLAYERS PUSHING, still has to ‘make this team’ SALT LAKE, MCLELLAN, IAFALLO, CLAGUE 1153586 WAIVER PERIOD OPENS; KINGS SIT IN INTERESTING Chicago Blackhawks POSITION 1153555 Blackhawks 1st-round pick Kirby Dach skates for the 1st time since suffering a concussion. Will he make the op Minnesota Wild 1153556 Blackhawks top prospect Dach returns to ice 1153587 Wild captain Mikko Koivu will play in first game since knee 1153557 How Colliton might build Blackhawks lines early this surgery season 1153588 Wild winger Joel Eriksson Ek is a star on a bike. That 1153558 Rozner: Blackhawks' Caggiula looks to regain footing needs to translate to the ice. 1153559 Is Dylan Sikura on the outside looking in with Blackhawks? 1153589 Playing with diabetes, Luke Kunin has kept on skating all 1153560 Blackhawks make first wave of roster cuts in 2019 training the way to the NHL camp 1153590 Handicapping the Wild bubble players’ chances of making 1153561 Good news, Blackhawks fans: Kirby Dach (concussion the team protocol) is back on the ice 1153562 A modest proposal: To balance the top nine, the Montreal Canadiens Blackhawks should go back to the future 1153591 Stu Cowan: Canadiens' Phillip Danault enjoyed best summer of his life Colorado Avalanche 1153592 Canadiens' Jesperi Kotkaniemi loved Nick Suzuki's 'nasty' 1153563 Avalanche center Pierre-Edouard Bellemare adds veteran shootout move dimension to fourth line 1153593 What the Puck: Poehling, Suzuki should start season with 1153564 Inside the Avs’ long-term solution to solve Mikko Canadiens Rantanen’s potentially short-term absence 1153594 Canadiens Notebook: Ryan Poehling sidelined indefinitely 1153565 Colorado Avalanche hosting Greeley-Evans School with concussion District 6 for community night in November 1153566 Calle Rosen’s push for a job on Colorado’s defense has Nashville Predators begun 1153595 Austin Watson: 'There's a lot to prove off the ice, on the 1153567 Avs Preseason Game 2 Grades: Better effort, same result ice' New Jersey Devils San Jose Sharks 1153596 Devils’ Jack Hughes, Taylor Hall each notch 2 points in 1153627 Injured Sharks defenseman questionable to start regular win over Rangers season 1153597 New Jersey Devils vs. New York Rangers: Chat, live 1153628 San Jose Sharks 2019-2020 season preview: Stepping stream, updates (9/20/19) forward without Capt. Joe Pavelski 1153598 Devils’ lines, pairings vs. Rangers (9/20/19) | Taylor Hall, 1153629 How Sharks can fill void on defense until Radim Simek Wayne Simmonds making preseason debuts re-joins team 1153599 NJ Devils 3 stars: Jack Hughes, Taylor Hall provide 1153630 What we’ve learned through the first week of Sharks firepower in win over Rangers training camp 1153600 Attention to detail(s): Ty Smith’s up-and-down start, John Hynes’ message to the Devils and more St Louis Blues 1153631 Blues could get help from Down Under New York Islanders 1153632 After no-trade assurance from Blues in offseason, Jake 1153601 Josh Ho-Sang understands how he fits in Barry Trotz's Allen is 'ready to rock' system with the Islanders 1153633 Blues notebook: MacEachern won't let a puck to the face 1153602 Islanders' Belmont arena groundbreaking tentatively set slow his camp for Monday, sources say 1153634 In a pickle: Austin Poganski might force the Blues to make 1153603 Projecting the Islanders’ 23-man roster after the first wave a difficult decision in training camp of cuts Tampa Bay Lightning New York Rangers 1153635 Alex Volkov scores first goal of Lightning preseason 1153604 NY Rangers 'B' team gets first look at NJ Devils top pick 1153636 Tampa Bay Lightning put goalies Louis Domingue, Mike Jack Hughes in preseason loss Condon on waivers 1153605 NY Rangers agree to terms with defenseman Tony 1153637 Former Lightning defenseman Dan Girardi announces his DeAngelo; Artemi Panarin is "day-to-day" retirement 1153606 ‘The past is the past’: Henrik Lundqvist is in the same 1153638 Lightning brings star power to third preseason game place, but also in a different place 1153639 Lightning roster bubble: Who helped or hurt their chances after one week of camp? Ottawa Senators 1153607 'You earn your ice time': Craig Anderson ready to prove Toronto Maple Leafs himself this season - and maybe next year too 1153640 William Nylander, Auston Matthews dominate as Leafs 1153608 'We've got to be ready to play big minutes': Chabot eager shutout Sabres 3-0 for first pre-season win to develop partnership with Zaitsev 1153641 Maple Leafs break the ice with first pre-season win on a 1153609 'GOOD TO BUILD SOMETHING': Thomas Chabot ready big night for the Matthews line to help lead Senators' youth movement 1153642 Rasmus Sandin is the coolest kid and just might graduate to the Maple Leafs’ defence at 19 Philadelphia Flyers 1153643 Shanahan’s Maple Leafs master plan remains a rough 1153610 Flyers veterans need more work, so coach Alain Vigneault draft and staff make massive roster cuts 1153644 Nylander shows plenty of jump in Maple Leafs' pre-season 1153611 Ron Hextall is appreciated by Flyers players as he heads victory against Sabres back to Los Angeles | Sam Carchidi 1153645 Leafs Report Cards: Rasmus Sandin turns heads, top six 1153612 Travis Konecny to debut vs. Rangers; Flyers cut 18 from puts on show, forward battle heating up and more roster 1153646 Centre speculation: An unlikely battle could be brewing on 1153613 Claude Giroux warms to occasion against Bruins, Flyers Leafs’ fourth line not so much 1153614 Flyers roster cuts: Notable hopefuls remain in busy Vancouver Canucks competition 1153663 Motte giving it all he's got, likes odds of cracking Canucks' 1153615 Change in plan shows Alain Vigneault isn't messing roster around with Flyers 1153616 10 things: Flyers prospects hold their own versus Bruins, Vegas Golden Knights but are they doing enough to secure roster spots? 1153647 Race heats up for bottom-six forward spots with Golden Knights Pittsburgh Penguins 1153648 Shea Theodore happy to be back on the ice with Golden 1153617 Penguins announce lineup for Saturday’s preseason game Knights in Columbus 1153649 Aliens invade Golden Knights practice in Las Vegas 1153618 Penguins make first cuts from training camp 1153650 Hamby’s hoop from distance latest in line of fantastic 1153619 Penguins sign 3rd-round draft pick Nathan Legare finishes 1153620 Matt Cullen is showing the tricks to faceoffs for the 1153651 Five observations after one week of Golden Knights Penguins training camp 1153621 John Marino could help restore the Penguins’ defensive depth 1153622 Brandon Tanev earns some time alongside Sidney Crosby after disruptive debut 1153623 Penguins prospect Nathan Legare flashing his goal- scoring prowess 1153624 Penguins' new-found blue-line depth will be on display vs.
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