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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 03/12/17 Anaheim Ducks Carolina Hurricanes 1052269 Ducks to celebrate 10-year anniversary of Stanley Cup 1052307 Rielly scores in OT, Maple Leafs down Canes 3-2 title 1052270 What you need to know: Late goal keeps Ducks from Chicago Blackhawks prosperous road trip 1052308 Tomas Jurco trying to adjust to Blackhawks — and shed 1052271 Miller: In '07 Cup run, Ducks were much more than bad habits champs 1052309 Fight, goal make for eventful night for Trevor van 1052272 In hosting NHL’s best, Ducks bring back the team that was Riemsdyk vs. Red Wings at the top 1052310 Sunday's matchup: Wild at Blackhawks 1052311 Proper nutrition key to survival during grueling NHL Arizona Coyotes season 1052274 Arizona Coyotes narrowly hold off New Jersey Devils after 1052312 Blackhawks' DeBrincat heating up with Erie Otters wild third 1052313 Confidence is everything, and Nick Schmaltz now has 1052275 Arizona Coyotes' Oliver Ekman-Larsson expects to plenty of it rebound from 'off' season 1052276 Coyotes hang on for wild win over Devils Colorado Avalanche 1052277 Morgan: Coyotes need the right location to succeed — it’s 1052314 Frei: Colorado Avalanche to bid farewell to Joe Louis not Glendale Arena in Detroit 1052315 Rene Bourque wants to play next season … somewhere Boston Bruins 1052316 Matt Duchene dropped to third line; Avalanche’s win 1052278 How this Acton-based company designed an at-home streak ends at two skate sharpener 1052317 Former Avalanche goaltender Craig Anderson sets mark 1052279 Matt Beleskey brings punch to Bruins’ lineup in win over Colorado 1052280 Drew Stafford’s goal in waning seconds helps Bruins beat Flyers Columbus Blue Jackets 1052281 Resurgent Bruins will try to keep up recent pace in 1052318 Blue Jackets 4, Sabres 3 | Jackets score twice on power matinee vs. Flyers play 1052282 Bruins beat Flyers with goal in game's final seconds 1052319 Blue Jackets | Saad, Bjorkstrand blur the lines 1052283 Bruins take on desperate Flyers today 1052320 Blue Jackets | Zach Werenski in select group with 40 1052284 Better late than never for Bruins in 2-1 win against Flyers points 1052285 Tuukka Rask busy early, cruises late in Bruins’ 2-1 win 1052321 Sabres 5, Blue Jackets 3 | Jackets fortunate in loss 1052286 Bruins notebook: Drew Stafford continues hot streak since trade Dallas Stars 1052287 BERGERON: 'IT WOULD BE DISAPPOINTING' IF NHL 1052322 Breaking down the NHL Expansion Draft: Which Stars are ISN'T IN 2018 OLYMPICS protected, the players most likely heading to Vegas 1052288 SATURDAY, MARCH 11: A PAW SAVE AND A BEAUTY 1052323 Stars head west for late rendezvous with playoff-bound 1052289 PLAYOFF PICTURE GETTING INTERESTING; Sharks CANADIENS IN BRUINS' FUTURE? 1052290 BELESKEY BRINGS THE ENERGY IN RETURN TO Detroit Red Wings BRUINS LINEUP 1052324 Red Wings goaltending delivering; can rest of team follow 1052291 STAFFORD'S SOLID, PRODUCTIVE PLAY MAKING suit? BRUINS A BIG DEADLINE WINNER 1052325 How to watch tonight's Detroit Red Wings-New York 1052292 STAFFORD'S GOAL IN FINAL SECONDS GIVES Rangers game BRUINS 2-1 WIN OVER FLYERS 1052326 Mrazek says he’ll start for Red Wings Sunday 1052327 Refreshed Petr Mrazek returns for Red Wings vs. Buffalo Sabres Rangers; Anthony Mantha, too? 1052293 Sabres, Deslauriers fight back for surprising victory 1052328 Jimmy Howard sharp in return to Red Wings 1052294 Quick hits: Sabres 5, Blue Jackets 3 1052329 ‘Really good' Mantha learns from benching 1052295 Mike Harrington: Players don't deserve say on Bylsma 1052296 Sabres Notebook: Bailey moving; home-and-home Edmonton Oilers records 1052330 Terry Jones: Oilers-Penguins extravaganza shows 1052297 Five Things to Know as Sabres host Blue Jackets big-game NHL hockey is back in Edmonton 1052298 Mike Harrington's NHL Power Rankings 1052331 Terry Jones: Oilers embrace playoff intensity in loss to 1052299 Inside the NHL: We love this league and it drives us nuts Penguins 1052300 Inside the Sabres: D-lemma; Kane's year; granting Cal's 1052332 Game Day: Oilers vs Canadiens wish 1052333 Fans were into game against Penguins 1052334 Mixed emotions for David Desharnais playing against Calgary Flames Canadiens 1052301 Hamilton a 'game time decision' as Flames try to extend 1052335 Oilers a much better team with Kris Russell in the lineup win streak to nine 1052302 Flames extend win streak to nine games with win against Florida Panthers Jets 1052336 Jonathan Marchessault a bright spot in disappointing 1052303 Hamilton "lucky" in return to Flames following skate blade Florida Panthers season scare 1052337 Physical Lightning beat Panthers with late goal, put 1052304 Hamilton a 'game time decision' as Flames try to extend another dent in Florida’s playoff hopes winning steak 1052338 Wounded Lightning deal