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Sport-Scan Daily Brief SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 2/1/2020 Anaheim Ducks Chicago Blackhawks 1173791 Ducks fall to Lightning and goalie Andrei Vasilevskiy, who 1173822 Blackhawks rookie Dominik Kubalik hopes his breakout gets his 150th win season continues after scoring 10 goals in 10 January 1173792 Ducks get a look at what their future might look like in loss gam to Lightning 1173823 Why February's a make-or-break month for Blackhawks 1173793 Ducks left wing Max Jones seeking the right balance 1173824 Recharged and refreshed, Blackhawks ready for playoff 1173794 ‘Sometimes you can do something little’: The story behind push John Gibson’s Kobe Bryant tribute mask 1173825 Ten keys to the Blackhawks getting back into the playoffs 1173826 here are they now? Niklas Hjalmarsson comfortable with Arizona Coyotes his place in Blackhawks’ Stanley Cup core 1173795 Coyotes D Oliver Ekman-Larsson being evaluated after leaving game vs. Kings Colorado Avalanche 1173796 What we know about the NHL’s reported, ongoing 1173827 Avalanche’s Mikko Rantanen confident in second-half investigation of the Coyotes surge: “I can be even better” 1173828 All-Star Nathan MacKinnon rejoins Avs, eager for final Boston Bruins 33-game stretch 1173797 Bruins edge Jets in rough-and-tumble affair 1173798 Dealing David Backes before deadline among Don Columbus Blue Jackets Sweeney’s options 1173829 Blue Jackets expect familiarity with pressure to make 1173799 Tuukka Rask expected back in net for Bruins at Winnipeg playoffs to help as games become more important 1173800 Bruins fight their way past Jets in Winnipeg 1173830 Tortorella puts trust in Columbus Blue Jackets players 1173801 Blake Wheeler’s found a home in Winnipeg after long layoff 1173802 Bruins pregame notes: Out of the break in Winnipeg 1173831 Blue Jackets players love adding dogs to their roster 1173803 Bruins show physicality that they're going to need in win 1173832 ‘The season starts again now’: Surging Blue Jackets crank over Jets it up for stretch run 1173804 Bruins at the Break: How will B's get past Capitals or Lightning as potential playoff foes? Dallas Stars 1173805 Bruins ‘dragged into the fight’ and respond in ‘old-time 1173833 Denis Gurianov is Stars’ latest youthful revelation — a hockey’ win in Winnipeg look at his speed, development and upcoming contract 1173806 Bruins, back from the break, need these three things to 1173834 Dallas Stars trade deadline primer: What’s the cost of start swinging in their favor possible targets? Buffalo Sabres Detroit Red Wings 1173807 Amerks continue hot streak by topping Syracuse 1173835 Detroit Red Wings slumber for two periods en route to 4-2 1173808 Stanley Cup winner Michael Frolik says Sabres need loss to Rangers confidence, consistency 1173836 Game thread: Red Wings lose to Rangers, 4-2 1173809 As another season slips away, Sabres fans unleash their 1173837 'They were on top of us': Red Wings rally late, still get anger steamrolled by over Rangers 1173810 Amerks Hall of Famer Domenic Pittis recalls time he 1173838 Red Wings' Valtteri Filppula slower but wiser as he nears played Sabres-Amerks doubleheader 1,000th NHL game 1173811 Sabres prospect Mattias Samuelsson shows maturity, 1173839 How to watch Detroit Red Wings at New York Rangers: strength as pro decision awaits TV channel, start time, stream Jan. 31 2020 1173812 With Kyle Okposo down, Sabres call up Jean-Sebastien 1173840 Red Wings fall to Rangers 4-2 after extended break Dea 1173841 How does this Red Wings season stack up with the worst 1173813 DGB Grab Bag: A Sabres fan’s rant, debating your team’s in NHL history? trade targets and happy Bettman anniversary Edmonton Oilers Calgary Flames 1173842 Draisaitl big weapon as Oilers knock off Cup champion 1173814 Joey Bats or Flames' Big Save Dave ... Who flipped it Blues better? 1173843 AHL pipeline finally starting to flow for Edmonton Oilers 1173815 Flames defenceman Juuso Valimaki finally back on skates 1173844 Edmonton Oilers Game Day: Blues looking to collect dues 1173816 Flames GM Treliving defends captain, calling accusations 1173845 Oilers call-up Yamamoto might not see Bakersfield ever of malicious intent 'complete garbage' again 1173817 5 subtle developments for the Flames heading into 1173846 JONES: 'Knuckles Nuge' punching above his weight for Saturday’s Battle of Alberta rematch Edmonton Oilers 1173847 ‘I got a text from Wayne Gretzky that I’ve still got saved’: 8 Carolina Hurricanes years later, Sam Gagner reflects on his 8-point 1173818 With no margin for error, ‘no-show’ Hurricanes playing a dangerous game Florida Panthers 1173819 Back from long break, Hurricanes’ late rally not enough 1173848 Will the Florida Panthers trade Hoffman or Dadonov? 