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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 02/01/19 Anaheim Ducks Chicago Blackhawks 1128249 Ducks looking for offensive boost when Corey Perry 1128278 With their long break over, the Blackhawks hope to take makes season debut one final shot at making a playoff run 1128279 Pierre McGuire's condescending treatment of Kendall Arizona Coyotes Coyne Schofield is all too familiar for women in male-domi 1128250 Coyotes D Demers, Bissonnette in ASU’s Curtain of 1128280 Antoine Vermette, Stanley Cup winner with the 2014-15 Distraction Blackhawks, retires after 14 NHL seasons 1128251 Arizona Coyotes recall defenseman Kyle Capobianco 1128281 'I'm in a great spot': Blackhawks prospect Ian Mitchell has 1128252 Arizona Coyotes to endure greater intensity with break in the NHL — and an NCAA title — on his mind the rearview 1128282 Blackhawks send rookie defenseman Henri Jokiharju to 1128253 Former Coyotes center Antoine Vermette announces Rockford retirement 1128283 Blackhawks rookie D Henri Jokiharju squeezed out of ice 1128254 Six storylines: Coyotes roll with ‘new perspective’ and time chase a playoff spot 1128284 Blackhawks reconvene with 'crazier things have happened' mentality Boston Bruins 1128285 Faceoff ace Antoine Vermette retires after 14 NHL 1128255 Bruins lose to Flyers, 3-2, in overtime seasons 1128256 Bruins lineup finally healthy 1128286 Blackhawks assign D Henri Jokiharju to Rockford IceHogs 1128257 Here’s what Tuukka Rask thinks about players crashing 1128287 Scouting report: Blackhawks at Buffalo Sabres the net 1128288 NBC Sports Chicago's Athlete of the Month for January: 1128258 Bruins will have Tuukka Rask, Joakim Nordstrom for Patrick Kane tonight’s game 1128289 10 bonus takeaways from Rockford: State of the IceHogs 1128259 Bruins Notebook: Looking for Moore on the blueline and potential future Blackhawks 1128260 Bruins’ blue line woes prove costly 1128290 Blackhawks send struggling rookie Henri Jokiharju to 1128261 Bruins defensive breakdowns costly in overtime loss Rockford as blue line crowds up 1128262 David Backes keeps grinding away 1128291 Powers: What I’m hearing about the Blackhawks as the 1128263 Bruins pregame notes: With four losses in five games, trade deadline approaches Bruins seek turnaround 1128292 Off Beat: First goal? First win? No, perhaps the biggest 1128264 Talking Points from the B's 3-2 OT loss to the Flyers milestone for a young NHL player is receiving The Let 1128265 Here's what happened in the Bruins' 3-2 OT loss to the Flyers Colorado Avalanche 1128266 Healthy Bruins know now is time they 'need to bring it' 1128293 Avs-Wild player grades: Deeper into the abyss 1128267 John Moore’s been the other guy in two blockbuster 1128294 “It was the A”: How a love of the Avalanche helped a Navy trades, but he doesn’t let that needle him Corpsman get through the fight of his life 1128268 ‘The kind of guy you build franchises around’: Inside Patrice Bergeron’s first 1,000 games Columbus Blue Jackets 1128295 Jets 4, Blue Jackets 3 | Losses piling up for Jackets Buffalo Sabres 1128296 Boone Jenner out 1-3 weeks with cut on ankle 1128269 Sabres Notebook: Zach Bogosian holding Casino for a 1128297 Michael Arace | It's getting hard to imagine happy ending Cause for Bread/Bob saga 1128270 Mike Harrington: Home is where the Sabres' playoffs 1128298 Three things to look for in Blue Jackets' game at Winnipeg hopes will rekindle or fade away Jets 1128271 Kevyn Adams named HarborCenter general manager 1128299 Blue Jackets: Boone Jenner out one to three weeks with 1128272 The Wraparound: Stars 1, Sabres 0 infected ankle laceration 1128273 Up-and-down play still torments Sabres, who hope to right 1128300 ‘I’ve got one center playing’: John Tortorella repeatedly ship with 7 games at home and understandably expresses frustrations with Blue 1128301 Inside the Blue Jackets’ drama: Jarmo Kekalainen won’t Calgary Flames be just a seller; why it behooves Sergei Bobrovsky to b 1128274 GameDay — Flames at Capitals: 5 storylines 1128302 Analysis: Can you define a ‘top line’ in hockey? 1128275 Flames’ Neal proud of team success, knows he has more to offer Dallas Stars 1128276 Why the Flames shouldn’t trade their 2019 first-round pick 1128303 What does Stars forward Jason Spezza think about the for a short-term gain latest NHL player-tracking technology? 