Panthers a crushing 3-2 loss 1052305 Hamilton injury could have been much worse 1052306 Flames extend win streak to nine games Los Angeles Kings Ottawa Senators 1052339 Kings reignite their playoff hopes with win over Capitals, 4- 1052380 Senators take over first place in division after beating 2 Avalanche 1052340 Rookie Paul LaDue is making himself at home as Kings 1052381 Couch Potato: Boucher sitting pretty as coach of first- make their playoff push place Senators 1052341 Kings get crucial win over Washington Capitals 1052382 Mark Stone joins long Senators injury list 1052342 Kings’ Drew Doughty caught in limbo awaiting NHL’s 1052383 Gameday: Ottawa Senators versus Colorado Avalanche Olympics decision 1052343 THE KINGS: NOT SCOREBOARD WATCHERS Philadelphia Flyers 1052344 MARCH 11 MORNING SKATE QUOTES: DARRYL 1052384 Late blunder costs Flyers in devastating loss in Boston SUTTER 1052385 Five things to know today about the Flyers as they meet 1052345 MARCH 11 MORNING SKATE NOTES: QUICK Bruins EXPECTED TO START; GRAVEL COULD PLAY 1052386 Third-period passiveness dooms the Flyers 1052346 March 11 postgame notes 1052387 AN 'UNFORTUNATE MISTAKE' COSTS FLYERS IN 1052347 March 11 postgame quotes: Martinez, Kempe DEVASTATING LOSS TO BRUINS 1052348 March 11 postgame quotes: Washington 1052388 INSTANT REPLAY: BRUINS 2, FLYERS 1 1052349 March 11 postgame quotes: Darryl Sutter 1052389 FLYERS-BRUINS 5 THINGS: LATEST IN LONG LINE OF 1052350 March 11 postgame quotes: LoVerde and Herr MUST-WIN GAMES 1052351 March 11 postgame quotes: Mike Stothers 1052390 3 things to watch in Game 67: Flyers at Bruins 1052352 Game 67: Los Angeles vs Washington 1052391 Bad bounce, tough call has Flyers needing help 1052353 Game 55: Tucson 5, Reign 4 + postgame notes/video 1052392 Brandon Manning’s gaffe will sting for a while 1052354 Stiff challenge tonight for a team in dire need of points Pittsburgh Penguins Minnesota Wild 1052393 Three periods: NHL scoring race crowded at the top 1052355 NHL Insider: Wild GM Chuck Fletcher weighs in on offside 1052394 Penguins notebook: Murray gets start in Vancouver calls debate 1052395 Murray sharp as Penguins down Canucks, 3-0, for fifth 1052356 Wild-Chicago game preview consecutive victory 1052357 Wild has more to gain than pride with a defeat of 1052396 Penguins beat Canucks 3-0 for fifth consecutive win Blackhawks 1052397 The art of blocking shots in the NHL takes guts and brains 1052358 Minnesota Wild ready for Round 4 with rival Blackhawks 1052398 Ron Cook: Penguins can't win a Stanley Cup title without Kris Letang Montreal Canadiens 1052359 What the Puck: Without Carey Price, Habs are going San Jose Sharks nowhere 1052399 Sharks vs. Predators pregame: Three keys for San Jose 1052360 Canadiens at Oilers: Five things you should know 1052400 Second period dooms Sharks in 3-1 loss to Predators 1052361 Canadiens Notebook: Carey Price and Alexander Radulov 1052401 Sharks cooled off by Predators healthy to face Oilers 1052402 NHL GAMEDAY: COUTURE HEATING UP AS SHARKS 1052362 Stu Cowan: Canadiens continuing to fight flu in locker HOST PREDS room 1052403 Sharks fail to match Nashville's desperation in 3-1 home loss Nashville Predators 1052404 Instant Replay: Sharks fall victim to Predators, lose at 1052363 Predators snap skid with 3-1 win over Sharks home New Jersey Devils St Louis Blues 1052364 Blackhawks’ Patrick Kane, an M.V.P., Is Still Looking to 1052405 Blues make lineup changes for showdown with Islanders Improve 1052406 Blue Notes: Weight helps get Islanders into playoff hunt 1052365 Devils comeback falls short in 5-4 loss to Coyotes for 10th 1052407 Blues Insider: NHL points system is a topic for debate straight defeat | Rapid reaction 1052408 Tarasenko, Blues extend winning streak to four 1052366 Coyotes 5, Devils 4: Reaction from this latest loss 1052367 Fire and Ice Live Blog: 'Yotes top Devils, 5-4 Tampa Bay Lightning 1052368 Pietila gets his chance to impress Devils' brass 1052409 Goalie Andrei Vasilevskiy quickly shows he deserves to be 1052369 Devils rally but lose 10th straight, 5-4, to Coyotes Lightning's No. 1 1052370 Devils’ crazy comeback only translates into 10th straight 1052410 Lightning up next: Panthers fall to Wild for seventh loss in loss past eight games 1052411 Lightning tops Panthers New York Islanders 1052412 Lightning journal: Rookies face bigger roles in key week 1052371 Vladimir Tarasenko too much for Islanders to handle in 1052413 Yanni Gourde's first NHL goal 'surreal moment' loss to Blues 1052372 Islanders fall out of playoff spot after road trip ends with Toronto Maple Leafs thud 1052414 Leafs start trip with OT win over Hurricanes 1052373 Islanders coach Doug Weight puts Scott Mayfield in lineup 1052415 Despite modest scoring slump, stopping Matthews a for a hometown game vs. St. Louis
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