5 against the Golden Knights questions as the final stretch kicks off 1173820 Canes’ Erik Haula says, ‘I feel good. I feel confident. I’m ready to go.’ Los Angeles Kings 1173821 Bag of Jerks, Part 2: Trade tiers, Jake Gardiner’s time to 1173849 Kings look to follow Alex Iafallo’s lead vs. Ducks shine and dressing room vibes 1173850 WAKING UP WITH THE KINGS: JANUARY 31 Minnesota Wild Philadelphia Flyers 1173851 Pastrnak and Boston take on Minnesota 1173885 Sidney Crosby lifts Penguins past Flyers, 4-3, in overtime 1173852 Wild needs a sense of urgency in season restart thriller 1173853 Gameday preview: Wild vs. Boston 1173886 Flyers and longtime equipment manager Derek Settlemyre 1173854 Minnesota Wild Week: Coming back after a long layoff part ways; Alex Lyon ready to face Avs 1173855 Marcus Foligno plays physical but he also can score, kill 1173887 Dave Scott: Flyers are a playoff team, and eyeing a move penalties and be nice off the ice to improve chances | Sam Carchidi 1173856 Wild return from break ready to make final push for 1173888 Sidney Crosby stars, Flyers need more, but this overtime playoffs loss to Penguins isn't a bad one 1173857 Wild return from lengthy break with playoff push in mind 1173889 Kevin Hayes mic'd up is the gift that keeps on giving 1173858 The telltale stretch begins: Wild return to the ice and the 1173890 2020 players and puppies calendar for Flyers is all you churning rumor mill wanted ... and then some 1173891 Hershey Bears to wear chocolate-themed jerseys vs. Montreal Canadiens Flyers' AHL affiliate Lehigh Valley Phantoms 1173859 Hickey on hockey: Julien hints at riding Price until all hope 1173892 Trade rumor target Shayne Gostisbehere nearing return is lost for Flyers 1173860 What the Puck: Scratching Kotkaniemi shows Canadiens are bungling reset Pittsburgh Penguins 1173861 Canadiens send defenceman Cale Fleury down to AHL's 1173893 Empty Thoughts: Penguins 4, Flyers 3 (OT) Laval Rocket 1173894 Minor league report: Jake Lucchini leads Penguins past 1173862 With their playoff clock running down, the Canadiens buy Phantoms a few more seconds in Buffalo 1173895 Sidney Crosby scores overtime winner as Penguins beat Flyers New Jersey Devils 1173896 Ex-Penguins defenseman Matt Niskanen finds success 1173863 How Devils handled emotional swings in back-and-forth with Flyers loss to Predators 1173897 Black hockey history celebrated in Hill District with mobile 1173864 Predators’ John Hynes opens up on firing by Devils, museum landing with Nashville 1173898 Mark Madden: Penguins could benefit from Tristan Jarry’s 1173865 NJ Devils coach Alain Nasreddine sends message to Jack puckhandling against Capitals Hughes as John Hynes gets revenge 1173899 Penguins rookie Anthony Angello set to make NHL debut 1173866 Who would make the New Jersey Devils’ all-time lineup? 1173900 Jaromir Jagr feels Mario Lemieux was ‘chafed’ when he We asked four experts signed with Flyers 1173901 Tim Benz: 3 crucial points for Penguins to address out of New York Islanders the break 1173867 Islanders looking for quick start with 10-day break over 1173902 Penguins grab win against Flyers in OT, 4-3 1173868 Islanders player poll: The ‘most stylish’ has refined his 1173903 Justin Schultz return brings the Penguins blue line one look over the years step closer to full strength 1173904 NHL’s Black Hockey History mobile museum visits Miller New York Rangers Elementary in Hill District 1173869 Rangers roll over Red Wings in return from break 1173905 Tristan Jarry gets first start after the All-Star break; plus, 1173870 Pavel Buchnevich could be playing way into Rangers what's up with Nick Bjugstad? trade deadline plans 1173906 Penguins-Flyers: Game time, TV information and matchup 1173871 Igor Shesterkin impresses as Rangers dispatch Red notes Wings 1173907 Where there are stars, there’s a way: Sidney Crosby, 1173872 Rangers dangling promotion to top line as motivation for Evgeni Malkin will the sluggish Penguins past the Flyers rookie Kakko 1173908 A secret weapon could aid the Penguins in the season’s 1173873 Postgame analysis: NY Rangers come out of the break second half with a win over lowly Red Wings 1173909 Alex Galchenyuk opens up on his disappointing first half: ‘I 1173874 NY Rangers projected lineup: New 'D' pairs separate feel like everything is under a microscope’ rookies Ryan Lindgren and Adam Fox 1173875 Pavel Buchnevich triggers 2nd-period blitz as Rangers top San Jose Sharks Red Wings 1173910 Joe Thornton on Tomas Hertl: “He knows he’s not alone in 1173876 Young Rangers forward Kaapo Kakko refreshed after trip this” home to Finland during All-Star break 1173911 Sharks GM Doug Wilson talks expectations, EK65, Martin 1173877 Igor Shesterkin the ‘shooter’ continues to impress the Jones and trade deadline Rangers 1173912 Five Sharks storylines to watch over final 30 games of 1173878 Playoffs? 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