1128277 Magician on the ice, disaster in the kitchen: Inside the 1128304 Stars forward Tyler Pitlick out weeks with upper-body world of Johnny Gaudreau injury Detroit Red Wings New York Rangers 1128305 Detroit Red Wings: 'We've been playing some good 1128342 Mika Zibanejad's hat trick lifts Rangers to comeback win hockey' over Devils 1128306 Red Wings' plans for Dennis Cholowski, Filip Hronek 1128343 Buchnevich earns a promotion in his return to Rangers diverging lineup 1128307 Red Wings return to work energized, refreshed 1128344 How David Quinn addressed Tony DeAngelo’s ‘maturity 1128308 Red Kelly was straw that stirred great 1950s Red Wings issue’ teams 1128345 Mika Zibanejad hat trick powers Rangers past rival Devils 1128309 ESPN hands Red Wings a C in midseason report card 1128346 Marc Staal is in control of his uncertain Rangers fate 1128310 Red Wings return from break focused on improvement, 1128347 Mika Zibanejad's hat trick rallies Rangers past Devils not standings 1128348 David Quinn says rookie Brett Howden will miss three to 1128311 Revolutionary Red Kelly set to have Red Wings number four weeks with sprained MCL retired 1128349 Mika Zibanejad bags a hat trick, Pavel Buchnevich shows 1128312 ‘Rebuilding’ roundtable: On the current state of Detroit’s growth, and the Rangers have something going pro sports teams, and the hope for a brighter futur NHL Edmonton Oilers 1128350 Defending champion Capitals eager to stop losing streak 1128313 Edmonton Oilers counting on boost from Klefbom's return 1128314 Edmonton Oilers preparing for 32 playoff games down the Ottawa Senators stretch 1128351 SENS NOTES: Senators expect Pens to be fresh out of 1128315 Willis: Analyzing how well Peter Chiarelli and Keith the gate … Saluting Vermette … Pens’ Letang joins elite Gretzky restocked the Oilers with their draft work co 1128352 Derick Brassard will be a game-time decision against Florida Panthers Senators 1128316 Preview: Predators at Panthers, 7 p.m., Friday 1128353 Stone, Duchene and Senators all have decisions to make 1128317 Buyer or seller? It’s decision month for Dale Tallon as in the near future Panthers head toward trade deadline 1128354 Game Day: Ottawa Senators at Pittsburgh Penguins Los Angeles Kings Philadelphia Flyers 1128318 INTRODUCING CARL GRUNDSTROM 1128355 Travis Sanheim’s overtime goal lifts Flyers past Bruins for 1128319 MITIGATING INJURY RISK, ENDURANCE sixth straight win CHALLENGES AFTER BREAK (+ PLAYER TRACKING 1128356 As trade rumors swirl, Flyers' Wayne Simmonds doesn’t VIDEO) let it serve as a distraction 1128357 It’s Carter Hart vs. Bruins' Tuukka Rask as Flyers aim for Minnesota Wild 6th straight; ‘Ghost’ making slow progress 1128320 Rested Wild players are ready to get back to business 1128358 Resurgent Ivan Provorov back on the attack again 1128321 Wild-Dallas gameday preview 1128359 Flyers must be willing to give Anthony Stolarz a good, long 1128322 The Wild's final 65 days look 1128323 Wild in the Western Conference standings 1128360 Flyers bury their Boston nightmares, push win streak to 6 1128324 Wild comes out of break trying to hold line in volatile games Western Conference 1128361 Flyers 3, Bruins 2: Comeback results in OT thriller, 6th 1128325 Streaky Wild ready for the final stretch run, starting Friday straight win in Dallas 1128362 Flyers have been heavily outshot during win streak, but 1128326 Bye bye, bye week: Wild brace for a grueling stretch that doesn't tell the whole story before trade deadline 1128363 Wayne Simmonds keeps his focus on Flyers while trade rumors swirl Montreal Canadiens 1128364 Flyers at Bruins: Game 51 preview, line combinations, 1128327 Stu Cowan: Time off was a blessing for Canadiens' broadcast info Brendan Gallagher 1128365 How the World Junior Championships helped propel Joel 1128328 Canadiens Notebook: Coach Claude Julien tanned and Farabee’s freshman season relaxed after bye week 1128366 Release the Hound: Bob Kelly and the 1975 Flyers recall 1128329 After a week away from the NHL grind, Canadiens return how the second Cup was won to the ice 1128330 Impact president Kevin Gilmore left Habs to seek 'next big Pittsburgh Penguins challenge' 1128367 Justin Schultz nearing finish line on long road back from broken leg Nashville Predators 1128368 Penguins coach Mike Sullivan: Derick Brassard will play 1128331 Predators' Peter Laviolette on Austin Watson suspension: when he's healthy It's about the person, not player 1128369 For Penguins, it takes a village to help Evgeni Malkin 1128332 Predators mailbag: Gary Bettman biased vs tall players? return to form Artemi Panarin in Nashville? 1128370 Nevin Arena finalist in Penguins' 'Renovate the Rink' 1128333 Austin Watson isn't the first Predators player who faced contest alcohol abuse but his unpaid suspension is rare 1128371 Justin Schultz thrilled to rejoin Penguins for practice 1128334 Austin Watson suspension: How the NHL substance 1128372 Five potential trade-deadline targets for Penguins abuse program works 1128373 The Beanpot: A Boston tradition many Penguins hold in high regard New Jersey Devils 1128374 Slowly but surely, the Penguins’ philosophy is starting to 1128336 Mika Zibanejad's hat trick leads Rangers' comeback over change Devils 1128375 Marshall: Teddy Bleuger provides
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